MEDICINE & HEALTH

Foods To Avoid While Taking Letrozole for Breast Cancer or Fertility Issues

MEDICINE & HEALTH 10.03.2023 10:00 AM

There are foods to avoid if you are taking letrozole as they may counteract its effects. Continue reading to learn about the foods to avoid while taking letrozole.

Japanese Pharmaceutical Startup Aims to Bring Tooth Regrowth Drug to Market by 2030

10.03.2023 09:52 AM

Japanese startup, Toregem Biopharma, is developing a tooth regrowth drug with clinical trials planned for July 2024. Continue reading to learn more about this innovative.

PUCH Enzyme Helps Fight Parasitic DNA in Human Genomes, Offers Key in Detecting and Preventing Infections

10.03.2023 09:28 AM

A new enzyme was discovered which plays an important role in preventing the spread of parasitic DNA in our genomes. Read the article to find out more.

Pink-Eye Outbreak Hits 400,000 Individuals in Pakistan; What Is It?

10.03.2023 06:50 AM

Viral conjunctivitis infected nearly 400,000 individuals in Pakistan since the start of the year. Continue reading to learn more.

Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Proponents of COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines

10.03.2023 04:36 AM

Thanks to the scientists' COVID-19 mRNA vaccines, millions were saved, COVID-19 severity was hampered, the disease's general burden was reduced, and societies got to open once more. Read to learn more.

Are Paper Tissues Better Than Handkerchiefs? An Analysis of Infection Prevention and Environmental Impact

10.02.2023 07:12 AM

In the ongoing debate over whether handkerchiefs or paper tissues are more effective during the pandemic, the question lingers: which one truly prevails? Find out the answer in this article.

Just 50 Steps of Stairs Every Day May Lower Cardiovascular Disease Risk, Study Shows

10.02.2023 07:00 AM

Climbing over five flights of stairs daily reduces heart disease risk, activating key muscles and improving cardiovascular health. Continue reading to learn more.

Postmortem Life? Some Microbes Continue To Live On After Human Death, Study Suggests

10.02.2023 06:52 AM

A new study shows that microbes live on even after death and even have vital roles in nitrogen recycling. Read to learn more.

Is Viral TikTok Trend ‘Carrot Tan’ Effective? What Do Experts Say About This Vegetable Giving You Natural Tan?

10.01.2023 02:00 AM

The viral "carrot tan" trend on TikTok claims that the vegetable can give you a natural glow. Continue reading to know if this is true.

Stroke Risk Could Increase After Five-Day Exposure to Air Pollution, Study Reveals

10.01.2023 00:20 AM

While previous studies examined the link between long-term air pollution exposure and stroke risk, this new study focused on the short-term health effects of air pollution exposure. Read to learn more.

Nurturing the Self: The Intersection of Beauty Science and Self-Care

09.29.2023 19:27 PM

In today's fast-paced world, the importance of self-care cannot be overstated. As we navigate the complexities of modern life, finding moments of solace in beauty rituals can be transformative. But beyond the surface, there's a fascinating intersection of science and beauty.

What to know about Sleep Apnea?

09.29.2023 11:18 AM

This article will provide a scientific explanation and description of sleep apnea, what kind of disease it is, and which categories of people are most often susceptible to it. Also, how this type of disease occurs and affects a person's life.

Sushi's Health Risks: Study Highlights Concerns About Bacteria in Raw Fish That May Spread Antibiotic Resistance

09.29.2023 07:02 AM

Sushi is generally safe but can harbor bacteria and antibiotic-resistant strains, posing risks for those with weak immune systems. Continue reading to learn more.

Does the TikTok Bone Smashing Trend Work? The Dangerous Pursuit of Beauty and the Misuse of Wolff's Law

09.29.2023 06:50 AM

The TikTok trend called "bone smashing" aims to enhance facial features through repeated blunt object strikes, invoking Wolff's Law. But does it work? Find out in this article.

Woman Gets Paralyzed After Eating Expired Pesto From Farmer’s Market; What’s Botulism?

09.29.2023 03:30 AM

A woman got botulism after consuming an expired pesto from Farmer's Market. Continue reading to know the full story.

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