MEDICINE & HEALTH

9 Tips for Safe Driving as Daylight Saving Time Ends: Beware of Deer and Improve Nighttime Visibility

MEDICINE & HEALTH 10.10.2023 12:37 PM

Stay safe when driving at night after daylight saving time ends with these 9 tips for improved visibility and safety. Check them out in this article.

Early Birds Tend To Earn More Than Night Owls: Study Links Circadian Rhythm to Income

10.10.2023 12:34 PM

Study reveals night owls earn 4% less than early birds due to circadian rhythm's connection to income levels. Continue reading to learn more.

Midbody Remnant From Cell Division Could Play a Role in Spreading Cancer, Study Suggests

10.10.2023 08:30 AM

A new study suggests that the remnant of cell division could be responsible for spreading cancer. Continue reading the article to find out more.

David Seaman Effect: Goalkeepers Have Enhanced Capacity To Combine Information From Different Senses Than Other Football Players

10.10.2023 07:15 AM

Goalkeepers see the world differently than other football players, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more about the David Seaman effect.

Scottish Man Diagnosed With Dementia at Only 55 Years Old, Shares Early Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease

10.10.2023 06:30 AM

A 60-year-old father who was diagnosed with dementia at only 55 years old shares the signs of decline in cognitive function. Find out more about it in this article.

Frail People Perished During 1918 Flu Based on Skeletal Evidence [Study]

10.10.2023 05:15 AM

The killer 1918 flu did not pick on healthy individuals, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Blood of Those Who Live Exceptionally Long Holds Key Biomarkers of Long Life, Study Reveals

10.10.2023 03:44 AM

The researchers discovered that 10 out of the 12 biomarkers they examined were connected to reaching 100 years old. Read to learn more.

Heart Attack Survival Rate Depends on Type, Blockage Location, and More; Here's How You Can Reduce Risk, Boost Survival

10.10.2023 03:22 AM

The affected arteries and the location of the blockage could all affect heart attack survival rate. Read to learn more.

Is Male Menopause Real? Debunking the Myth and Exploring Its Causes, Symptoms

10.09.2023 13:36 PM

Health experts discuss the concept of "male menopause" and note that while testosterone levels decline with age, it's a gradual process. Continue reading to learn more.

Nexplanon and Weight Gain: Can a Birth Control Implant Increase Body Mass?

10.09.2023 11:00 AM

The birth control implant also known as Nexplanon is reported to cause weight gain in some people. Learn more about this claim in this article.

Recent Trends of Gastric Cancer Treatment in Turkey

10.09.2023 06:40 AM

Gastric cancer is hardly ever felt in the initial stage of development. There are no symptoms. The forming tumor accompanies only a slight discomfort. Often, based on sensations, people suspect no more than chronic diseases of the stomach or intestines.

What's Inside the Box? Demystifying Organic European Baby Formula Ingredients

10.09.2023 06:15 AM

In today's world, parents are becoming increasingly conscious of what they feed their little ones. The quest for natural and organic products has led to a surge in demand for organic baby formula, mainly from European brands. But have you ever wondered what's inside the box of organic European baby formula? In this article, we'll embark on a journey to demystify the ingredients in these formulations, ensuring your baby gets the best start in life.

Odor Influences How Humans Perceive Colors; Unconscious ‘Crossmodal Association’ Affects Our Sense of Smell, Perception [Study]

10.09.2023 06:00 AM

Crossmodal association affects our sense of smell and how we perceive colors. Continue reading to learn more about the new study explaining this phenomenon.

Playing Hard To Get? Here's Why This Mating Strategy Could Actually Work

10.09.2023 05:34 AM

Playing hard to get could boost the sexual desirability of a potential partner. Read to learn more. According to a study, the mating strategy of playing hard to get actually works.

Insomnia, Sleeping Troubles Linked to Increased Risk of Developing Hypertension, Study Reveals

10.09.2023 04:31 AM

Women who slept for five or fewer hours every 24 hours were found to have a 10% higher likelihood of developing hypertension. Read to learn more.

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