MEDICINE & HEALTH

Reconstructed Tune of Pink Floyd’s Song Shows New Insights on How Brain Processes Music

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.16.2023 07:40 AM

Those who listened to Pink Floyd's "Another Brick in the Wall (Part 1)" were able to reconstruct the music in their brain. Continue reading to learn how they did it.

Pit of Despair Isolation Experiment: Why Is It Considered One of the Most Unethical Studies of Modern Science?

08.15.2023 11:00 AM

A controversial research was conducted by an influential scientist in an attempt to understand the nature of depression and loneliness. Find out more about it in this article.

What Happens if You Don’t Eat for a Week or Day? Here’s What Could Happen if You Starve Yourself

08.15.2023 10:00 AM

Starving yourself for a day or week have both positive and negative effects on your health. Read on to learn more.

Decoding Charisma: Fusion of Art and Science in Influencing Others

08.15.2023 09:17 AM

Charisma involves captivating and influencing others. Check out how being charismatic could help someone become an effective leader as well as the bias connected to it.

What Makes Mozzarella So Special? Scientists Looked Into the Microbes Essential to Making This Italian Cheese Unique

08.15.2023 08:31 AM

New research uncovers distinct microbes in mozzarella production, highlighting its unique cheese-making process. Read the article for more details.

Common Sugar in Fruit Juice Found to Lead to Increased Hunger, Fat Accumulation, and Obesity

08.15.2023 08:05 AM

Fructose with excessive sugar can trigger the lowering of the body's ATP, which is a characteristic found in obesity, diabetes, and other sicknesses. Read to learn more.

Real-Life Dracula Based on Romanian Prince Who Cried Bloody Tears Due to Rare Health Condition

08.15.2023 07:20 AM

The real-life dracula was reportedly a Romanian prince who suffered from a condition called hemolacria that made him cry tears of blood. Continue reading to learn more.

Gene Therapy Injected Into the Brain Suppresses Alcohol Cravings, Shows Potential in Treating Chronic Drinking Problems

08.15.2023 06:40 AM

A study in monkeys reveals that an experimental gene therapy injected into their brains dramatically curbed their cravings for alcohol. Learn more about it in this article.

The Science Behind Anti-Aging Supplements

08.14.2023 12:03 PM

Anti-aging supplements have risen in popularity. This is due largely to people seeking ways to maintain their youth and verve. Anti-wrinkle creams have been on the market for decades for instance. But, now, it is natural and synthetic supplements that are capturing the popular imagination.

Negative-Calorie Food: Is There Really Such a Thing?

08.14.2023 11:00 AM

Some foods have been labelled as negative-calorie and have gained the attention of most people who want to lose weight, although some are skeptical if such type of food actually exists. Learn more about negative-calorie foods in this article.

Biohacker Who Sold Venmo for $800 Million Shows Progress After $6 Million Spent on De-Aging Himself [Watch]

08.14.2023 10:05 AM

Bryan Johnson once had his son's plasma injected in his veins while having his plasma injected in his father's veins. Read to learn more.

TikTok Trend Says Caster Oil Improves Vision Despite Lack of Scientific Basis; FDA-Approved As Laxative

08.13.2023 01:10 AM

Low concentrations of caster oil can be found in eye drops but ophthalmologists say store-bought caster oil isn't meant for eye use. Read to learn more.

Why Is There Always Room for Dessert Even After a Hearty Meal? Unveiling Satiety's Sweet Temptation

08.11.2023 23:04 PM

After a filling meal, the sight of sweets rekindles appetite despite feeling full. But why does dessert trigger renewed hunger? Find out the answer in this article.

Does Water Expire? How Long Does Bottled Water Last?

08.11.2023 22:35 PM

As a naturally occurring substance, water has indefinite shelf life, while bottled water that is properly stored can last up to more than two years. Learn more about their storage guidelines in this article.

Engineered Bacteria Via CRISPR Technology Could Hold Key to Detecting Cancer Cells in Unlikely Places

08.11.2023 07:43 AM

Researchers use bacteria to identify cancer in cell and animal models with promising results. Read the article to learn more about this technology.

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