MEDICINE & HEALTH

What Is the Longest Time Without Sleep Humans Can Last? Sleep Deprivation Effects Explained

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.04.2023 05:33 AM

The recommended sleep for an adult is at least 7 hours a night, but a study believes that one in three adults don't get enough sleep. Read to learn more.

Pipe Leak Leads to Contaminated Water for 150,000 Michigan Residents; Locals Told to Boil Drinking Water Before Usage

08.03.2023 15:31 PM

Mild E.coli could lead to stomach cramps or even bloody diarrhea, but severe cases can result in respiratory illness, pneumonia, and UTI. Read to learn more.

Is IBS Hereditary? Scientists Investigate the Influence of DNA on Irritable Bowel Syndrome

08.03.2023 11:00 AM

Scientists conducted a study which suggests that genetics may play a crucial role in developing gastrointestinal diseases such as irritable bowel syndrome. Find out more about their research in this article.

Which Is More Painful: Giving Birth or Getting Kicked in the Balls? Experts Evaluate the Physiological Impact of Both Circumstances

08.03.2023 09:38 AM

The complexity of pain lies in its subjective nature, whether it may be giving birth or getting kicked in the balls. Check out this article to learn which of the two is more painful according to experts.

Novel Antiviral Drug Kills Viruses by Bursting Their Bubble-Like Membranes, Provides New Approach in Fighting Infections

08.03.2023 09:02 AM

Scientists utilized the potential of synthetic molecules called peptoid which work by disrupting the integrity of the viral membrane. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Henrietta Lacks' Immortal Cells Explained: Shedding Light on How They Survived Space, Toxins, Viruses, and Radiation

08.02.2023 22:27 PM

HeLa cells were once sent to space for scientists to better understand the effects of space radiation. Read to learn more.

Why Is Yawning Contagious? Is It Just a Behavior or Is There Science Behind It?

08.02.2023 18:53 PM

A study that involved 100 participants over a span of five years found that women were more responsive to yawning than men. Read to learn more.

Toddler Brain Activity Could Predict Their 18-Year-Old Intelligence; Study Shows Institutionalized Children Had Relatively Lower IQs

08.02.2023 18:38 PM

Children need emotional support and cognitive simulation for them not to be impacted by neural pruning or experience affected neurocognitive development. Read to learn more.

Human-Pig Hybrid: Why Do Scientists Develop Chimeras?

08.02.2023 11:00 AM

Scientists are working on a human-pig hybrid for a purpose. Read on to understand why they are working on developing chimeras.

Always Feeling Tired Even With Enough Sleep? Here Are 10 Reasons Why the Body May Not Be In Sync With Its Circadian Rhythm

08.02.2023 09:59 AM

Feeling fatigue is common and can result from lack of sleep, illness, or health conditions. Explore 10 possible causes of always feeling tired in this article.

Topiramate for Weight Loss: Is It Safe To Take Off-Label Prescription Drugs?

08.02.2023 09:43 AM

Topiramate, developed as a treatment against seizure and migraine headaches, comes with some side effects such as weight loss, which leads to some people using it to fight obesity. Continue reading the article to find out more.

TikTok Trend of Microwaving Boiled Eggs Until They Explode Could Lead to Vision Impairment, Skin Damage, Face Alteration

08.02.2023 09:31 AM

Ocular burns can be considered ophthalmic emergencies and require immediate assistance and intervention. Read to learn more.

Earth’s Oldest Impact Craters Are Vanishing; What Happened to These Circular Depressions?

08.02.2023 08:16 AM

The ancient impact structures left on Earth by its collision with astronomical objects provide a lot of information, yet they are starting to vanish from the surface of our planet. Learn more about it in this article.

Leprosy Cases in Florida on the Rise; State New Hotspot for Disease [Report]

08.02.2023 07:40 AM

The cases of leprosy in Florida account for one-fifth of US cases. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/B. jehle) Leprosy Cases in Florida on the Rise; State New Hotspot For Disease [Report] Leprosy cases in Florida have been increasing.

Human Gestation Period: Week-by-Week Explanation of Fetal Development During Pregnancy

08.01.2023 10:56 AM

Check out this article to learn about human gestation period, including terms like gestational age and gestational diabetes, to expectant mothers.

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