MEDICINE & HEALTH

What Are Natural Killer Cells?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.22.2023 11:00 AM

Natural killer (NK) cells prevent the progression of cancers and microbial infections and the resulting tissue damage. Continue reading to learn more.

How to Create an Effective Workplace First Aid Program

06.22.2023 10:24 AM

A well-designed first aid program not only helps prevent accidents and injuries but also ensures that prompt and appropriate care is provided in the event of an emergency. In this article we will explore the essential steps to create an effective workplace first aid program that meets the unique needs of your organization.

Titanic Sub Tourists May Already Be Dead From Hypothermia, Carbon Dioxide Poisoning, Expert Claims

06.22.2023 09:18 AM

The tourists in the sub marine exploring the Titanic wreckage that has gone missing are unlikely to survive. Continue reading to know the full story.

Special Sensor Effectively Protects Firefighters by Detecting a Potentially Cancerous Substance Present in the Fire Zone

06.22.2023 09:00 AM

A new sensor was developed by a team of scientists with the goal of protecting firefighters from a potential threat. Find out more about the special life-saving device in this article.

Engineered Protein Hydrogel Shows Promise in Articular Cartilage Repair

06.22.2023 07:50 AM

A research team combines stiffness and toughness in a hydrogel for cartilage repair, providing breakthrough in creating biodegradable implants for joint damage. Learn more about it in this article.

Fungal Meningitis Outbreak Linked to Mexican Clinics as Four Patients Dead, Dozens Infected, and Hundreds Potentially Exposed

06.21.2023 23:39 PM

The death toll from a fungal meningitis outbreak increases while officials urgently seek at-risk patients among nearly 200 potentially exposed individuals in the U.S. Read the article to learn more details.

BMI Is a Flawed Way To Gauge Fat and Obesity, Key Medical Association Says

06.21.2023 21:54 PM

The American Medical Association (AMA) has a new policy advising that BMI should be used alongside other valid metrics for assessing risks. Read to learn more.

Lime Green Pee Explained: What Does It Say About Your Health?

06.21.2023 11:00 AM

Aside from the typical yellow color, a person’s urine can take a greenish hue which is usually harmless but can also indicate underlying health problems. Read the article to find out more.

The Science Behind How Med Spas Help Your Health

06.21.2023 10:45 AM

To ensure success when starting this kind of business venture, it's important to have a well-thought-out med spa business plan with help from experts who understand the ins and outs of running successful spas. This way, you can be sure your clinic will survive whatever problems may come it's way in the future.

Understanding The Importance of First Aid Basics And DRSABCD

06.21.2023 10:32 AM

One crucial aspect of first aid is the DRSABCD acronym, which provides a systematic approach to assessing and responding to emergencies.

Daytime Napping May Help Preserve Brain Health by Slowing Down Rate of Shrinkage As We Age

06.21.2023 07:37 AM

Regular napping during the daytime may contribute to our brain health. Continue reading to learn more.

Benzene From Gas Stoves Worse Than Secondhand Smoke [Study]

06.21.2023 07:00 AM

The amount of benzene indoors from gas stoves is reportedly more dangerous than secondhand smoke from tobacco. Read to learn more.

How To Distinguish Alzheimer's Disease from Normal Aging: Identifying Early Warning Signs of Dementia

06.21.2023 05:58 AM

Progressive and recurring memory loss is a key indicator of Alzheimer's disease to distinguish it from normal symptoms of aging. Read the article to learn how to spot these early warning signs.

Zodiac Killer Solved? Letters, Symbols and Ciphers Involved in the Notorious Killings

06.20.2023 12:51 PM

The Zodiac killer has gained notoriety by writing letters to police about their killings. Continue reading to know if the culprit has been identified.

Home-Based Workers Could Gain Weight, Develop Hunchback, Swollen Eyes, Claw-Like Hands in 2100 Based on 3D Model

06.20.2023 12:00 PM

Remote workers would look like Anna with a hunchback, swollen eyes and claw-like hands in the next seven decades, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more.

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