MEDICINE & HEALTH

Giant Hogweed Has Crossed the Irish Sea, Putting a Teenager in Danger After Touching Britain’s Most Dangerous Plant

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.05.2023 08:06 AM

A teenage boy was left with potentially lifelong scars after having an encounter with the giant hogweed, known as the most dangerous plant in Britain. Find out more about the notorious plant in this article.

Real-Life Zombie? People With Rotting Flesh, Missing Limbs, Move Like Zombies Due to Horse Drug Xylazine

07.05.2023 06:12 AM

The zombie drug's widespread presence in other drugs and narcotics has left healthcare practitioners shocked and drug users unsuspectingly vulnerable. Read to learn more.

Mosquito Season Underway: Here Are Effective Measures for Shielding Oneself from These Summer Pests

07.05.2023 04:25 AM

As mosquito season starts in various parts of the United States, learn five facts about these bothersome insects and effective repellent tips. Continue reading to learn more.

Is Eating Late Night Snacks Bad? Kind of Food, Timing Play a Role in Nighttime Snacking

07.05.2023 00:16 AM

Late-night eating may impact hunger hormones, blood sugar, and sleep, but certain foods may also promote restful sleep. Continue reading to learn more.

Cracking the Code of Love: Exploring the Science Behind the Chemistry and Complexity of Relationships

07.04.2023 09:28 AM

The biology of love remains a complex and sensationalized topic, involving chemistry and a quest for a "formula." Continue reading to explore the science behind it.

Unveiling the Mystery of a Core Memory: Exploring the Significance and Creation of Emotional Memories

07.04.2023 09:13 AM

A trend in social media explores the concept of core memory, which was introduced by the 2015 movie "Inside Out." Continue reading to learn its significance to every individual's life.

Italian Woman Assumes She Was Just Obese, Turns Out Having Ovarian Cyst As Large as a Medicine Ball

07.04.2023 09:07 AM

A 52-year-old woman in Italy who thought that she was just obese discovered that she actually has ovarian cyst. Learn more about her story in this article.

Rapid Weight Loss Could Be a Cure for Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis Liver Disease Before It Potentially Turns Into Cirrhosis, Study Finds

07.04.2023 09:04 AM

The most common cause of death for people with Nash was heart disease, which stems from a fatty liver. Read to learn more.

Mosquitoes From Australia Carries Flesh-Eating Bacteria From Possums; Buruli Ulcer Is on the Rise Down Under

07.04.2023 07:30 AM

Buruli ulcer, a disfiguring skin disease, is on the rise in Australia. Read to learn how mosquitoes became a carrier of flesh-eating bacteria from possums.

What Is Wake Therapy? Sleep Deprivation Boosts Mood Among People With Depression

07.04.2023 06:00 AM

A sleepless night could improve the mood of people with depression. Read on to learn more. (Photo: Pexels/Miriam Alonso) What Is Wake Therapy? Sleep Deprivation Boosts Mood Among People With Depression Lack of sleep usually leaves one irritable and having difficulty concentrating.

Diatoms in Dead Bodies Can Be Vital to Police Investigations as They Provide Clues About the Cause of Death

07.04.2023 05:44 AM

Postmortem immersion forensic evidence from diatoms would show negligible diatom numbers in a victim's body. Read to learn more.

What Determines a Baby's Sex? Exploring the Role of X and Y Chromosomes at Birth

07.04.2023 03:12 AM

Discovering the baby's biological sex is an exciting moment in pregnancy, which is determined at fertilization. Read the article to learn how it all happens.

WHO Chief Scientist Jeremy Farrar Warns of Another COVID-Like Pandemic

07.03.2023 03:20 AM

Sir Jeremy Farrar authored the book titled Spike: The Virus v The People. Read to learn more. A respected World Health Organization chief scientist has started discussing how the world should prepare for another pandemic.

Woman’s UTI Leads to Severe Infection; Loses Both Arms and Feet Due Spread to Infection

07.01.2023 22:10 PM

When untreated, severe cases of UTI could lead to a deadly infection known as sepsis. Read to learn more.

Good-Looking People Are Healthier: Research Shows Physical Attractiveness Could Be an Indicator of Long-Term Health

06.30.2023 23:09 PM

New research suggests that those rated above average in physical attractiveness showed better health a decade later. Continue reading to learn more.

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