MEDICINE & HEALTH

Brain Scans Got 64 Million Times Sharper, Thanks to MRI Resolution Boost; Scientists May Use Technique To Detect Neurodegenerative Changes

TECH & INNOVATION 04.19.2023 22:41 PM

Researchers were able to successfully boost MRI resolution and come up with brain scans that are 64 million times sharper than the usual ones. Read to learn more.

Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria Found in 40% of Sampled Meat from Supermarkets; Scientists Advise To Limit Usage of Antibiotics Among Livestock, Thoroughly Cook Meat, Disinfect Cooking Utensils

04.19.2023 00:17 AM

Various pork, beef, turkey, and chicken supermarket products were found to contain antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Read to learn more.

AI-Generated T-Cell-Based Vaccine May Offer Longer Immunity Against Coronavirus Compared to Other Shots

04.18.2023 22:40 PM

These AI-generated T-cell-based vaccine may even have the capacity to cover future COVID-19 strains. Read to learn more.

5 Reasons Hiring an Injury Lawyer is Necessary after a Construction Accident

04.18.2023 12:31 PM

An injury attorney experienced in construction accidents will help protect your rights and recover fair compensation for your damages. This blog will discuss the benefits of hiring an injury attorney after a construction accident.

Medical Radar Device Detects Emergency Conditions, Monitor Older Adults Launched

04.18.2023 11:00 AM

AT&T launched the industry's first monitor that detects emergency conditions without cameras and wearable trackers. Read more.

50-Year-Old Woman Loses All Concept of Time While Inside 230-Foot Deep Cave for 500 Days

04.18.2023 09:00 AM

A woman lost all concept of time while living inside a cave for over a year for circadian rhythms study. Read for details.

Twins Experience Same Symptoms but Only 1 Is Diagnosed With Cancer; Doctors Explain Bizarre Phenomenon

04.18.2023 07:33 AM

Twins suffer the same cancer symptoms even if only one of them is sick. Read to know what the experts said about "twin thing."

Novel Cancer Treatment Uses CRISPR-Edited Fat To Shrink Tumor in Mice

04.18.2023 06:00 AM

A new cancer treatment that uses genetically modified fat shrunk tumors when transplanted into mouse and human tumors, but it requires testing in human trials. Read the article to learn more.

What Happens to the Brain When Reading? Two Distinct Networks Activate, Work Together To Enable More Complex and Integrated Understanding of Individual Words

04.18.2023 01:54 AM

When one reads, two different brain networks work hand-in-hand to foster more complex understanding of words. Read to learn more.

Common Antibiotic as 'Morning-After Pill' Could Help Curb Increasing Cases of Sexually Transmitted Infections

04.17.2023 10:45 AM

Research shows that a common antibiotic taken post-coitus by high-risk groups may help stop the spread of some sexually transmitted infections (STIs). Read the article to learn more.

Personalized Vaccine, Immunotherapy Drug Keep Patients With Melanoma Cancer Free for Over a Year [Study]

04.17.2023 09:30 AM

Personalized vaccines along with immunotherapy drugs kept patients with melanoma cancer free for 18 months, according to a study. Read more.

What Are Parasocial Relationships? Taylor Swift’s Fans Being Upset Over Joe Alwyn Breakup Explained

04.17.2023 08:21 AM

Taylor Swift's fans are affected by her split from Joe Alwyn due to parasocial relationships. Read more to understand.

Neuroscience of Loneliness: Divergent Thought Processing May Be a Factor Why Some Feel Lonely Despite Being Surrounded by Others

04.17.2023 03:40 AM

The study suggests that having different views from others could be a risk factor for loneliness despite regular socialization. Read to learn more.

COVID-19 Alert: New Coronavirus Variant 'Arcturus' Sweeps Through India, Other Countries; Strain Appears To Have Unique Symptom

04.17.2023 02:12 AM

The Arcturus COVID-19 variant has been causing a surge in India, where active cases have reached 49,622. Read to learn more.

Does Working Out Feel Difficult? Dopamine Levels Could Be a Key Determiner of Whether Physical Exercise Feels ‘Easy’ or ‘Hard,’ Study Says

04.16.2023 01:10 AM

One's dopamine levels may affect how effortful and difficult physical exercise may seem. Read to learn more.

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