MEDICINE & HEALTH

Man Suffers at Least 4 Seizures After Mistaking NOS Octane Booster for Energy Drink

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.24.2023 05:43 AM

A man was hospitalized after drinking a 12-fluid ounce bottle of NOS Octane Booster he thought was an energy drink. Read for the full story.

Eccentric Tech Mogul Injects Himself With Teenage Son's Blood Plasma To Counter Aging

05.24.2023 02:21 AM

Bryan Johnson, a tech mogul and advocate against aging, underwent a procedure where he received plasma from his own young son in an effort to reduce his biological age to 18. Read the article for the full details.

5 Ways to Ensure Healthy Farm Animals

05.23.2023 13:23 PM

We can all agree that it's always safer and easier to prevent suffering illnesses than to treat them. Your livestock could be susceptible to various diseases caused by fungi, viruses, parasites, or bacteria. This article provides some practical tips ranchers, and farmers can implement to protect their livestock from diseases.

Sex Marathon Coupled With Ecstasy Left a Man in Septic Shock and Might Lead to Genital Amputation

05.23.2023 11:50 AM

A German tourist who participated in a drug-fueled sex marathon in Italy suffered from septic shock and is in danger of being amputated. Read the article to find out more.

Radiographers vs Radiologists: What Do They Do?

05.23.2023 10:30 AM

While their roles appear similar on the surface, their responsibilities and areas of expertise differ significantly. Understanding these positions is critical for patients, healthcare providers, and anybody interested in pursuing a career in medical imaging. With that said, here are the similarities and differences between radiographers and radiologists.

CDC, WHO Warn Risk of Mpox Resurgence This Spring, Summer; Here’s What To Do To Prevent It

05.23.2023 10:00 AM

WHO warns the public to take precautions due to the possibility of mpox resurgence. Read to know what to do to avoid the monkeypox outbreak.

Intracranial Electrode Implants Offer an Expansive View of Activity Patterns in the Brain and Provide Treatment Strategies for Chronic Pain

05.23.2023 09:15 AM

A study conducted by a group of researchers involving intracranial neural biomarkers provide doctors a better view of the chronic pain in the brain. Read the article to learn more about it.

Autonomous Motion of Artificial Cells Now Made Possible; Scientists Developed Mechanism for Liposome Motility

05.22.2023 10:53 AM

Scientists studied the nature of protein that sets vesicles in motion and developed a mechanochemical feedback loop to enable motion of artificial cells. Read the article to find out more.

Granulocyte Macrophage-Colony Stimulating Factor (GM-CSF): An Essential Regulator of Hematopoiesis and Immune Function

05.22.2023 10:49 AM

This research paper provides an in-depth analysis of GM-CSF, focusing on its role in hematopoietic cell development, immune modulation, and therapeutic applications. Recent studies have shed light on the intricate mechanisms underlying GM-CSF-mediated signaling pathways, as well as its potential as a therapeutic target in various diseases.

Human Brain May Be Biased in Perceiving Sounds When Heard From the Left Side, Study Reveals

05.22.2023 07:57 AM

Neuroscientists found that the brain has a strange bias in perceiving voices from the left ear. Read the article to know more details.

Experts Release New Recommendations To Avoid Ovarian Cancer in Women, Suggest Fallopian Tube Removal As Preventive Measure

05.22.2023 05:08 AM

A new set of directives was released by experts to prevent a woman from having ovarian cancer. Of the suggested strategies is the removal of the Fallopian tubes. Find out more in this article.

Heart Failure After Attack Is Less Likely To Happen For Those With Strong Legs, Study Reveals

05.22.2023 02:57 AM

The researchers also discovered that for every 5% weight increment in leg strength, there was an 11% lower chance of developing heart failure. Read to learn more.

Epstein-Barr Virus May Lead to the Development of Multiple Sclerosis, Study Reveals

05.22.2023 01:02 AM

Epstein-Barr virus links to multiple sclerosis, as virus-fighting antibodies mistakenly attack brain and spinal cord proteins. Read the article to learn more.

Epilepsy and Seizure Treatment: Less-Invasive Brain Monitoring Could Be Made Possible Through Soft Robots With Flower Shape

05.22.2023 00:17 AM

These soft robots could be inserted into holes that are one to two centimeters wide and could spread over the surface of the cerebral cortex. Read to learn more. 

Female Runner’s Itchy Spot Between Toes Turns Out To Be Sign of Rare Melanoma, Skin Cancer

05.20.2023 22:30 PM

The female runner was specifically diagnosed with acral melanoma, which is a rare skin cancer types that tends to develop on the hands, feet, fingernails, or toenails. Read to learn more.

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