MEDICINE & HEALTH

Flu Vaccination Surprisingly Lowers Stroke Risk, Study Says

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.30.2022 05:30 AM

A recent study surprisingly showed that flu shots may significantly reduce the risk of developing stroke. Read to know more about these findings.

Top 10 Most Popular Science Times Stories of 2022

12.30.2022 01:05 AM

Take a look at the top 10 stories in 2022 featured in Science Times that readers enjoyed over the past 12 months before the world welcomes 2023.

Cholera Outbreak in Haiti Infected Over 13,000 People Less Than A Year Since the Government Eliminated the Disease

12.29.2022 23:12 PM

Haiti is currently experiencing a cholera outbreak with a strain of bacteria that is more than 10 years old. Read the article to learn more details on this recent disease outbreak.

New Drug Eyed To Help People Dealing With Alzheimer's Disease [Study]

12.29.2022 23:10 PM

Learn more to know how estrogen affects females with Alzheimer's disease and how this new drug trial would help them.

Tiktok Plunging Trend: Cold Water on Curing Depression, Enabling Focus

12.29.2022 21:18 PM

Before plunging into the trend, know the science behind Tiktok's cold plunging trend, read now!

Obesity Causes Chronic Inflammation That Disrupts Milk Production of Breastfeeding Moms

12.29.2022 20:29 PM

Insufficient breast milk production has been noted in women suffering from obesity, which causes chronic inflammation. Learn more about how the two are linked together which resulted in plummeting numbers of mothers breastfeeding their children.

Arthritis Treatment "Corticosteroid Injections" May Boost Disease Progression, Studies Say

12.29.2022 10:30 AM

Recent studies revealed how corticosteroid injections may actually make osteoarthritis progress even more. Read to know more about these findings.

Sweet Cravings: How Fat, Sugar Affects Brain, Body

12.29.2022 09:00 AM

Read on to know how to control your sugar and fatty cravings. The brain consumes the most energy compared to other body parts, and glucose is its main fuel.

Is It Possible to Cure or Reverse Aging? Researchers Look For Solutions

12.29.2022 08:30 AM

Can aging truly be cured or reversed? Read to find out. While aging is a phenomenon that all humans and other species are subject to, scientists have been trying to find ways to make mice live longer.

Doctors Expresses Concern About New Covid-19 Misinformation Circulating Online

12.28.2022 22:14 PM

Read on to know how new Covid-19 misinformation spreads in social media like wildfire. Even though Covid-19 has persisted for almost three years, experts still expressed concerns that there is a lot of misinformation regarding the disease.

Treating Age-Related Hearing Loss Involves Training the Brain to Filter Out Background Noise, Study Suggests

12.28.2022 22:04 PM

Researchers found that older mice are less capable of turning off specific neurons when exposed to noise, resulting in a fuzzy soundscape. Read the article to learn how training the brain to filter noise will help with age-related hearing loss.

Affordance Theory: Scientists Explain Why Women Tend to See More Housework Than Men

12.28.2022 09:35 AM

Scientists use affordance theory in an attempt to explain why there is a continuous unequal distribution of housework and childcare between men and women. Read the article to learn more.

Hepatitis C Death Cases Will Diminish Out of England with Pioneering Drug Deal Including Patients with Liver Disease and Cancer

12.28.2022 08:20 AM

The UK Health sector proposes that hepatitis C death cases will diminish with a pioneering drug deal that may also aid liver and cancer patients. Read on to know more about this news here!

High-Resolution MRI Shows the Impact of Migraine on the Brain, Revealing Mechanisms Behind Its Symptoms

12.28.2022 04:51 AM

Researchers are working to understand how migraine impacts the brain using a revolutionary MRI technology. Read the article to learn more.

Scientists Discover How a Certain Protein Is More Common in Women with Alzheimer's Than Men; Could This Be Why Women Are More Prone to Developing Alzheimer's?

12.28.2022 03:45 AM

Researchers observe the presence higher levels of a certain protein among female brains with Alzheimer's compared to their male counterparts. Read to know more about these findings and their impact.

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