MEDICINE & HEALTH

Japanese Cafe Temporarily Closes After Waitress Served Bloody Cocktails; Why It's Not Safe to Drink Blood

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.14.2023 10:00 AM

A Japanese cafe was forced to temporarily close after one of its waitresses mixed her blood in the cocktails she served. Read more.

Yellow Dust Spreads From China to South Korea, Japan; How Unhealthy Is It?

04.14.2023 07:30 AM

Yellow dust also called Asian dust has hit several countries, including China, South Korea and Japan. Read more.

Why Comfortable Shoes Are Important for Work

04.13.2023 10:47 AM

When you don't work on your feet that much, when you do you might not be wearing the right shoes. It might cause problems for you, even if it's just a single day of working on your feet. Below is why comfortable shoes are important for work as well as a few tips on the shoes you should buy whether you are looking for comfortable work shoes for women or men.

Sleep and Heart Health: Maintaining Sleeping Patterns May Reduce Adult Risks of Developing Atherosclerosis, Study Says

04.13.2023 09:16 AM

Irregular sleeping patterns can increase adult risk of developing atherosclerosis. Read to learn more.

Ketamine Can Benefit Children With Traumatic Brain Injuries by Lowering Pressure Inside the Skull

04.13.2023 07:17 AM

Researchers found that ketamine can significantly reduce intracranial pressure, treating severe traumatic brain injuries in children. Read the article to learn more.

Cat Tested Positive for Avian Influenza After Eating a Bird, Health Officials Confirm

04.12.2023 23:17 PM

The US records the first cat that tested positive for H5N1 avian influenza after it ate a bird. Read the article to learn more about this case.

TikTok's Unhealthy Food and Nutrition Content Linked to Disordered Eating Behaviors

04.12.2023 08:00 AM

A study found that weight-normative messaging is prevalent in TikTok, which is deemed concerning as it can lead to disordered eating behaviors. Read the article to learn more.

Rare Fungal Outbreak Leaves Dozens Sick at Paper Mill in Michigan; What Causes the Spread of Infection?

04.11.2023 23:36 PM

Typically, only one or two out of 100,000 people get sick with this fungal infection. Read to learn more.

COVID-19 Nasal Vaccines Show Promising Potential; Could These Be Better Than Conventional Ones?

04.10.2023 23:36 PM

The researchers will now be working toward testing the safety of these COVID-19 nasal vaccines. Read to learn more.

Poor Eyesight? Here Are Some Foods For Better Eye Health That You Should Include in Your Diet

04.10.2023 22:55 PM

Food and nutrition play a huge role in boosting eye health. Read to learn more. Poor eyesight can be very inconvenient and troublesome. The condition is linked to several factors, including stress, an unhealthy lifestyle, long working hours, and consistent gadget use.

Zombie Cells Undergo Cryptic Transcription and Produce Small Molecules, Study Says; How Does This Affect Aging Process?

04.10.2023 22:05 PM

Scientists have discovered why zombie cells go through cryptic transcription and how this is linked to the aging process at a cellular level. Read to learn more.

Mini-Heart Organoid: Scientists Develop Human Heart Model for Research and Drug Development

04.10.2023 11:49 AM

Scientists at Technical University of Munich have created a "mini-heart" organoid using stem cells. It mimics the early development phase of the human heart, providing a new model for studying heart diseases and the earliest stages of human heart development. Click here to learn more.

Brain Can Generate False Memories Within a Blink of an Eye [Study]

04.10.2023 11:30 AM

People remember what they expected to see, so our memories are not always accurate. Continue reading to know more.

Suicide Rates Peak During Full Moon and Late Afternoons, New Study Reveals; How Strong Is the Linkage Between Lunar Phases and Mental Health?

04.10.2023 10:40 AM

Indiana University School of Medicine researchers found that suicides increase significantly during the week of the full moon, particularly among people over 55 years old. They also identified 3-4 pm and September as peak times for suicides, suggesting high-risk patients be followed more closely during those times. Click here to learn more.

Neuralink’s Human Trials at Risk Due to Regulatory Hurdles, Threatening Elon Musk’s Ambitious Goal

04.10.2023 10:20 AM

Neuralink's plan for human trials of its brain-computer interface device may be delayed due to regulatory hurdles and competition from a rival company.

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