MEDICINE & HEALTH

How Sugar Intake Affects Health Outcomes

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.08.2023 11:06 AM

It's no secret that Americans love sugar, but what many people don't realize is how harmful too much sugar can be. In this blog post, we'll discuss how excess sugar intake affects health outcomes and provide tips on how to reduce your sugar intake.

Individuals With Blood Type A Have a Higher Risk of Stroke Before 60 [Study]

02.08.2023 07:00 AM

A person's blood type can affect their risk of early stroke. Read the article to know what the study says.

Man Battling Prostate Cancer Suddenly Develops an Irish Accent: How Real Is Foreign Accent Syndrome?

02.08.2023 06:33 AM

The American man is in his 50s and had been diagnosed with an advanced form of prostate cancer. Check out this article to know how he suddenly developed an Irish accent.

Longer Walks, Cycles May Help Decrease Disability and Death Risks Among Older Adults [STUDY]

02.08.2023 00:21 AM

Older adults who were willing to walk or cycle longer distances were seen to have lower risks of developing functional disabilities and dying. Read to know more.

Is Swimming in Cold Water Good For Your Brain and Mental Health? These MRI Scans Say So

02.07.2023 23:24 PM

MRI scans reveal brain changes that take place after taking a cold bath or swimming in cold water. Read to know more.

7 Benefits of Digital Indoor Maps for Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities

02.07.2023 10:20 AM

Digital indoor maps have revolutionized the way healthcare facilities operate. From improving patient care to streamlining hospital operations, the benefits of digital indoor maps are far-reaching and wide-ranging. In this article, we'll explore some key benefits of digital indoor maps for hospitals and healthcare facilities.

James Cameron Debunks Speculations Titanic's Jack Would Have Survived; Multiple Experiments Show Only 1 Will Live

02.07.2023 07:00 AM

James Cameron's multiple experiments showed that only one between Rose and Jack would have survived in Titanic. Continue reading to know the full story.

Genetics Breakthrough Offers Hope for Designer Babies: Study Uncovers Gene Activity in Embryos

02.07.2023 06:30 AM

Stay ahead of the curve in genetics research with the latest findings on gene activity in embryos and its potential to create designer babies. Learn about the impact on the future of medicine. Read on for more details.

Mysterious Meningitis Disease Outbreak in Mexico Affects Patients Subjected to Surgeries With Spinal Anesthesia; Death Toll Rises to 35

02.07.2023 06:00 AM

There is a meningitis disease outbreak in Mexico and it is linked to 35 deaths. Read on to know the full story.

New AI-Powered Research Holds Promise for Early Pneumonia Diagnosis

02.07.2023 05:48 AM

Discover how AI technology is being utilized in the diagnosis of pneumonia. A recent research study is offering hope for early diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Read on to learn more about this exciting development in medical technology.

Repurposed UTI Drug Used To Treat Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection; How Do People Get Infected With This Deadly Bacteria?

02.07.2023 04:26 AM

The rare infection caused by a brain-eating amoeba kills 90% of affected people. Check out what repurposed UTI drug treated the infection.

‘Margarita Burn’ on Baby: Citrus Fruit Juice Burnt Kid’s Skin Causing Severe Blisters

02.06.2023 08:30 AM

Baby burn literally. Young kid from the UK had blisters and burns from citrus lime juice accidentally poured on his chest. Checkout more information about this article!

Dogs With Terminal Cancer Illness See Positive Results With Novel Oncology Medical Treatment

02.06.2023 07:30 AM

Discover the innovative stem cell therapy developed by the NUS Medicine team for animal cancer patients. With promising results, the team is exploring its application for human patients. Learn more about this breakthrough in oncology treatment.

Egg Costs Drop But Stock Is Still Down by About 5%; Farmers Invest in Bird Flu Prevention Strategy

02.06.2023 07:00 AM

The prices of eggs have already dropped, but Avian influenza or bird flu is still a threat. Read the full story for details.

Scientist Responsible for World's First Gene-Edited Babies Admits Acting 'Too Quickly'; Where Is He Now?

02.06.2023 04:25 AM

He Jiankui announced in 2018 that he created the world's first gene-edited babies, which sent shockwaves to the scientific world. Read the article to know about what he is doing after being imprisoned for three years.

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