MEDICINE & HEALTH

Sugar-craving animal? Iguana Bites 3-year-old Girl and Runs Off With Her Cake, Leaving Toddler With Bacterial Infection

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.04.2023 00:01 AM

During a family holiday, an iguana bit the hand of a little girl and ran off with her cake, leaving the little girl with a bacterial infection. Read to learn more.

COVID-19 Could Have Been Spreading in Germany Few Days Before China Raised an Alarm, Fresh Evidence Reveals

04.03.2023 05:24 AM

The fresh evidence casts more doubt on China's COVID-19 timeline. Read the article to learn more details about the German man's case who reportedly had telltale signs of the virus.

Novel Nanoparticles Can Deliver mRNA in the Lungs to Aid in Gene-editing With a Potential of Developing Treatment for Cystic Fibrosis, Other Lung Diseases

04.03.2023 03:32 AM

Novel nanoparticles can perform gene-editing in the lungs, potentially developing treatments for lung diseases. Read the article to learn more.

Marburg Virus Outbreak: CDC Issues Warnings to Travelers, Deploys Personnel to Help Combat Deadly Surge in Africa

04.03.2023 00:49 AM

Following the Marburg virus outbreaks in Guinea and Tanzania, the CDC warns travelers and deploys personnel to help quell the surge. Read to learn more.

Corpse Unintentionally Mummified on Display in Mexico Poses Health Risk to Public Due to 'Fungal Growths'

04.02.2023 00:10 AM

A mummified corpse currently on display in Mexico reportedly has fungal growths and should be studied as it may pose health risks to the public. Read for more details.

Elderly Woman Dies, Husband in Comatose After Eating Puffer Fish For Lunch

04.01.2023 22:18 PM

The older woman and her husband experienced serious food poisoning symptoms, which led to death and coma as they ate puffer fish for lunch. Read to learn more.

Physiological Process Behind Jesus' Crucifixion Revealed by Medical Experts

04.01.2023 01:04 AM

Doctors analyze the physiological processes that happened during Jesus Christ's crucifixion, the most painful death ever invented by man. Read the article to learn more.

The Science of Laughter: Why April Fool's Day Pranks Make Us Laugh

03.31.2023 23:26 PM

They say laughter is the best medicine. This year's April Fool's Day, learn how pranks and jokes make people laugh. Read this article to know the story behind the prank lovers' favorite holiday.

Viktoriya Dombrovska talks about Key Sleep Apnea Statistics and Dangers of Untreated Sleep Apnea

03.31.2023 12:34 PM

Sleep apnea is a common sleep disorder characterized by pauses in breathing or shallow breathing during sleep. These pauses can last from a few seconds to minutes and can occur many times throughout the night.

Is Owning a Pet Good For Your Kids' Health? Study Shows That Children With Dogs Are Less Likely to Have Food Allergies

03.31.2023 09:53 AM

Scientists have discovered that having childhood pets (even during the mother's pregnancy) can significantly reduce the children's likelihoods of developing food allergies. Read to learn more.

CDC Warns of a Deadly Fungus Sweeping Throughout US: Should People Be Worried of Getting Infected?

03.31.2023 08:00 AM

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says that the deadly fungus is spreading across the country at an "alarming" rate. Read the article to learn more details.

Nanomaterials-Based Sensor Can Detect Flu, COVID-19 Quicker Than Conventional Tests

03.31.2023 06:00 AM

Scientists developed a sensor made from single-atom-thick nanomaterials that can detect COVID-19 and flu viruses faster than existing tests. Check it out in this article.

How Digital Wayfinding Solutions Enhance Patient Experiences in Healthcare Facilities

03.30.2023 17:21 PM

Technology such as interactive kiosks, indoor mapping software, and other touch-screen devices can make all the difference for patients searching for their destination. Let's discuss how you can use these technologies to improve the patient experience.

Nanosyringe Shows Promising Results for Gene Therapy, Cancer Treatment [Study]

03.30.2023 10:31 AM

Nanosyringe can be used to improve the delivery of gene therapy, according to a new study. Continue reading for more details.

First Ancient DNA From the Swahili Civilization Restores Heritage, Complicates Understanding of Its History

03.30.2023 09:07 AM

The life's work of a researcher reveals that Asian ancestry was introduced to East Africa in early modern times, clarifying and complicating Swahili history. Read the article to learn more.

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