MEDICINE & HEALTH

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

MEDICINE & HEALTH 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.

Can Breakup Songs Help You Mend Your Broken Heart? Here's What a Psychologist Says

04.10.2023 09:30 AM

One is drawn to sad music after a breakup and it has an explanation. Read the article to know more. (Photo: Pexels/Andrea Piacquadio) Can Breakup Songs Help You Mend Your Broken Heart? Here's What a Psychologist Says Those who are going through heartaches after a breakup are usually drawn to listening to sad songs.

Short-term Memory Illusions: Study Suggests Human Memory May Be Unreliable After Just a Few Seconds

04.10.2023 03:03 AM

Researchers found that short-term memory illusions can cause people to misremember events after a few seconds due to expectations, highlighting the potential unreliability of human memory. Click here to learn more.

Will Humans Live Forever? Here Are Some Technologies That Are at the Forefront in Humanity's Pursuit of Immortality

04.09.2023 23:50 PM

Several firms and scientists have been working towards achieving immortality. Read to learn more. The idea of living forever is something that several experts have been working to achieve.

Struggling With Monday Blues? Rewire Your Brain To Look Forward to the Beginning of Workweek

04.09.2023 17:00 PM

If you hate Mondays, there are things you can do to get excited about starting your workweek. Read to know how to rewire your brain and see Mondays differently.

How a Bad Night Sleep Can Ruin Your Workday?

04.09.2023 15:00 PM

Lack of sleep can affect your performance at work. Read to know more. (Photo: Pexels/Ivan Oboleninov) How a Bad Night Sleep Can Ruin Your Workday? Your quality of sleep can affect your performance at work.

Human Brain Does Not Feel Pain, But Why Do Headaches Hurt?

04.09.2023 14:00 PM

Though the brain receives pain signals, it is actually not the one that's directly hurting during a headache. Read to learn more.

Parkinson's Disease: Top Six Warning Signs of This Incurable Neurological Disorder

04.07.2023 21:20 PM

Parkinson's disease can affect muscles and cause tremors that are incurable. Check out this article to know the warning signs of this neurological disorder for early management.

Tardiness Explained: There’s a Reason Why Some People Always Come in Late

04.07.2023 20:20 PM

Why are some people always late to meetings, lunch dates, and all other appointments? Know the reason behind tardiness by reading this article.

Alzheimer’s Disease May Not Be a Brain Damage But an Autoimmune Condition, Study Says

04.07.2023 20:00 PM

Alzheimer's disease may have been an autoimmune disease all along. Read to learn more. The prevention and cure of Alzheimer's disease, which is the most common type of dementia, have become a huge focus in the past years.

Erasing Memory: How To Forget Something Intentionally

04.07.2023 19:40 PM

Is it possible to intentionally forget something? Read to find out. People may have different reasons as to why they may like to intentionally forget about something.

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