MEDICINE & HEALTH

Forgetfulness: When Is It Normal and When Do You Need to Get Help?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.19.2022 11:00 AM

While forgetfulness can be normal, there are times when they actually signal an underlying issue. Read to know more.

Frequent Use of Gadgets to Calm Young Children Linked to increased Emotion Dysregulation, Study Suggests

12.19.2022 05:27 AM

A new study suggests that the frequent use of gadgets, such as smartphones and tablets, to calm an upset child could have negative impacts. Read the article to know more details.

Christmas Reindeer Superpower Reveal: Genome Studies of Reindeer Indicate Potential Aid to Human Cancer and Depression

12.19.2022 03:55 AM

Discover the real superpowers of Christmas reindeers here! New genome study of reindeers reveal potential aid for depression and cancer.

Food Allergy: Here's How One Research Could Help Improve Tolerance of an Allergen

12.17.2022 03:22 AM

Researchers from Food Allergy Research and Education encourages encourage children to eat peanuts as early as possible as a prevention against food allergies. Read the article to find out more.

Biotechnology Company Uses Extracts From Horseshoe Crabs to Help Fight Sepsis: Will This Be Effective?

12.17.2022 03:01 AM

A North Carolina-based biotechnology company has been awarded a $1 million grant to develop a management tool for sepsis using extracts from horseshoe crabs. Read the article to learn more details.

Metals, Lead Found in Several Dark Chocolate Brands Including Hersheys, Trader Joe’s

12.16.2022 21:26 PM

Read on to know if your favorite chocolate brand may contain lead and some dangerous metals. Long thought of as healthier than other sweet pleasures, some types of dark chocolate contain potentially deadly levels of heavy metals, scientists said.

Artificial Sweetener Seen to Heighten Anxiety in Mice for Up to Two Generations

12.16.2022 09:20 AM

Aspartame, a popular artificial sweetener that is found in several low calorie and sugar-free products, has been seen to lead to anxious behaviors among mice. Read to know more about these findings and their implications.

Organic Compound “Salen” May Potentially Help in the Development of COVID-19 Cure and Treatments

12.16.2022 07:31 AM

Scientists explore potential of salen to combat COVID-19 proteins. Know more about this discovery and its potential for the treatment and cure of the virus.

Incidence of Parkinson’s Disease in the US is 50% Higher Than Thought

12.16.2022 02:28 AM

Incidence rates of neurodegenerative disorder Parkinson's Disease is actually higher than perceived. Read to know more about this condition and its rising incidence.

Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy (MSP): The Case of Justina Pelletier Who Was Induced With Sickness

12.15.2022 11:00 AM

Justina Pelletier allegedly went through what is known as Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy, a condition wherein primary caregivers induce illness into a child. Read to know more about Justina's case and MSP.

More Attention Should be Given to the Science Behind Tampons and Pads

12.15.2022 03:51 AM

Though menstrual products have become an object of focus, there is a need to go deeper into the science behind pads and tampons. Read to know more.

Arsenic, Uranium Concentrations in US Water Systems Were Found Prevalent Among American Indian, Hispanic Communities

12.15.2022 01:50 AM

Metal concentrations were found prevalent in US counties among American Indian, Hispanic, and Alaskan native communities. Know more about this news here. Read now!

RNA-Targeting CRISPR-Cas13d Technology Developed to Eliminate Huntington's Disease Toxic Protein

12.14.2022 21:59 PM

Read on to know about how the newly developed RNA-targeting CRISPR-Cas13d technology helps to eliminate Huntington's Disease toxic protein.

Record-Breaking Nonuplets Finally Arrive Home to Mali From Morocco After 19 Months Living in Intensive Care

12.14.2022 21:29 PM

The world's only nonuplets, consisting of five girls and four boys, hold the record for the most children to survive delivery. Check out their story in this article to learn more.

DNA From 1,300-Year-old Skeletons Reveals a High Prevalence of Infection of an Early Medieval Community in Germany

12.14.2022 07:00 AM

Researchers analyzed DNA from medieval burials in Germany and discovered a rural community that was tormented by infectious pathogens. Read the article to learn more.

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