MEDICINE & HEALTH

Artificial Intelligence Helps Researchers Make Sensing System For Disease Progression

TECH & INNOVATION 10.18.2022 12:56 PM

Read on to know how researchers use artificial intelligence to find and observe a progressing disease.

Astronaut in the Ocean: Study Reveals the Effects of Controlled and Isolated States on Space Crews

10.18.2022 10:40 AM

A new study suggests that there are several effects on the astronauts' whole well-being that are impacted due to long dwelling in isolated and controlled settings. Know more about this study here, read now!

Stone Tools Discovered in Poland Cave 50 Years Ago Reveal Clues Behind Early Humans Who Made Them

10.18.2022 09:59 AM

Ancient stone tools from Tune Wielki cave in Malopolska about 550,000 years old, were discovered. Early humans who made them were examined, too. Read to know more.

Senescent Cells Can Be Helpful 'Zombies' Too; New Study Suggests They Could Also Contribute to Anti-Aging Medicine

10.18.2022 04:13 AM

Researchers found that not all senescent cells are harmful ‘zombies’ that need to be eliminated to avoid age-related diseases. Read to know more.

Traumatized Children May Still Continue to Perform Better in School and Look Normal

10.18.2022 03:24 AM

A psychologist said that children will still look normal after being traumatized. Continue reading to know how to spot the signs of trauma.

Four Genes in Kidney Cancer Cells Can Predict Risk of Tumor Spreading and Patient's Survival [STUDY]

10.17.2022 23:49 PM

Scientists identified four genes responsible for predicting the risk of spreading tumors as well as the patient's survival. Keep on reading to get in-depth information about this new study.

OTC Hearing Aids: Will the Do-It-Yourself Alternative Replace Trained Doctors?

10.17.2022 22:42 PM

OTC is now available for purchase. But how successful is it? Will it displace licensed physicians? For more information, keep reading.

New Artificial Intelligence Machine Could Predict Human Response to Drugs

10.17.2022 21:57 PM

Read on to know how the artificial intelligence could predict how humans would respond to certain drugs.

Man Allergic to Own Semen Gets Flu-Like Symptoms; Post Orgasmic Illness Syndrome Explained

10.17.2022 06:30 AM

The man who is allergic to his own semen has been suffering for the past 10 years and has avoided sexual relationships to prevent allergic reactions. Check out this rare medical condition through this article.

Special Playtime of at Least 5 Minutes a Day Increases Likelihood That Kids Would Pay Attention to Their Parents

10.17.2022 05:17 AM

Do you have a problem getting your child's attention? CDC has a solution for it. Continue reading to learn about the tips to engage your child.

Woman Who Complained About Pain, Blurriness Had 23 Contact Lenses Lodged in Her Eyes: Here's Why You Should Not Wear Them Overnight

10.17.2022 04:33 AM

A California-based ophthalmologist shared a video online of a woman who had 23 contact lenses under her eyelids after forgetting to remove them at night. Check out this story to learn proper ways to care of the eyes when wearing contact lenses.

Menopause Benefits: Nearly Three-Quarters of Women Gain More Confidence, Feel Liberated When Period Stops [STUDY]

10.17.2022 01:38 AM

A new study reveals that women feel positive changes after menstruation. Continue reading to learn more about this research.

Social Media May Be Harmful to Mental Health; Women on Fitness Online Are More Likely to Fall Into Narcissistic Trap of Sports Influencers [Study]

10.16.2022 23:32 PM

New research has set an alarm for a phenomenon that's popular on social media. Rather than improving people's health and well-being, they risk feeding the narcissistic side of influences harming followers, especially young women's mental health.

Anxiety and Paranoia: These Mental Conditions Could Be Alleviated by Listening to a Birdsong

10.16.2022 03:36 AM

A research team examined the impact of urban traffic noise “versus natural birdsongs on the participants’ mood and cognitive performance. Read to know more

Insoluble Plaques in the Brain Might Not Be the Cause of Alzheimer's Disease, New Theory Suggests

10.15.2022 01:10 AM

The buildup of beta-amyloid plaques in the brain was generally thought to be responsible for dementia symptoms in Alzheimer's disease, but a new theory suggested otherwise. Check out the new theory that proposes another possible cause of the disease.

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