MEDICINE & HEALTH

Binge-eating disorder is the most frequent eating problem, affecting between 0.6 and 2.3 percent of the population globally. It's thought to be two to three times more common than anorexia nervosa, and some research shows that instances are on the rise.

Affecting 2.3% Worldwide Population, Binge-Eating Disorder Possess Major Health Risk if not Control

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.05.2022 05:06 AM

Binge-eating disorder is the most frequent eating problem, affecting between 0.6 and 2.3 percent of the population globally. Get to know more about this news here, read now!

Scarlet Fever, Strep a Cases Rising in Northern Ireland, England

12.04.2022 03:31 AM

Read on to know what is happening in Northern Ireland and England as Scarlet Fever and Strep A cases are increasing.

The researchers think that their methods provide a viable pathway for nationwide health risk screening.

Smartphone Sensors Could Accurately Foresee Users' Five-Year Mortality Risk

12.02.2022 22:49 PM

A new study claims that using smartphone sensors can help a person foresee a his five-year mortality risk. Read on to know more!

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Scientists Checks Whole Down Syndrome’s Cell Instead of Extra Chromosome; Here’s What Genetics Show!

12.02.2022 14:30 PM

Read on to know more about the mystery of down syndrome! Researchers from Heidelberg University and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences have suggested that the cellular pathologies in genetic disorders like Down syndrome, which are brought on by the presence of an extra chromosome, depend less on which specific chromosome is duplicated and more on the presence of an extra chromosomal copy.

Over 37,000 Birds Slaughtered in Peru After Avian Flu Hits the Area

12.02.2022 09:54 AM

After avian flu hit a farm in Peru, more than 37,000 different birds were slaughtered to prevent the virus from spreading. Find out more about the outbreak in Peru.

Smartphones Can Gauge One's Risk of Mortality, Researchers Says

12.02.2022 07:00 AM

Researchers have found that walking data collected through smartphones can help gauge one's risk of mortality in the next 5 years. Read to know more about their findings and how they can contribute to the healthcare sector in general.

Walking Backwards is Actually Good For Your Wellbeing; Here's Why

12.02.2022 05:15 AM

Despite how seemingly simple walking backward is, the activity actually offers noteworthy health benefits. Read to know more about how this activity boosts your health,

FDA Approves Prescription Feces-Based Microbial Treatment for Life-Threatening Diarrhea

12.02.2022 05:12 AM

After many years, the US FDA finally approves the feces-based microbial treatment to be used in the prevention of recurring life-threatening diarrhea. Tap the article to learn more details.

Food Psychology: Color of Dishware Can Trick the Brain Into How a Food Would Taste

12.02.2022 03:42 AM

Psychologists found that the color of bowls and plates can influence the taste perception of some people of their food. Read the article to learn more.

Columbia researchers discover that the cationic charged P-G3 reduces fat at targeted locations by inhibiting the unhealthy lipid storage of enlarged fat cells

Nanotechnology Against Obesity: New Cationic Nanomaterials Target and Remodel Enlarged Fat Cells

12.01.2022 23:52 PM

A novel nanomaterial can be used against obesity. Know more about this news here, read now! Obesity, a dangerous condition that can progress to hypertension, diabetes, systemic inflammation, and cardiovascular disease, has long been researched by scientists.

Chinese researchers recommend that older persons with extended TIB or early bedtimes have their cognitive function monitored as a possible risk indicator for dementia.

Sleep Duration of More Than 8 Hours Has 69% Increased Probability of Developing Dementia

12.01.2022 21:03 PM

Chinese researchers recommend that older persons with extended TIB or early bedtimes have their cognitive function monitored as a possible risk indicator for dementia. Know more about this news here. Read now!

Historic Trust Releases List Of Most Endangered US Places

Plant Cell’s Nanobodies Can Now Block Certain Pathogens [Study]

12.01.2022 11:21 AM

Read on to know how plant cells can block certain pathogens and viruses. The Agricultural Research Service (ARS) of the U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently stated that people might use plants to make nanobodies that swiftly fight new viruses in human medicine and agriculture.

A new study used functional magnetic resonance imaging to show dramatic changes in the brain during pregnancy. Pregnancy increased gray matter loss and reshaped the default mode network, which is responsible for the mind wandering and a sense of identity.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Affecting 2.3% Worldwide Population, Binge-Eating Disorder Possess Major Health Risk if not Control

Scarlet Fever, Strep a Cases Rising in Northern Ireland, England

Smartphone Sensors Could Accurately Foresee Users' Five-Year Mortality Risk

Scientists Checks Whole Down Syndrome’s Cell Instead of Extra Chromosome; Here’s What Genetics Show!

Over 37,000 Birds Slaughtered in Peru After Avian Flu Hits the Area

Smartphones Can Gauge One's Risk of Mortality, Researchers Says

Walking Backwards is Actually Good For Your Wellbeing; Here's Why

FDA Approves Prescription Feces-Based Microbial Treatment for Life-Threatening Diarrhea

Food Psychology: Color of Dishware Can Trick the Brain Into How a Food Would Taste

Nanotechnology Against Obesity: New Cationic Nanomaterials Target and Remodel Enlarged Fat Cells

Sleep Duration of More Than 8 Hours Has 69% Increased Probability of Developing Dementia

Plant Cell’s Nanobodies Can Now Block Certain Pathogens [Study]

Neurological Changes in the Mother's Brain During Pregnancy Confirmed Using Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging

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