MEDICINE & HEALTH

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

MEDICINE & HEALTH 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.

New Methods Developed For Treating Gout Disease; Study Reveals Ancient History of Inflammatory Arthritis

12.14.2022 03:14 AM

New developed methods in treating gouts reveals that ancient history of inflammatory arthritis sheds new knowledge. Read on to know more!

Severe COVID-19 Brain Tissues Largely Mirror That of Old Age, Study Shows

12.13.2022 21:00 PM

Recent studies reveal that the brain tissues of those with severe COVID-19 are strikingly similar to that of those with old age. Read to know more about the link between severe COVID-19 and brain aging.

Introducing ExtRaINSIGHT: Computer Program Uncovers Harmful History Mutation in Human Genome

12.13.2022 20:46 PM

A new computer program can uncover the harmful history of mutation in the human genome since evolution. Read on to know more about ExtRaINSIGHT.

Hearing Aids May Help the Brain Stay Fit and Reduce Risks of Developing Dementia

12.13.2022 20:30 PM

A recent review shows preliminary findings about how hearing aids may have the capacity to make the brain stay fit and decrease changes of developing dementia. Read to know more about these findings and how significant they could be.

Moderna, Merck To Make Vaccine For Melanoma, Skin Cancer

12.13.2022 19:59 PM

Moderna and Merck's COVID-19-based skin cancer vaccine performed effectively in a mid-stage research. Read on to know more about the details.

Study Looks Deeper Into Proprioception, the 6th Sense

12.13.2022 19:51 PM

Recent studies give insight on the genes that have a vital role in the pSN functioning among mice, which may serve as a springboard for further research about proprioception—the sense that keeps body movement coordinated. Read to know more about these findings.

Experimental Cancer Treatment That Uses CRISPR Gene-Editing Put Young Girl Into Remission

12.13.2022 10:30 AM

A 13-year-old patient with leukemia who had not responded to other treatments now has no detectable cancer cells after receiving genetically edited immune cells that attack cancer. Read the article to learn more details about this story.

Higher Adverse Drug Reactions to Women May Rise From 50-75% More; New Mouse-lab Study Explains the Source

12.13.2022 07:17 AM

Adverse drug reactions to women finally explained by the latest mouse-lab study. Know more about this study here, read now!

Khosta-2 Virus Derived From Russian Bat Can Still Infect COVID-Vaccinated Individuals, New Study Reveals

12.12.2022 01:20 AM

New study reveals novel Khosta-2 Virus derived from Russian bat can still infect COVID-vaccinated individuals. Read here to know more!

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