MEDICINE & HEALTHScientists have harnessed the potential of bacteria to help construct advanced synthetic cells which emulate real-life functionality. Continue reading to learn the details.
A man was rushed to the hospital after he supposedly shoved a tennis ball-sized plastic object inside his anus. Read to know more about this rare medical case.
Starlink internet constellation's polar service will be tested in one of the most remote areas on the planet. Read the article to know how it will support the research outpost on McMurdo Station in Antarctica.
Scientists have created a brand-new millirobot that breaks down after being used. By using this revolutionary robot, patients may undergo surgery less frequently. Continue reading to learn more about the discovery.
A recent COVID-19 subvariant omicron variant called Centaurus has increased number of cases of infection, particularly in Florida and Europe. Read to know more.
US Army veteran Richard Neider has been wheelchair-bound for almost a decade until he was given another chance to walk again using a battery-powered exoskeleton. Check out this motorized machine that could help paralyzed individuals move again.
A woman who was in a coma for days got doctors scratching their heads over her mysterious illness. Read on to know more about sepsis and what caused her infection.
Genomics helped researchers find the network of proteins that restores hearing in zebrafish, which may help in developing treatments for hearing loss in humans. read the article to learn more.
Researchers explained crying babies are calmed and tend to sleep by a five-minute walk or hold, even in the daytime when the infants are usually awake. Read to know more.
Researchers from Boston University said that noninvasive brain stimulation has the potential to be used as a drug-free treatment to reverse or prevent memory loss in aging people. Read the article to learn more.
A new study supports that reducing salt content in everyday life can reduce the potential risk of cardiovascular conditions. Continue reading to know the details.