MEDICINE & HEALTH

Mexican Baby Girl Gets a Real 2-Inch Tail [Look]

MEDICINE & HEALTH 11.27.2022 03:35 AM

Read on to know if doctors removed the hairy tail from the healthy, baby girl. Mexican experts saw the healthy birth of a baby girl with a very "rare" 2-inch-long tail coated in "fine hair.

This Robot Can Treat Lung Cancer Before It Gets Worse!

11.27.2022 02:00 AM

Read on to know how robots can find and extract cancer cells from your lungs. Many lung cancer patients have their lives saved by a revolutionary robotic surgery.

Risk of Severe Asthma Attacks Increased as COVID-19 Restrictions Were Lifted; Should Facemasks Return?

11.25.2022 21:52 PM

Researchers in the UK revealed that patients with asthma now have twice the risk of a severe attack after COVID-19 restrictions were removed. Read the article to learn more details.

Naegleria Fowleri: Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba Infected 154 Individuals, Spreading Further Midwest

11.25.2022 10:00 AM

Naegleria fowleri, the brain-eating amoeba, has spread its virus throughout the midwest region. Learn more about this news here!

Smartphone Addiction Makes You Less Creative While Having No Access to One Results to Irritability [STUDY]

11.25.2022 09:30 AM

Can smartphone addiction dampen creativity? Well, a recent neuroimaging study suggests that it does. Read to find out more.

Did You Know? A Person Can Have An Unimaginable Number of Children Like A Woman With 69 Kids

11.25.2022 07:47 AM

History shows that there are many prolific individuals with an unimaginable number of children born and pregnancies undergone. Read to know more.

Bruce Lee Allegedly Died Due to Kidneys’ Failure to Excrete Excess Water; Will Too Much Water Intake Kill You?

11.25.2022 05:23 AM

Nearly 5 decades after the death of martial artist Bruce Lee, a new study proposes that his kidney-related death was caused by too much water intake. Find out more about these recent findings.

World's Most Expensive Drug Hemgenix Finally Approved by USFDA; Medication Use Explained

11.25.2022 04:00 AM

The world's most expensive drug hemgenix was finally approved by the USFDA. Know the use of this medication here. Read more!

Brain-Controlled Electric Wheelchair Passed Latest Trials With 98% Accuracy; How Promising Is This Innovation?

11.24.2022 23:12 PM

Studies from University of Texas in Austin reported 98% accuracy on the latest test of the brain-controlled electric wheelchair. Read on to know more about this news!

Twins Born From Donated Frozen Embryos 30 Years Ago Breaks World Record

11.24.2022 22:57 PM

A couple from Oregon, USA welcomed twins from embryos frozen in 1992, making them the longest frozen embryos that resulted in a live birth. Read the article for more information.

Three Candidate Ebola Vaccines Will Be Tested in Uganda Soon to Control Outbreaks, WHO

11.24.2022 08:57 AM

The World Health Organization (WHO), together with the government of Uganda, will be testing three candidate Ebola vaccines soon to stop the Sudan Ebola virus outbreak. Read the article for more details.

Viral Dress 2015 Trends Again; Is It Blue & Black or White & Gold? Color Perception Explained

11.23.2022 22:13 PM

In 2015, "the dress" disrupted people's understanding of color and took science for two years to explain the concept behind it. Take a look back on this viral trend that is making its way back this year and learn how people perceive colors differently through this article.

Therapeutic Nucleic Acids: How Nanoparticles Can Be Engineered To Revolutionize Treatments

11.23.2022 22:02 PM

Read on to know how scientists could rewire nanoparticles to fix issues on Therapeautic Nucleic Acids.

Man Impales Skull and Brain With a Metal Rod While Working on a Farm: How Did It Affect Him?

11.23.2022 07:30 AM

A man from Portugal skewered his skull and brain with a metal rod while he was working on his farm. Check out what happened to him after and find out how similar it is to Phineas Gage's case.

Bacterial Pathogens in the Mouth Can Be Linked to Alzheimer's Disease, New Study Suggests

11.22.2022 23:32 PM

A new study suggests that bacterial pathogens in the mouth can be linked to Alzheimer's disease. Know more about this news here, read now!

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