MEDICINE & HEALTH

COVID-19 Antiviral Drug Paxlovid Prescribed Specifically for Older People With Heart Disease

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.22.2022 07:42 AM

US President Joe Biden is taking Paxlovid in his fight for COVID-19 and will continue to be in isolation at the White House as he continues his duties. Read the article to know more about this antiviral drug.

AI System for Dermatologists Efficiently Evaluates Psoriasis Severity in Patients; Study Says

07.22.2022 05:02 AM

Psoriasis is the most common autoimmune disease affecting millions in the US. Read on to learn more about an AI system developed by dermatologists to accurately measure the severity of psoriasis in patients.

New Way of Developing COVID-19 Vaccine Makes It Effective Against All Variants Using Modified DNA From Bacteria

07.22.2022 02:00 AM

Researchers describe a new way of developing a more durable, highly effective COVID-19 vaccine that works against all variants. Read the article for more details.

World Health Organization Reassess Monkeypox Outbreak as Public Health Emergency

07.21.2022 23:49 PM

World Health Organization (WHO) convened on Thursday to debate whether or not monkeypox could be considered a public health emergency. Continue reading to learn more about the trend of this contagious disease.

US Reports First Polio Case Detected in New York; Unvaccinated Encouraged to Get Vaccine to Prevent Outbreak

07.21.2022 23:18 PM

The first polio case in the US in nearly 10 years is from New York. Read the article to learn why one needs to get a vaccine against the life-threatening disease.

SARS-CoV-2 Found on Neurons and Blood-Brain Barrier Cells Use Nanotubes to Make its Way to the Brain, Study Claims

07.21.2022 21:21 PM

A new study showed that SARS-CoV-2 was able to infect neurons and blood-brain barrier cells despite the fact that they lack an angiotensin-2 converting enzyme receptor. Continue reading to know how the virus makes its way to the brain.

Evasive Omicron Tactics Offset by Booster Shots; Study Says

07.21.2022 11:00 AM

Omicron subvariant are predicted to dominate globally, being more evasive than their ancestral strain. Read on to find out why experts believe booster shots provide better immunity and prevent severe infection.

Imposter Syndrome: You Might Have This Phenomenon If You're Feeling Unworthy of Success

07.21.2022 10:30 AM

Imposter syndrome is a concept of one’s perceptions of his capabilities and feeling unworthy despite his success. Read to know if you have the phenomenon.

Newly Developed Nanoparticle Vaccines That Target Melanoma May Fight Cancer

07.21.2022 09:30 AM

Scientists developed a nanoparticle vaccine combination that may fight cancer. Is this the fulfillment of a long-time cancer-fighting promise? Read to find out.

How to Survive Poisoning in a Household Before Emergency Help Arrives

07.21.2022 09:00 AM

Surviving the threat of poison is possible as long as you know what to do. Continue reading to know how to handle poisoning on your household.

Human Teardrops Used in New Technology That Can Detect Certain Illnesses Like Eye Disease, Diabetes, Cancer, Among Others

07.21.2022 08:30 AM

Researchers have revealed that with just a few drops, a new approach can spot certain diseases like eye disease, cancer, and diabetes. Read to know more.

Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer Through Regular Screening Increases the Patient's Chance to Live Longer

07.21.2022 08:00 AM

Annual screening exams proved beneficial for patients with a high genetic risk of developing pancreatic cancer, according to a research team from eight US medical centers. Continue reading to understand the benefits and importance of regular screening.

Tear Gas Could Cause Miscarriage, Report About the Chemical Agent Used in Protests Resulting in Spontaneous Abortions Reveal

07.21.2022 04:00 AM

Tear gas has been linked to abortion or miscarriage and this comes after police attacked protesters with chemical weapons in that form. Read to know more about it.

Worms May Function as Drugs for Certain Diseases Depending on Patient's Metabolism

07.20.2022 12:00 PM

A drug made of roundworms may be used against certain illnesses but according to research, it depends on a patient’s metabolism. Read to know more about it.

Universal Language Network Involving 45 Languages Discovered; Study Says

07.20.2022 10:00 AM

There are over 7,000 languages across the globe, and experts want to know if there is a universal nerual link between all languages. Read on to find out about uncovering which parts of the brain are more active when a person listens to their native language.

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