MEDICINE & HEALTH

Santa Clara County Shows Monkeypox Disproportionately Affects Latino Gay, Bisexual Men; 700 Vaccine Doses Will Be Available Soon

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.28.2022 22:33 PM

Santa Clara County's public health department released statistics on disproportionately affected groups to strengthen outreach. Read the article to know more details and learn about its monkeypox vaccine strategy.

Negative COVID-19 Test May Also Mean Infection with Omicron Variant If You Have Symptoms

07.28.2022 12:00 PM

At-home test for COVID-19 specifies an individual is negative for the virus but the symptoms. Is this person indeed, COVID-positive or not? Read to find out.

Lab-Grown Meat: How Ready Are We to Accept, Add This to Our Regular Meal?

07.28.2022 11:30 AM

Lab-grown meat is fast becoming popular that more and more companies in the industry investing billions to develop their own product. Read to know more about it.

5 Practical Tips to Lower the Brain Atrophy Risk

07.28.2022 09:00 AM

Brain atrophy is one of the mental disorders that every person should avoid. Fortunately, it can be prevented. Continue reading to know how to maintain a healthy brain health.

Light and Sound 3D Imaging That Fits on a Needle Could Revolutionize Endoscopy

07.28.2022 08:35 AM

London-based researchers have developed a novel photoacoustic endoscopy probe that captures 3D images in real-time. Click here to find out more about the light and sound imaging probe that can fit on a medical needle.

Lactose Tolerance Evolution: How Periodic Famine, Disease Outbreaks Led Ancient Europeans to Start Drinking Milk

07.28.2022 08:21 AM

A study revealed that lactose tolerance started to evolve in Europeans about 9,000 years ago. How did famine and diseases contribute to this? Read to find out.

Copper Nanowires Used to Develop Antimicrobial Spray May Help Fight Spread of Viruses Including COVID-19

07.28.2022 08:00 AM

Researchers developed an antimicrobial spray using copper nanowires, in an effort to fight diseases including COVID-19. Read to know more about this tactic.

Ancient Herpes DNA Sequenced for the First Time Sheds Light on Origins of Cold Sore Virus

07.28.2022 07:00 AM

For the first time, a team of researchers sequenced the genome of the ancient herpes virus. Read on to find out how the virus strain evolved and mutated over the centuries.

HIV-Infected Cells Susceptible to Specific Targeted Therapies, New Insights Reveal

07.28.2022 03:06 AM

There is no effective cure for HIV/AIDS to date, but NIAID scientists presented new insights about HIV-infected cells that open new doors for HIV cure research. Read the article to learn more.

CDC Confirms Cases of Melioidosis in Mississippi Gulf Coast Due to Burkholderia Pseudomallei Bacteria

07.27.2022 23:21 PM

CDC confirmed that Burkholderia pseudomallei bacteria is present in soil and water samples from the Mississippi Gulf Coast, which causes melioidosis. Continue reading to know how to deal with the disease and how to prevent it.

Kitsap County Reports First Probable Monkeypox Case After a Resident Tested Positive for Orthopoxvirus

07.27.2022 23:13 PM

Kitsap County's health department stated that the patient was infected with orthopoxvirus, which causes smallpox, cowpox, and monkeypox. Read the article to know the full details.

Zebrafish Can Help Repair Cardiovascular Impairment, Damaged Heart

07.27.2022 10:00 AM

Zebrafish could help repair heart damage following a heart attack in particular. What are the reasons this species is used in medicine? Read to know more.

Unique Nanoparticle Platform Developed to Target Activated Neutrophils Linked Diabetes, Cancer, Vascular Thrombosis

07.27.2022 09:00 AM

Researches developed a nanoparticle platform to target activated neutrophils linked to diseases like cancer, and diabetes among others. Read to know more.

Monkeypox Case Detected in Cook County Jail in Chicago, Cases Surpass 300

07.26.2022 23:32 PM

Officials confirmed a case of monkeypox at the Cook County Jail. Continue reading to know more about the latest updates on monkeypox in Chicago

National AIDS Control Organisation in India Addresses Management of HIV/AIDS Protests, Denies Shortage of Medicine

07.26.2022 23:24 PM

Read on to know the story behind the protests over HIV medicine shortage in India as people living with such a disease have been protesting outside offices of the National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO).

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