MEDICINE & HEALTH

Day-of-Injury Blood Tests May Predict Survival Rate of Traumatic Brain Injury Patients [STUDY]

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.22.2022 08:30 AM

Researchers say that people who receive blood test on the same day of traumatic injury has a better chance to survive. To know more about the new study, continue reading this post.

Why High-Intensity Exercise Is Not Good? Intense Physical Activity Can Damage Arteries That Supply Blood, Oxygen and Nutrition to the Heart [Study]

08.22.2022 01:08 AM

A new study confirms that long-term high-intensity exercise promotes vascular injury, compared to moderate physical activity. Read the article to learn more.

Corneal Transplantation: Bioengineered Cornea From Pig Skin Restores Sight of 20 Blind, Visually Impaired Individuals [Study]

08.21.2022 23:25 PM

Researchers designed a new, widely affordable artificial cornea from pig skin to help keratoconus patients. Read the article to know more about it.

Two-Way Sensor Doubling as ‘Chip-Less’ E-Skin Developed to Analyze Sweat Metrics, Heartbeat, Ultraviolet Exposure

08.20.2022 23:30 PM

The ‘Chip-less’ e-skin can be used for analyzing sweat metrics, heartbeat, and even exposure to ultraviolet radiation. Read to know more about this technology.

Stem Cell a Potential Medicine Against Mycobacterium for Those With Immunodeficiency [Study]

08.19.2022 23:41 PM

The stem cell-derived macrophages will be used to test new effective treatments for people with immunodeficiency. Read the article to know more about these bioengineered immune cells can help fight mycobacterium.

Why It’s Harder for Brain to Work When You’re Tired

08.19.2022 23:16 PM

Scientists explained in a study why people experience cognitive fatigue. To know more about, read the post and learn how to take care of your brain.

Why Writing on Paper Gives More Ethical Decision Than Doing It On a Digital Device?

08.19.2022 22:46 PM

Researchers reveal that a person who writes on paper when making a decision will likely have a virtuous decision than when they do it on a digital device. To know more about the study, check out this post.

Monkeypox Patient's Crusted, Discolored Nose Rots After Doctor Misdiagnosed Pimple as Sunburn

08.19.2022 13:10 PM

Continue reading to learn about one of the most frightening cases of monkeypox ever documented: how it rotted a German's nose.

COVID-19 Treatment: Are Olive Oil, Green Tea, Red Wine Finally Keys to Curing the Virus?

08.19.2022 08:00 AM

Researchers tested 500 substances including those found in olive oil, green tea, and red wine if they are effective for COVID-19 drug. Read to know more.

Scientists Discover the Key Molecule That Could Stimulate Airway Relaxation [Study]

08.19.2022 04:07 AM

Researchers discover a new method and key molecule in relation to the β2AR simulation that facilitates airway relaxation. Continue reading to know more.

Health Officials Confirmed a Penn State University Student Tested Positive for Monkeypox

08.18.2022 22:10 PM

A Penn State University student tested positive for monkeypox. Because of this, university officials encourage students to protect themselves from the disease. To know more about the latest update, continue reading.

Curcumin Found to be Effective Treatment Against Skin Conditions Using Microneedles

08.18.2022 10:30 AM

Researchers introduced microneedle patches that can be administered by the patients themselves without any training or specialized equipment. Read to know more.

Experts Say Sexual Intercourse Is the Driving Factor for Monkeypox Transmission

08.18.2022 09:30 AM

A newly published essay cited three reasons why sexual intercourse drives monkeypox transmission. Continue reading to find out if these reasons are valid.

Y Chromosome Genomic Analysis Suggests Human Settlement in South America May Have Occurred Over 18,000 Years Ago

08.18.2022 04:13 AM

Researchers produced new whole Y Chromosome sequences. The analysis suggested that South American settlements happened 18,000 years ago. Read to know more.

Immune Cells Seek Out a Wide Array of Fuel Sources Even From Cellular Waste Products, Study Says

08.18.2022 03:17 AM

Researchers found that T cells are more flexible than previously thought in selecting nutrients to fuel them. Read the article to know more about the new study.

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