MEDICINE & HEALTH

President Zelensky Urges Ukrainians to Stockpile Anti-Radiation Pills in Preparation for Russian Nuclear Attack; What You Need To Know About These Drugs

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.18.2022 11:00 AM

Zelensky warns the public to prepare for a probable Russian nuclear attack and calls to stockpile anti-radiation pills. Learn more about the pills here.

TB Transmission: How Does the Body’s Response to Different Strains Potentially Affect Spread of Disease?

04.18.2022 09:00 AM

Two strains of bacterium causing tuberculosis were found to have an effect on the disease’s transmission. Find out how these variants impact such TB spread.

Increased Risk of Breakthrough COVID-19 Infection: How Does Mental Health Contribute to Such Threat?

04.18.2022 03:45 AM

Research showed that people over 65 years of age are at higher risk of experiencing breakthrough COVID-19. Know more about the virus’s link with Mental Health.

Cardiovascular Treatment: COVID-19 Vaccine mRNA Technology Could Regenerate Heart Muscles After Cardiac Attack, Study Says

04.17.2022 22:44 PM

Scientists found the world's first cure for heart attacks using the same technology used in COVID-19 vaccines. Read on to learn further details.

Christ's Cause of Death During Crucifixion Explained by Doctor-Turned-Priest

04.17.2022 09:37 AM

A priest investigated the most probable cause of the death of Christ. Read on to know what the ex-doctor found.

Hologram Doctors in ISS Use Telemedicine in Space Thru Hololens Kinetic Camera

04.17.2022 09:13 AM

3D telemedicine was developed for astronauts to stay healthy. Learn more about ‘holoportation’ and the use of Hololens kinetic camera for this technology.

Mushrooms Talk with Each Other Using a 50-Word Vocabulary But Skeptical Scientists Say Languages Spoken Are Just Scents

04.17.2022 00:50 AM

A new study found that mushrooms are communicating with each other and even use a vocabulary of 50 words. Find out what other scientists say about this.

Robotic Arm Developed for Endovascular Surgery, Can Treat Stroke Patients Remotely Via Joystick

04.16.2022 23:25 PM

Experts at MIT developed a robotic arm that can operate endovascular surgery for patients who are not admitted to medical hospitals. Read on about this innovation that can carry out operations remotely.

Regular Voluntary Blood Donation Reduces Forever Chemicals Linked to Obesity, Diabetes and Cancer, Study Claims

04.16.2022 02:36 AM

Regular blood donation could help lengthen one's lifespan. Read this article to learn what the new study found out.

How Much Micro and Nano Plastics Do You Eat in a Week? Experts Say As Much As a Credit Card

04.15.2022 09:38 AM

People have depended on plastics since the 1950s. Read on to find out how much micro and nano plastics are ingested by humans on average daily and what health risks are linked to it.

Best Low Fat Food for Weight Loss? Eat This Before Bedtime, According to Dietitians

04.15.2022 08:40 AM

Getting cravings and feeling hungry after dinner and before heading off to bed is normal, however, it may display your weight loss journey. Read on to find out why yogurt is the advised late-night low-fat snack by dietitians that will surely fill your stomach without the guilt.

What Do Humans and Monkeys Have In Common? Both Have The Ability to Determine Their Own Depression, Anxiety

04.15.2022 08:38 AM

Researchers have found a new similarity between humans and monkeys and that’s their ability to perceive their own heartbeats. Read more about this commonness.

Can Two Avocados a Week Reduce Risks of Cardiovascular Disease? Experts Say it Can by 16%

04.15.2022 08:20 AM

Avocados have long been believed to house several health benefits. Read on to find out why avocados are good for heart health and how it reduces risks of CVD by 16%.

Healthy Eating for Seniors: 7 Foods and Drinks That Older Adults Should Avoid

04.15.2022 08:13 AM

As people get older, their digestive system can no longer process certain foods. Find out which foods should older adults avoid.

Blue-Eyed People Share One Ancestor That Developed the Mutation 6,000 to 10,000 Years Ago

04.15.2022 06:07 AM

Blue eyes may be the second most common eye color, but scientists say that they all come from a single ancestor that developed a mutation. Read the article to find out more.

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