MEDICINE & HEALTH

Ear Wax Isn’t Actually a Wax and Some Surprising Facts Most People Don’t Know Yet

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.05.2022 09:00 AM

Ears wax is one of the body fluids we mistakenly think and believe as among the dirty parts of the body. Discover how it can be for medicine, sewing, and more.

Astronauts Acquire Mental, Emotional Health Problems During Space Missions Due to Lack of Gravity

06.05.2022 05:45 AM

Studies reveal that astronauts experience uncontrollable changes in their minds and emotion. Read more about the impacts of space missions on the mental health of our astronauts.

COVID-19 Omicron Subvariants Spread Rapidly in Florida; Epidemiologists Tell Us More About the New BA.4 and BA.5 Strains

06.05.2022 02:22 AM

New COVID-19 Omicron subvariants have been detected in Florida. Is it more contagious and does this spread faster than the previous strains? Read to find out.

Monster Hamsters Accidentally Created Turning Mice Models Into Rodents That Chase, Bite, Pin Down Each Other

06.05.2022 00:45 AM

Researchers produced new hamsters seemingly behaving like monsters. Read and discover how the rodents show each other their monstrous behavior.

Tularemia Alert: Pueblo Department of Public Health and Environment Confirms First Human Case of Rare Rabbit Fever in the County

06.03.2022 23:48 PM

A child in Pueblo county has been treated for the rare infectious disease called tularemia or rabbit fever and is expected to make a full recovery soon. Continue reading for the details.

High-Speed 3D Imaging Give Biopsies An Upgrade Similar to 'The Matrix' Movie

06.03.2022 20:31 PM

Scientists developed a technology that could make conventional biopsies a thing of the past. Check out how high-speed 3D imaging could guide surgeons to precisely navigate tumors without the need of removing tissues.

3D Printed Ear From Human Cells Transplanted on Female Patient

06.03.2022 10:00 AM

A clinical trial found a better way to reconstruct the ears of mictoria patients without any invasive methods. Read more about the successful procedure and what it offers to the future of surgical studies.

Can Monkeypox Virus Transmit to Pets? Experts Say Rodents Most At Risk

06.03.2022 08:00 AM

Could house pets get monkeypox? Read more about what experts say and recommended guidelines when a pet owner catches the virus.

Melatonin Poisoning In Children Increased 6 Times From Previous Decade, Study Says

06.03.2022 00:34 AM

New research highlights the rise in melatonin poisoning in children, including a big jump during the pandemic. Continue reading to find out more.

Playing Drums Could Help Beat Autism by Improving Impulse Control and Other Skills, Study Reveals

06.02.2022 09:26 AM

New research claims playing drums could help teens with autism. Find out how beating a percussion instrument improves their socialization skills, impulse control, and focus.

School Shooting Effects on Children: Medical Experts Explain Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Occurring in Students After Violent Incident

06.02.2022 07:30 AM

The recent shooting incident at an elementary school in Texas caused students to experience PTSD following the violent incident. Read and learn more about it.

Monkeypox Virus Could Be Spreading Under the Radar, World Health Organization Says

06.02.2022 05:03 AM

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that around 30 non-endemic countries confirm more than 550 monkeypox cases. Read on to learn more details.

Pancreatic Cancer: High-Fat Diet, Unregulated Athletic Performance Enhancers Activate Receptor for Pre-Cancerous Pancreas Lesions

06.02.2022 00:09 AM

The rapid progression of pre-cancerous pancreatic lesions into pancreatic cancer in mice shows how diet could affect health. Read on to learn how a high-fat diet and substances touted as athletic performance enhancers could trigger it.

Will Carbohydrates Help Pregnant Women Control Type 1 Diabetes? Here's What Studies Show!

06.01.2022 22:50 PM

Taking carbohydrates could help pregnant women with type 1 diabetes control their insulin levels. Read on to know the details.

Damaged Liver Repaired by Keeping Organ Alive Outside Human Body for 3 Days Before Transplant

06.01.2022 10:30 AM

A Swiss medical team kept a liver alive outside a human body for three days before being transplanted. Find out more about the technology the team used.

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