MEDICINE & HEALTH

Are We Ready for the 'New Normal'? Experts Warn Government Leaders, Heath Officials Against Living Life with COVID-19

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.10.2022 13:09 PM

Experts have warned the US government, including health officials against national strategies for a ‘new normal life with COVID-19. Learn more about it here.

What Caused the Death of the Whale Shark? Research Points to International Trade Carried by Sea as the Culprit

05.10.2022 10:45 AM

Researchers have referred to some threats that may have caused the whale shark population to decline. Find out what initiatives are done to address the issue.

Wearable Magnetic Resonance Imaging Scanning Device Can Detect Sports Injuries Early Among Athletes

05.10.2022 08:00 AM

Researchers developed a portable MRI scanning device that can be worn over the wrist. Find out how this helps detect and treat sports injuries early.

Deafness Cure: Scientists Identified 'Master Gene' That Could Regrow Lost Ear Hair Cell Involved in Hearing Loss

05.10.2022 00:32 AM

Researchers found a master gene that directs ear hair cells to grow. Read on to know how this could lead to new deafness or hearing loss treatments.

Experts Located the Neurons Behind 'Performance Monitoring'

05.09.2022 12:00 PM

A new study on brain activities reveals that this particular area is responsible for evaluating decisions we make. Learn more about 'performance monitoring' and the functions of the medial frontal cortex.

Omicron Variants, Subvariants FAQ Guide: How Each Stream Differs from One Another

05.09.2022 09:30 AM

The COVID-19 Omicron variant has emerged with subvariants. What are these sub-variants, their severity, and if there are more to come? Read on and find out.

SE Healthcare and the American Nurses Association Partner to Prevent Nurse Burnout, a National Healthcare Crisis

05.09.2022 01:38 AM

SE Healthcare’s burnout prevention program — an educational series for nurses experiencing burnout — is now available to ANA members.

US Health Officials Warn a Possible COVID Surge in Fall and Winter

05.08.2022 00:16 AM

US health authorities are concerned about a possible surge of COVID cases in the upcoming fall and winter seasons. Learn more about the factors of this alarming forecast and what the government is now doing to ease the spread of the coronavirus.

People Suffering From Obesity and Overweight Are 3 Times More Likely to Develop Cancer From Alcoholic Drink

05.06.2022 23:17 PM

Experts call on different alcohol consumption limits for people with overweight and obesity issues. Read on to know why one's weight and alcoholic drink consumption should be considered.

Microgravity in Space Has Profound Effect on the Brains of First-Time Astronauts, MRI Scans Show

05.06.2022 08:24 AM

The changes found in the brains of first-time astronauts show that the body adjusts while they are in a microgravity environment in space. Read on to know the details.

Ibuprofen Could Cause Permanent Kidney Injury When Combined With Certain Drugs, Study Reveals

05.06.2022 05:19 AM

Taking ibuprofen with other medication could cause permanent kidney injury. Read this article to know what drugs should not be combined with it.

How Can a Single Bite from a Lone Star Tick Cause Meat Allergy Known as Alpha-Gal Syndrome

05.06.2022 04:00 AM

The CDC said lone star ticks are a concern but not because they cause Lyme diseases. They may cause a lifetime of red meat allergies, too. Learn more from here.

Deadly Infections of Parasitic Brain-Eating Amoebas Kills One in Karachi, Pakistan

05.06.2022 03:30 AM

Pakistan's health authorities confirm infections of brain-eating amoeba in Sindh's Karichi city. Learn more about the cases and what the amoeba infection can do to patients.

Normal Appearing Skin of Lupus Patients Found Vulnerable to Rash, Changes Due to Genetics and Blood Activities

05.06.2022 03:00 AM

Lupus patients have skins that vary from normal-looking to inflamed due to rash. Read more about why this difference occur among people with lupus and the factors that induce it.

Recipient of the First-Ever Pig Heart Transplant Died Possibly Because of the Animal’s Virus

05.05.2022 11:40 AM

The man who died months after receiving the first-ever pig heart transplant may have been infected with a pig virus. Learn more about porcine cytomegalovirus.

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