MEDICINE & HEALTH

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

MEDICINE & HEALTH 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.

How the Use of Nanomedicine at Nanoscale Contributes to Diagnosis, Treatment of Disease

05.05.2022 11:00 AM

A pharmaceutical scientist details how nanomedicine is helping with diagnostics and treatments of certain diseases. Read on and learn more about the material.

Study in Mice, Ferrets, and Monkeys Reveal the Virus That May Be Causing Multiple Sclerosis; How Effective is Vaccine as Protection?

05.05.2022 10:35 AM

A study in some animals showed that the Epstein-Barr virus may cause a more severe disease, which is MS. Learn about the essentiality of the vaccine here.

Fecal Microbiota Transplant Is the Latest Anti-Aging Hack: How Can Feces Reverse the Ageing Process?

05.05.2022 06:08 AM

Scientists found that fecal microbiota transplant reverses the hallmark of aging in old mice, opening the possibility of gut microbiota-based anti-aging therapies. Read on to learn more details.

Is Drinking Blood Safe? Vampire Association Warns People Against It, Activity Could Be Detrimental to Health

05.05.2022 03:35 AM

New Orleans Vampire Association warns against drinking human blood. Read on to know why vampires discourage others from doing this bizarre activity.

Homo Floresiensis Extinct? Anthropologist Claims The ‘Hobbit’ Still Roams the Island of Flores in Indonesia

05.04.2022 15:05 PM

An anthropologist claims Homo floresiensis, species extinct around 50,000 years ago still exists and roams an Indonesian island. Learn more about it here.

Comprehensive Study Shows Transparent Outcomes of Postprocedure Drugs Related to First-Generation Watchman Operations

05.04.2022 09:30 AM

A series of papers recently released showed a comprehensive outcome from widescale trials and procedures related to first-generation Watchman device. Read more about the effects of these operations, as well as the impact of postprocedure medications.

Plastic Pollution Costs the Nation Billions of Dollars; Will a New Recycling Technology Divert Some of the Waste from Landfills?

05.04.2022 08:30 AM

Epidemiology experts give various insights about the current state of the pandemic and the future of the of the treatable coronavirus infection. Learn more about the difference between the properties of COVID-19 and the common seasonal diseases.

Cravings for Alcohol May Even Be More Irresistible During Withdrawal; Here's What a New Study About Environmental Stimuli Found

05.04.2022 08:00 AM

A new study shows the environmental triggers that make cravings for alcohol stronger during withdrawal. Here’s what researchers found in their research on mice.

Smartphone Use Could Cause Alzheimer's Disease Among Young People But Improve Memory of Old Adults With Dementia, Studies Claim

05.04.2022 07:32 AM

Two studies of smartphone use reveal opposing results depending on the user's age. Read on to find out how it can trigger Alzheimer's Disease among young people and help older adults with dementia.

100-Year-Old BCG Vaccine Protects Newborns, Infants Beyond TB Shielding Them Against Other Viral Infections

05.04.2022 03:28 AM

The century-old BCG vaccine has been proud to protect babies not just from TB but from other viral infections unrelated to tuberculosis. Learn more from here.

Majority of People With Long COVID-19 Develop an Autonomic Nervous System Disorder Dysautonomia, Study Reveals

05.04.2022 03:27 AM

New research revealed that an estimated 38 million Americans with long COVID have mild to severe dysautonomia, an autonomic nervous system disorder. Read on to find out more.

City Wildlife Like Rats Do Not Pose Much Threat to Future Pandemics, International Team of Researchers Says

05.03.2022 10:00 AM

A recent study led by Georgetown University scientists analyzed whether urban pests, like rats, harbor more pathogens that can cause future pandemics and outbreaks. Read on to find out why the study suggests that urban pests may not be hyper-reservoirs of diseases than initially believed.

How Do Bacteria Move Inside Our Bodies? Study Reveals How Microbes Make a Beeline to Squeeze Through Tight Spaces

05.03.2022 09:30 AM

A new study reveals how bacteria are moving to create a beeline and escape tight space. Learn more about how such microbes are moving inside our bodies.

Deciphering RNA 3D Structure Now Possible with Novel Technique

05.03.2022 08:15 AM

Experts have long been unable to crack the mysteries of RNA molecules, their structures, and their function. Read on to find out how a team of researchers from Harvard University was able to develop a novel technique that allows the 3D analysis of RNA molecules.

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