MEDICINE & HEALTH

Audio Leaked by Unknown Russian Oligarch Says Vladimir Putin Has Blood Cancer

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.16.2022 08:33 AM

An unidentified Russian oligarch leaks details of president Vladimir Putin's true health condition. Learn more about the suspected illness of the Russian leader and its effect to the body.

Prediabetes and Cardiovascular Disease: New Study Reveals Link Between High Sugar Levels, and Heart Attack, Stroke

05.16.2022 08:14 AM

A study shows the link between prediabetes and cardiovascular diseases such as heart attack and stroke. Know more about the connections of the conditions here.

Digital Reality Meets Pediatric Operations: How Smileyscope Works for Children Afraid of Needles

05.16.2022 05:36 AM

A pediatrician from Florida explains how digital reality helped them and patients have more convenient operations than ever. Read more about how Smileyscope works, and what is its impact on children who needs needle-based procedures.

Robot-Assisted Surgical Operations Give Better Recovery Rates and Quality of Life, Cuts Readmission

05.16.2022 04:49 AM

Experts carried out the first comparative analysis of the effects of robotic surgery and conventional open surgery. Read more about the impacts of the advanced surgical approach and how it will benefit the medical operations in the future.

Eating These Foods Cause Fatigue and Stress to Brain, Study Says

05.15.2022 03:59 AM

Many people are not aware of the effects of food choices on brain health. Read on to know about the foods that could damage our brain and disrupt its functions.

Monkeypox Outbreak in UK: How Does the Disease Spread? 5 Steps to Take to Prevent Transmission of the Virus

05.15.2022 02:37 AM

2 new cases of monkeypox have been reported in England. How is this infectious disease spreading and how can it be prevented? Read on to find the answers.

Our Cells Take Their Ease in the Curves

05.14.2022 15:53 PM

A UNIGE team shows that cells that make up our tissues increase in volume when tissues bend. A key discovery for the culture of in vitro organs

Binge Drinking Increases During the Pandemic: How to Know If You Already Consume Too Much Alcoholic Drink Like Beer

05.13.2022 22:49 PM

Binge drinking is the first step toward alcohol abuse and dependency and it has increased during the pandemic. Read on to learn how to limit your beer or alcoholic drink consumption.

Meta-Analysis of Diverse Populations Reveals How Genes Affect People With Type 2 Diabetes

05.13.2022 08:00 AM

A meta-analysis of different populations revealed how genes are affecting diabetes. Do they contribute to a higher risk of type 2 diabetes? Read on to find out.

Vaccines Show Promising Efficacy Against Rare Mosquito-Borne Viruses [CLINICAL TRIAL]

05.13.2022 05:36 AM

Experts from NIH saw promising results from Phase 1 clinical trials of vaccines against a set of mosquito-borne viruses. Read more about the encephalitis vaccine and how the rare disease works.

Hormonal Changes in Women During Menopause and Bad Cholesterol: How Can These Two be Linked to Each Other?

05.13.2022 04:45 AM

Study findings have shown the link between menopause and bad cholesterol in women. Find out how the two are linked to each other during the menopausal stage.

Long COVID Treatment: Will Pfizer’s Paxlovid Finally Solve Today’s Global Pandemic?

05.12.2022 11:30 AM

There are still no treatments for long COVID but recently, some long-haulers reported they were shocked to feel well after taking Paxlovid. Read to know more.

Long COVID Symptoms Now Includes Blood Clots Along With Taste or Smell Loss and Brain Fog

05.12.2022 07:30 AM

Symptoms experienced by people with long COVID are more than just loss of smell or taste and brain fog, among others. Learn about blood clots as effects, too

Cerebrospinal Fluid Reverses Age-Related Memory Loss in Mice; A Potential Treatment for Neurodegenerative Diseases Like Dementia

05.12.2022 07:16 AM

Scientists successfully reversed age-related memory loss in mice using cerebrospinal fluid. Read how this can help neurodegenerative diseases like dementia.

Eyes Could Hold the Clue of Toxoplasma in Humans: Here's How This Parasitic Infection Can Be Detected

05.12.2022 05:03 AM

Toxoplasma gondii is the most successful parasite in the world and many have it but are not aware that they do. Read on to learn how the eyes could hold the clue if a person has toxoplasmosis.

282 283 284 285 286 287 288 289 290

Most Popular

Powerful Geomagnetic Storm Hits Earth: What the 2026 Magnetic Storm Means

Asteroid Threat in 2026: How NASA Tracks Near Earth Objects and Impact Risks Globally

Deep Sea Exploration 2026 Reveals New Creatures in Ocean's Darkest Depths

Why Your Brain Keeps Replaying Embarrassing Moments and What Neuroscience Reveals

Sleep Paralysis Brain Activity Explained: Why Your Mind Stays Awake While Body Sleeps