New study showed tuberculosis may have come from marine mammals like seals and sea lions. Find out how the disease occurred in humans through three TB genomes.
Physical exercise has many benefits to our neurological health. Read on to find the perfect age to do aerobic exercise for the betterment of recollection ability before it's too late.
People who have recovered from COVID-19 may experience Long-COVID that may result in certain conditions. Find out how exercise may help treat the effects.
Getting into bed and feeling a pang of hunger could be irritating. Read the article to know which snacks experts recommend to have a good night's sleep.
A baby from North Carolina has just received the first-of-its-kind procedure that may prevent his body from rejecting organs. Find out how the new method works.
Multiple variants of COVID-19 had already manifested throughout the surge of the pandemic. Read on to know more about the latest coronavirus version - which is also suspected as a combination of delta and omicron.
If you’re on a soft or all-liquid diet or taking some antibiotics for a condition, your tongue may turn black and hairy. Find out how it may happen to anyone.
Researchers developed a new genetic test for dogs to help lessen their risk of developing megaesophagus disease. Know more about this good news for breeders.
A percentage of Americans born in the 60s and 70s are found to have lower IQ due to childhood lead exposure. Know more about the effects of this toxic material.
Lab-grown foods might become the next ethical and sustainable choice of sustenance. Read on to know how this same option ended up as the least-favored food alternative.
Study reveals people with mental illnesses like bipolar, are more at risk of heart disease. Learn the possibility of dying at a younger age from the conditions.
British biotech firm, Oxitec, has recently secured EPA approval to release more than 2 million genetically modified male mosquitoes in Florida and California. Read on to find out how the mosquitoes are set to reduce the local mosquito population.
The well-developed sense of smell of ants may soon help with early cancer detection in humans. Find out how this ability may be employed in hospital setting.