MEDICINE & HEALTH

Assisted Death: Dying Mother Admits To Ending Life of Terminally Ill Son With Huge Morphine Dose

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.04.2024 01:22 AM

A dying mother has recently admitted to assisted death in the passing of her terminally ill son 40 years ago. Read to learn more.

Celebrate Fourth of July Safely: Here Are Some Safety Tips To Keep in Mind

07.04.2024 00:01 AM

Amidst the fun and festivity of the Fourth of July celebrations, safety should still be a priority. Read to learn more.

Pre-Hispanic Ball Court Discovered in Archaeological Site in Mexico; What Is Its Significance in Mesoamerican Healing Rites?

07.03.2024 23:25 PM

A team of archaeologists has found a pre-Hispanic structure used by locals for healing rites in Mexico. Check this article to learn more.

Nine-Year-Old Boy Goes Through Five Organ Transplants Due to Extremely Rare Genetic Condition

07.03.2024 22:30 PM

The family of the nine-year-old boy had been waiting his entire life for him to receive the five organ transplants from a compatible donor. Read to learn more.

Early-Stage Embryo Formation Captured by Scientists in Incredible Footage Could Aid Understanding of Congenital Birth Defects and Their Correction

07.03.2024 21:15 PM

The researchers hope to study early embryonic cell missteps in real-time, which could lead to birth defects. Read to learn more.

Alcohol Tolerance Lowers As You Age: Why Older Adults Need To Drink More Responsibly

07.03.2024 11:10 AM

Alcohol tolerance lowers as you age. Understand why older adults need to drink more responsibly for their health and well-being. Read more!

Host Factors Enhancing SARS-CoV-2 Entry Discovered by HKUST Researchers Offers New COVID-19 Insights

07.03.2024 10:12 AM

HKUST researchers discover host factors enhancing SARS-CoV-2 entry, offering new insights into COVID-19. Read the full article for detailed findings.

Cow Flu Can Be Eliminated But Scientists Doubt Due to Lack of Cooperation

07.03.2024 05:01 AM

Experts have mixed opinions about cow flu with some hopeful that it can be eliminated while others are skeptical with the government's efforts to address it. Continue reading to learn more.

Does Urine Therapy Work? Exploring the Risks and Benefits of Drinking Pee

07.03.2024 04:02 AM

Some people tout the health benefits of drinking urine, but experts say doing so could cause more harm than good. Read the article to learn more.

Difficulty Falling, Staying Asleep? Here's Why You May Be Experiencing Insomnia

07.03.2024 01:31 AM

Though insomnia may seem benign, it can drastically affect daily living. Read to learn more. Insomnia generally refers to difficulties with falling and staying asleep.

Meat Addiction: Here's How Dangerous, Addictive Red Meat Over-Consumption Has Become

07.03.2024 01:20 AM

If excessive smoking that leads to debilitating outcomes is considered an addiction, should meat overconsumption be any different? Read to learn more about meat addiction.

Glasses vs. Contacts: A History of Decisions in Eyewear

07.02.2024 21:43 PM

Glasses are a delicate thing, both literally and metaphorically. Recent studies from the National Health Institute suggest that over 63% of Americans require a reading aid of some kind after the age of eighteen. In conjunction with this statistic, over 16% of Americans wear contact lenses specifically and not glasses on a regular basis. This means that 47% of Americans who are in need of a reading aid outright refuse to wear contact lenses. Why is this?

‘Mobility Work’ as Part of Fitness Program Enhances Athletic Performance and Overall Health: Try These 5 Exercises!

07.02.2024 06:00 AM

Incorporate 'mobility work' into your fitness program to enhance athletic performance and overall health. Try these 5 exercises for better movement and flexibility!

How Often Should You Weigh Yourself When Trying To Lose Weight? When’s the Best Time To Use the Scale?

07.02.2024 05:50 AM

One expert suggests doing weekly self-weigh-ins, but another says daily works for others, and this may depend on you. Continue reading to learn more.

New Algorithm for Lung Transplants Fails Blood Type O, Ill Patients, Leading to Fewer Life-Saving Surgeries

07.02.2024 04:28 AM

A new algorithm for lung transplants fails blood type O and ill patients, leading to fewer life-saving surgeries. Read the full article for details.

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