MEDICINE & HEALTH

Autistic People Think Quite Similar to Those Without Autism, New Study Suggests

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.01.2022 07:30 AM

A new study shows people with autism are thinking in the same way non-autistic people think. Find out how researchers were able to identify that similarity.

Listening-Related Fatigue Linked to Aging and Cognitive Factors

03.31.2022 12:00 PM

Research shows the link between listening-related fatigue and age. Learn more about how older adults and those with hearing loss are affected by the condition.

Ultrasound-Guided Bacteria May Be the Secret to Stopping Tumors

03.31.2022 09:30 AM

In a recent study, researchers from Caltech used focused ultrasound to remotely control engineered E.coli bacteria. Read on to find out how the novel therapy affects cancer tumors and how it can be used in other hard-to-treat disease.

Personality Could Affect Retirement Satisfaction: Conscientious Individuals Enjoy Life After Giving Up Work While Extroverts Struggle, Study Claims

03.31.2022 08:50 AM

Results from a new survey of adults aged 50-75 showed that personality plays a big part in retirement satisfaction. Read more to know the details.

Bruce Willis Stepping Back From Acting Due to Aphasia: How Does This Cognitive Disorder Affect the Brain?

03.31.2022 06:06 AM

Aphasia is a cognitive disorder that affects one's communication skills. Check out Bruce Willis' symptoms that led him to quit acting.

Nanotherapies Discovered: Researchers Reveal How These Tiny Particles May Help Prevent Lung, Brain Injury in Premature Babies

03.31.2022 04:37 AM

Researchers found a promising approach that will help prevent lung and brain injury in premature babies. Find out how nanotherapies help prevent such damages.

Genetic Mutations Discovered to Be Accountable for the Occurrence of Brain Malformations That May Help Prevent, Heal ‘Cavernous Angiomas’

03.31.2022 03:30 AM

A Study found genetic mutations that make it more likely for one to develop cavernous angioma. Read on and learn about this rare type of brain malformation.

Nanomaterial for Better Insulin Effects; New Approach to Effectively Treat Type 1 & 2 Diabetes

03.30.2022 11:30 AM

Researchers compared treatment effects of insulin alone and nanomaterial alone in mice. Discover about this new approach to treating Type 1 & Type 2 diabetes.

New Topical Gel: Will This Cheaper, Easier Approach Totally Heal 'Butterfly Children' Disease in Patients?

03.30.2022 11:00 AM

Researchers developed a new topical gel that will help heal people with butterfly children disease. Learn more about this skin disease and the gel’s efficacy.

Brain Computer Implant Developed for Paralyzed ALS Patients to Control Communication Devices

03.30.2022 09:00 AM

Brain implants might be the future for the patients of neurological disease and paralysis. Read about this new innovation that was found effective at assisting ALS patients who use communication devices.

Cancer Relapse Can be Predicted More Effectively Through White Blood Cell Motion Shown in 10-Second Videos

03.30.2022 08:30 AM

A new study shows through videos how cancer relapse can be more effectively predicted. Find out how the role of white blood cell motion in this new approach.

Link Between Disinfectants Use and Pregnancy Found; New Study Reveals How Chemical Products May Result in Childhood Asthma, Eczema

03.30.2022 04:00 AM

Pregnant women must be forewarned. A new study reveals how disinfectants may lead to certain conditions. Learn more about exposure to chemicals during pregnancy.

Novel Tissue-Clearing Technology Makes Biological Samples Transparent for Faster Analysis of Diseases

03.30.2022 03:24 AM

The new tissue-clearing technique that makes bodily tissues transparent can be revolutionary. Find out how it can speed up the study of diseases.

Major Diabetes Drug Taken by Men Linked to Rare Genital Defects

03.29.2022 10:30 AM

Metformin is a first-line diabetes drug that’s widely used worldwide. Read on to find out how it increases the risks of birth defects when men take the drug within 3 months before conception.

Artificial Intelligence Software Developed for Better Predictions of COVID-19 Rates, Hospital Admissions in NHS Hospitals

03.29.2022 10:00 AM

NHS announced the use of AI software in over 100 hospitals for better predictions of hospital admissions and COVID-19 rates. Learn more about the new approach.

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