MEDICINE & HEALTHA Pennsylvania cat caught COVID-19 in 2021 and later on, it was found to have contracted the Delta variant. Find out the possible transmission to other felines.
A new cervical cancer test brings hope to women vaccinated against human papillomavirus. Find out how an effective new approach, is done just once in a lifetime.
A new study found that women are more vulnerable to developing Alzheimer’s Disease. Find out how the researchers used female mice to come up with their findings.
Fatigue and headache are two of the symptoms often associated with Long COVID even among children. Find out what an official report which shows otherwise says.
Locklan Samples, the boy with uncombable hair syndrome is now becoming more popular, especially on Instagram. Find out if there’s a cure for his condition.
MS patients have repeatedly reported milk consumption to worsen their symptoms. Read on to understand the mechanisms researchers discovered regarding the relationship between milk and multiple sclerosis symptoms.
A 393-pound mother who drank soda every day finally lost weight but struggles with excess skin. Watch her TikTok video as she documents her new struggles following a significant weight loss.
Research suggests like women, men can have eating disorders, too. Discover how males can possibly have such a condition and its link to obsession with muscle.
Neem tree bark has shown potential in treating existing and possibly occurring COVID-19 variants. Discover how this Neem-based drug may help stop coronaviruses.
What role do neural uncertainties do to help the brain make a decision on its use of memories? Learn how the brain uses noise to enable visual working memory.
Since 2008, Europe and Canada have celebrated Rare Disease Day at the end of February-on 29 February in leap years and on 28 February in all other years. The day was proclaimed by EURORDIS, an alliance of patient organizations, in order to raise awareness of the special challenges in treating and researching rare diseases.
A moth species wreaks havoc in the United States, causing rashes and tree defoliation. Read on to find out why the moth grew their population in recent years.
Previous studies showed that prunes are good for the gut. Now. check out how eating prunes help older women prevent pr delay bone loss and osteoporosis.