MEDICINE & HEALTH

Are Unicorns Real? Narwhal Sold to European Markets Are Allegedly Horns of These Creatures

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.09.2022 22:34 PM

Unicorns appeared on seals from the Industrial Valley Civilization in South Asia. Meanwhile, narwhal is sold as a unicorn horn. Read on and learn more about it.

Surgeons Say No to Colored Nail Polish But It Helped Identify Woman Killed In Bucha Amid Ukraine-Russia War

04.09.2022 01:47 AM

A woman was identified as one of the victims of the notorious Bucha killings in Ukraine through her nail polish. Continue reading to know the details.

Kinder Chocolates Recalled in U.S. Over Salmonella Outbreak; European Factory Shuts Down

04.09.2022 01:19 AM

Ferrero has issued a salmonella recall for its Kinder chocolates in the United States. Continue reading to find out why.

Mysterious Disease Transforming Deer, Other Animals Into ‘Zombies’

04.08.2022 11:15 AM

Highly contagious chronic wasting disease has been reported to have created havoc in deer herds of Canada. Find out how CWD transforms animals into zombies.

Novel Anti-Aging Treatment Makes Cells Function as if 30 Years Younger

04.08.2022 10:00 AM

Stemming from Shinya Yamanaka's breakthrough study, researchers have developed a novel anti-aging technique. Read on to find out how researchers turned back the clock on cells making them 30 years younger yet retaining their leaned abilities.

How Alarming Can Post-COVID-19 Fatigue Be? 5 Effective Ways to Deal with the Condition After Infection

04.08.2022 07:30 AM

Many people experience post-COVID-19 fatigue. Discover the difference between fatigue and tiredness after the infection and find out how alarming it can be.

Kisspeptin Functions Beyond Puberty and Fertility; Promising Therapeutic Role in Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease Revealed

04.08.2022 03:46 AM

Kisspeptin hormone is found to have another promising function beyond puberty and fertility. Find out what it does against non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

Neurodegenerative Patient Stands and Walks After Being Bedridden 18 Months with Spinal Cord Implant

04.08.2022 03:06 AM

A new study develops a neurotech that allowed a multiple system atrophy-parkinsonian type patient stand up for the first time after more than a year. Read more about the spinal cord implant system here.

Did CDC Intentionally Delay Release of Information on COVID-19 Animal-to-Human Transmission?

04.07.2022 14:12 PM

Government papers reveal that confirmation of COVID-19 animal-to-human transmission was delayed by CDC. Read more about the content of the documents here.

Cow Dung Once Believed to Treat COVID-19, Now Found Responsible for Deadly Black Fungus Epidemic in India

04.07.2022 11:28 AM

In 2021, cow dung was reported helpful in India as it was used to treat COVID-19. Find out how it has turned responsible for the deadly epidemic in the country.

Pentagon Report: Encounter With Extraterrestrial Beings May Result in Burns, Brain Damage, Unaccounted for Pregnancy

04.07.2022 09:30 AM

Encounter with extraterrestrial beings may cause brain damage, burns, and unaccounted for pregnancy, among others. Learn more about the Pentagon report here.

Robot Scientist Used to Analyze Over 12,000 Studies on Breast Cancer; How Will This Invention Help Solve Reproducibility Crisis?

04.07.2022 09:00 AM

Researchers developed Eve, a robot scientist to analyze thousands of studies on breast cancer. Find out if this may help address the reproducibility crisis.

Next Pandemic Could Come from Fungi, Here's Why

04.07.2022 07:32 AM

Experts monitor fungal infections that are prevalent in COVID-19 patients and recovering groups. Read on to know more about fungal infections, and how they pose threat as the cause of the next pandemic.

Baby Boy Born with ‘Craniosynostosis’ Undergoes Major Surgery: Did This Fix the Rare Skull Defect That Could Have Left Him Blind?

04.07.2022 05:15 AM

An 18-mont-old boy born with a rare skull defect called craniosynostosis went through major surgery. Find out if the operation has fixed the child’s condition.

Cellphone Camera Culture: How Do Taking Photos, Videos, and Uploading Them on Social Media Influence People’s Self-Esteem?

04.07.2022 04:58 AM

Today’s generation is living in a culture remarkably shaped by the cellphone camera. Find out how selfies and taking videos impact a person’s self-esteem.

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