MEDICINE & HEALTH

Dilated Cardiomyopathy More Likely to Occur in Blacks and Their First-Degree Family Members

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.02.2022 06:40 AM

Researchers recently investigated the prevalence and risk of familial dilated cardiomyopathy or DCM in Black and white patients, including their family members.

Severity of COVID-19 Infection Lower in Fully Vaccinated Population

02.02.2022 05:33 AM

A new study suggests that COVID-19 severity is lower in people who are fully vaccinated compared to the partially vaccinated and unvaccinated populations.

How Does Heartbreak Affect the Body? Here's the Science Behind A Broken Heart

02.02.2022 04:42 AM

Science writer Florence Williams consulted experts on how heartbreak could lead to physiological symptoms and investigates ways of how emotions can impact the body as a whole.

Female Reproductive Disorders: Obese Women More Likely to Develop Gynecological Conditions

02.02.2022 04:27 AM

A recently-published study suggests an etiological association between obesity and an array of female reproductive disorders, although the extent of such association differs among circumstances.

Stem Cells and Tucatinib Give Higher Survival Rates for Mice with Metastatic Cancer

02.02.2022 00:14 AM

A new study on neural stem cells and HER2 inhibitors could develop a more effective treatment for patients with HER2-positive breast cancer brain metastases patients.

Sugary Drinks With Graphic Health Warnings Make Parents Less Likely to Buy Them

02.01.2022 20:57 PM

A study finds that putting cigarette-style picture warnings on sugary drinks, such as Coca-Cola, reminds people of the negative health effects of the drink and cuts purchases by almost one-fifth.

Human Evolution: Scientists Believe We Never Stop Evolving; Predicts How People Will Look in the Future

02.01.2022 12:28 PM

More than two million years have passed since the first-ever emergence of humans and scientists have believed that our face has remained to transform and it will keep on transforming.

Medical Waste Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Poses Great Risk to Human and Environmental Health, WHO Warns

02.01.2022 08:01 AM

The containment of the COVID-19 pandemic has increased the amount of medical waste around the world, which now causes great concern for human and environmental health.

One-Year-Old Boys Spending More Time Watching TV More Likely to Have ASD

02.01.2022 07:57 AM

A new study revealed a statistically substantial link among boys between the amount of screen time they're getting at a very young age and being diagnosed later with an autism spectrum disorder or ASD, although no association was found between screen time and ASD among girls.

Working Memory Improvement Possible Thru Traveling Nature of Brain Waves

02.01.2022 04:01 AM

New research by scientists at The Picower Institute for Learning and Memory at MIT measured how waves are traveling in the prefrontal cortex of the brain during working memory to examine further the functional benefits that such a seeming motion may generate.

US FDA Gives Full Approval For Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine; What’s Next For Pfizer?

02.01.2022 00:17 AM

Moderna is just the second manufacturer after Pfizer and BioNTech to get their COVID-19 vaccine authorized by the US Food and Drug Administration.

HIV Patient Who Harbored SARS-CoV-2 For Nine Months Developed At Least 21 Mutations of the Virus

02.01.2022 00:13 AM

The SARS-CoV-2 virus has developed into 21 mutations while in the body of a South African woman with HIV for nine months. She became infected with COVID-19 after a few weeks following her HIV medication course.

Efficacy of Intranasal Flu Vaccine with Nanoparticles Can Help in the Fight Against Influenza Virus

01.31.2022 06:12 AM

A new study recently showed how intranasal vaccine contributed to complex immune responses, resulting in strong cross-protection in mice against influenza.

Massive Difference on Daily Life Between Millennials and Generation X Revealed

01.31.2022 05:43 AM

US Bureau of Labor Statistics released a study that shows a massive difference between daily activities of millennials and Gen X population.

Post-Knee Surgery Treatment Can Reduce Continuing Pain After Operation

01.31.2022 03:52 AM

A newly published study has recently shown how a new technique could help in the reduction of persistent pain following knee surgery. The new study also revealed how the National Health Service can save time and money.

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