MEDICINE & HEALTHA new study shows how culture silently influences people in evaluating creativity and artworks. Higher School of Economics (HSE) School of Psychology recently conducted a study about the impacts of various cultures on how people perceive and evaluate creativity.
A new study shows that people with enlarged hearts tend to have poorer thinking skills when they reached middle age, but it could be detected through routine heart scans.
Some studies have recently suggested that up to 50 percent of all people who have overcome infection experience symptoms of long COVID, which include chest pains, tiredness, difficulty breathing, loss of taste or smell, and sore joints.
A preliminary study recently showed an innovative technique involving fat injection procedure improved symptoms of plantar fasciitis in patients, laying the groundwork for a larger clinical trial.
Summer in Australia this year has come in force with record-breaking heat and La Niña-induced humidity. Due to this, experts expect that morbidity and mortality rates will increase.
The World Health Organization recently declared that resistance to antimicrobial therapeutics is one of the top 10 global threats in terms of public health.
New, state-of-the-art plant for gummy supplements adjoins current southern Israel facility. Gummy supplement manufacturer TopGum Industries, Ltd. has begun construction of a new, $US30M, 11,000m2 plant 1.5 hours south of Tel Aviv.
Researchers published evidence that disproves the prominent "meat made humans" hypothesis that propulgates how dietary shifts towards meat eating heavily influenced human evolution.