MEDICINE & HEALTH

COVID-19 Variants Spread Fast Due to the Virus' Ability to Temporarily Fast-track ‘Evolutional Pace’, New Study Claims

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.25.2022 02:23 AM

A new study found out the unique ability of the SARS-CoV-2 virus that enables it to spread and evolve rapidly. Read on to know the details.

Eating More Meat Causes Higher Cancer Risk, Study Says; But Here's The Catch

02.24.2022 23:14 PM

According to a study, consuming more meat is linked to an increased risk of overall cancer. Learn more to see if a plant-based diet is a better alternative.

Heavy Users of Over-the-Counter Painkillers, Be Warned! 0.5 Grams of Paracetamol Contains Hidden Ample Amount of Salt

02.24.2022 13:30 PM

A new study revealed that certain dissolvable paracetamols have hidden hearty doses of salt and this can lead to certain conditions. Find out the possible health risk-taking paracetamol with sodium might bring.

Epilepsy Patients Discovered with Brain Cells That Exclusively Reacts to Singing

02.24.2022 12:40 PM

Discover an unusual brain activity when epilepsy patients hear this sound. Read more about the study.

ADHD in Children May Be Linked Between Exposure to Air Pollution and Risk of Developing the Condition

02.24.2022 08:00 AM

Children are more likely to develop ADHD if they are more exposed to air pollution and reside in very low levels of green space. Find out the link between kids’ exposure to greenness and pollution, and their increased ADHD risk.

IVF Babies 26% More Likely to be Born Prematurely as Mothers Are at Higher Risk of Pregnancy Complications

02.24.2022 03:00 AM

Women who conceive via IVF are more likely to experience pregnancy complications, according to a new study. Read the full details to understand why.

Sanofi, GSK Seek FDA Clearance for New Vaccine Offering Strong Protection Against Severe Infection

02.23.2022 23:44 PM

Sanofi and GSK are releasing a new COVID-19 vaccine. Read more to know how this new jab compares to existing vaccines.

Neuronal Activities in Lateral Hypothalamus Hold Secrets to Pre-Sleep Behaviors, Key to Solve Insomnia

02.23.2022 12:15 PM

This study might be the key for us to finally achieve a good night's sleep. There are many pre-sleeping routines that have been advised by numerous professionals and health studies in the past.

AI Tutoring System Teaches Safe, Efficient Surgical Procedures Better Than Human Instructors

02.23.2022 12:13 PM

The pandemic has presented challenges and opportunities in learning, especially in medical tutoring. Here's how AI outperformed expert instructors of neurosurgical training.

Brain's Final Moments Before Death Recorded for the First Time, What Happens During This State?

02.23.2022 10:06 AM

Brain waves may be retrieving the best memories of our lifetimes upon death. A report stated what happened to a man's organs after dying. Read more about it.

Gas Stoves Are Bad For Your Health; Here’s How It Pollutes You and What to Do to Reduce Exposure

02.23.2022 03:14 AM

Gas stoves are being phased out due to environmental and health concerns. Here's how to reduce your exposure to gas stove pollutants.

High-Frequency Sound Waves Turn Stem Cells Turn Into Bones for Regrowth, Replacement

02.22.2022 10:00 AM

RMIT researchers used high frequency sound waves to induce stem cells for bone regeneration. Bone regeneration due to loss of disease is complex and often painful.

Who Needs Another Booster? Immunologists Weigh-In Pros and Cons of 4th COVID-19 Vaccine

02.22.2022 09:00 AM

People all over the world are getting their booster shots for extra protection against COVID-19. Many now wonder if a 4th dose will be helpful. Find out what experts say about additional jabs and who is supposed to receive them.

Eating Leftovers Left Teenager With Amputated Legs, Fingers: How Long Can Food Scraps Be Safely Eaten?

02.22.2022 02:50 AM

Eating leftovers could lead to a serious illness like sepsis which was what one teenager experienced leaving him with amputated limbs.

Ivermectin Not A Miracle COVID-19 Drug: New Study Shows It Does Not Prevent Hospitalization for Severe Illness

02.21.2022 21:07 PM

A new Malaysian study that tested Ivermectin drug on 490 vulnerable patients over 50 years old showed no significant difference in preventing severe illness, casting doubts on its effectiveness against COVID-19.

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