MEDICINE & HEALTH

Lab-Grown Meat Requires Real Cow Fetus Blood, Too Expensive to Develop

MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.11.2022 03:35 AM

Lab-grown foods might become the next ethical and sustainable choice of sustenance. Read on to know how this same option ended up as the least-favored food alternative.

People with Bipolar Disorder, Other Mental Illnesses May Be at Higher Risk of Heart Disease and Die 10 to 20 Years Earlier Than the General Public

People with Bipolar Disorder, Other Mental Illnesses Die 10 to 20 Years Earlier Due to Heart Disease

03.10.2022 09:00 AM

Study reveals people with mental illnesses like bipolar, are more at risk of heart disease. Learn the possibility of dying at a younger age from the conditions.

Genetically Modified Male Mosquitoes Released in California, Florida to Curb Its Local Population

03.10.2022 08:30 AM

British biotech firm, Oxitec, has recently secured EPA approval to release more than 2 million genetically modified male mosquitoes in Florida and California. Read on to find out how the mosquitoes are set to reduce the local mosquito population.

Ants May Soon Help Hospitals with Early Detection of Cancer in Humans, New Study Reveals

03.10.2022 08:00 AM

The well-developed sense of smell of ants may soon help with early cancer detection in humans. Find out how this ability may be employed in hospital setting.

‘Far From Over’: This Is How Who Describes Pandemic as the Virus Remains Evolving, Surging in Many Parts of the World

WHO Says COVID-19 Pandemic “Far From Over" As Virus Remains Evolving

03.10.2022 07:40 AM

Pandemic is far from over, according to the World Health Organization despite a drop in the number of cases globally. Find out the reason the WHO has said so.

Optimism Promotes Longer, Healthier Life in Men By Limiting Stressful EventsOne Experiences

Optimism Promotes Longer, Healthier Life in Men By Reducing Stressors, Study Claims

03.10.2022 05:18 AM

A new study shows older men who are optimistic experience less negative moods and fewer stressors. Read the article to know more about the research.

First Patient to Undergo Pig's Heart Transplant Dies 2 Months After Experimental Surgery

03.10.2022 01:58 AM

Two months after the groundbreaking pig's heart transplant, David Bennett Sr dies. Click on the link to learn more about his devastating passing the one-of-a-kind surgery he endured in January.

Lys Therapeutics and Inserm Transfert Sign a Three-Year Agreement for Joint Research on Stroke and Multiple Sclerosis

03.09.2022 14:55 PM

The goal of this collaborative agreement is to prepare the clinical trials of Lys Therapeutics’ flagship molecule, Glunozumab®, to improve treatment of patients suffering from neurological disorders.

Mosquito-Borne Viruses Like CHIKV, RRV May Cause Other Severe Diseases Including Fever, Muscle Pain and Rheumatoid Arthritis, 2 New Studies Reveal

Mosquito-Borne Viruses Like CHIKV, RRV May Cause Other Severe Diseases Like Fever, Rheumatoid Arthritis, More

03.09.2022 10:00 AM

Mosquito-borne viruses may cause one to develop other severe diseases like muscle pain, fever, and arthritis. Find out how these diseases are associated.

How Do Mothers, Fetuses Benefit from Placenta? New Study Reveals How the Organ Plays a Vital Role in Delivery Vitamin D During Pregnancy

Do Mothers, Fetuses Benefit from Placenta? How It Plays a Vital Role in Delivering Vitamin D During Pregnancy

03.09.2022 08:00 AM

Placenta plays a vital role during pregnancy in both the mother and her fetus. Find out how this organ effectively delivers vitamin D for effective development.

Robert Pattinson's Sipping Diet to Achieve Body Goal for Batman Role Not Recommended; Here's What Experts Say

03.09.2022 05:55 AM

Robert Pattinson counts the sips of water he gets every day to achieve his body goal for The Batman movie. Read why experts are against it.

Is Coitus Possible in Space? NASA Finally Open in Studying If Humans Can Safely Reproduce in Space for Long-Term Missions

Is Sex in Space Possible? NASA Finally Open to Studying Intimate Subject to Learn If Humans Can Safely Reproduce During Long-Term Missions

03.09.2022 05:39 AM

NASA admitted that it may have to study coitus in space, which is vital to long-term missions and space colonies on Mars and Moon. Read the article to know why this is important.

Cellular ‘Rejuvenation’ Technique: Scientists Show Success of the Approach in Reversing Aging Process in Mice; Will It Work with Humans, Too?

MEDICINE & HEALTH

Lab-Grown Meat Requires Real Cow Fetus Blood, Too Expensive to Develop

People with Bipolar Disorder, Other Mental Illnesses Die 10 to 20 Years Earlier Due to Heart Disease

Genetically Modified Male Mosquitoes Released in California, Florida to Curb Its Local Population

Ants May Soon Help Hospitals with Early Detection of Cancer in Humans, New Study Reveals

WHO Says COVID-19 Pandemic “Far From Over" As Virus Remains Evolving

Optimism Promotes Longer, Healthier Life in Men By Reducing Stressors, Study Claims

First Patient to Undergo Pig's Heart Transplant Dies 2 Months After Experimental Surgery

Lys Therapeutics and Inserm Transfert Sign a Three-Year Agreement for Joint Research on Stroke and Multiple Sclerosis

Mosquito-Borne Viruses Like CHIKV, RRV May Cause Other Severe Diseases Like Fever, Rheumatoid Arthritis, More

Do Mothers, Fetuses Benefit from Placenta? How It Plays a Vital Role in Delivering Vitamin D During Pregnancy

Robert Pattinson's Sipping Diet to Achieve Body Goal for Batman Role Not Recommended; Here's What Experts Say

Is Sex in Space Possible? NASA Finally Open to Studying Intimate Subject to Learn If Humans Can Safely Reproduce During Long-Term Missions

Cellular ‘Rejuvenation’ Technique: Reversing Aging Process in Mice Successful, Will It Work with Humans, Too?

Moderna Commits to Make More Vaccines, Combination Shots to Immunize Against Multiple Diseases

Memory Disorders Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease, Dementia May Be Possible Soon After Brain Cells Study

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