MEDICINE & HEALTH

Milk and Other Dairy Foods: Is It Really Good for the Heart? Here's What Studies Say

MEDICINE & HEALTH 09.24.2021 03:34 AM

A new study suggests that consumption milk and other dairy foods could lower the risk of cardiovascular disease.

Specific Neurons Responsible for Associative Memory Finally Identified, Filling the Missing Piece of How Brains Create Memories

09.24.2021 03:15 AM

Associative memory is the brain's ability to remember relationships between unrelated concepts. Scientists agree that it is formed in the memory center of the brain but the exact neurons responsible have remained a mystery until now.

COVID-19 Might Give You a Rare Chance of Having Guillain-Barré Syndrome That Results to Muscle Weakness

09.24.2021 02:03 AM

According to a new study, a COVID-19 infection can cause Guillain-Barré syndrome in rare cases. A study indicates that a COVID-19 infection can lead to the auto-immune disease Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS).

Depression During, After Pregnancy Could Impact The Child Later in Life, Longitudinal Study Reveals

09.23.2021 21:39 PM

A new study suggests that children born from mothers who suffered depression during and after pregnancy could put them at higher risk of being depressed by age of 24.

Mouse Learning Ability Helps to Specify Brain Lobes that Stores Knowledge and Semantic Memories

09.23.2021 21:11 PM

A new study determined how knowledge and and semantic memories work, as well as the brain area where learning is stored.

Babies are Pooping Microplastics: Study Reveals Infants' Dirty Diapers Contain Plastics 10 Times More Than Adults

09.23.2021 03:55 AM

A pilot study showed that infants are pooping microplastics that are 10 times more than the amount detected in the stools of adults. Scientists are investigating indoor dust as one of the possible routes of microplastics.

The Great Resignation 2021: How to Spot the Signals of an Impending Economic Threat

09.23.2021 03:32 AM

The Great Resignation is among the greatest threat in the economy. Since the surge of the pandemic, more and more people have quit their job.

Worm With No Ears Can "Listen" to Sound, Offers New Tool for Studying Sensory Biology

09.22.2021 23:52 PM

An earless worm called Caenorhabditis elegans can sense and respond to sound despite lacking ear-like organs. Scientists have now discovered that they "listen" through their skin.

University of Mississippi and Hapten's Poison Ivy Vaccine Development Now in Clinical Trials

09.22.2021 23:42 PM

The development of the University of Mississippi and Hapten Science on poison ivy vaccines have passed initial human testing and now under clinical trials.

Was COVID-19 Intentionally Spread During 2019 Military World Games? Here's What This Chinese Whistleblower Says

09.22.2021 22:25 PM

The first COVID-19 breakout, according to a Chinese whistleblower, occurred in October 2019 at the Military World Games in Wuhan.

Cancer Treatment: New Software Uses Artificial Intelligence to Grow, Treat Virtual Tumors

09.22.2021 05:24 AM

EVONANO platform offers a novel way of cancer treatment research by using artificial intelligence that will enable scientists to grow and treat virtual tumors.

COVID-19 Patients Suffered from Delirium Due to Limitations Under the Pandemic, Study Finds

09.22.2021 05:22 AM

A new study revealed that COVID-19 patients also suffered a psychological condition called delirium during the first wave of the pandemic.

World's First Artificial Heart Transplant on a Female Shows Promising Result, Gives Hope to Wider Variety of Patients

09.22.2021 03:30 AM

A 57-year-old woman from Kentucky becomes the first woman to receive the new Aeson bioprosthetic total artificial heart in a procedure led by cardiothoracic surgeons in UofL Health.

Arachnophobia Cure: Augmented Reality Platform Act As Exposure Therapy to Help People Overcome Fear of Spiders

09.21.2021 21:54 PM

Phobys, a science-based mobile application, uses augmented reality as exposure therapy to help people with arachnophobia overcome their fear of spiders.

Autism Intervention: New Study Reveals Reduction of Early Signs, Clinical Diagnosis of the Condition

09.21.2021 07:20 AM

In groundbreaking new research, an intervention in babies exhibiting early signs of autism has been able to lessen clinical diagnosis, specifically by two-thirds.

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