MEDICINE & HEALTH

First Anthrax Death This Year Recorded in China; Cause of Infection Linked to the Slaughter of Sick Cattle

MEDICINE & HEALTH 09.01.2021 22:14 PM

As of August 15, two confirmed cases of anthrax were reported in Shandong Province, China wherein one of them has recently died, while the other is kept in quarantine.

Metabolite Conversion: Research Unveils New Imaging Technique for Useful Diagnostic Information, Effective Medical Applications

09.01.2021 07:38 AM

A team of researchers has recently developed an imaging technique that uncovers metabolite transformation from individual cells.

Protein Cell P53 Drug on Clinical Trials; To Restrore Cancer-Depleting Cell Function

09.01.2021 06:56 AM

A new study analyzed the correlation between the protein cell p53 gain-of-function and the effects of aneuploidy. It aims to design a drug that can restore the natural function of p53 to suppress cancer.

Ivermectin For Sale? Las Vegas Buyers Only Allowed to Purchase After Showing a Picture of Themselves With a Horse

09.01.2021 06:15 AM

In Las Vegas, this store permits its customers to purchase the Ivermectin horse dewormer only with one condition: Show the seller their picture together with their horse.

Laughing Pattern: New Study Reveals Babies Laugh Like Chimpanzees

09.01.2021 05:31 AM

A study published recently showed that the laughing pattern is like that of great apes. Specifically, it was found that human adults mainly laugh during exhalation.

Racing Heart Can Hijack Neurons, Affecting Decision-Making Process of Human Brain

09.01.2021 03:30 AM

Researchers from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai found that neurons that exclusively monitor the body's internal dynamics could affect the brain’s decision-making centers.

Microbes Synthetic Muscle Fiber Tougher Than Bulletproof Vests Can Provide Potential Solutions in Biomedical Treatments

09.01.2021 01:33 AM

A new synthetic muscle fiber developed was found to be tougher than Kevlar and effective for biomedical applications.

Genes Can Identify, Respond, Filter Coded Information in Signals, Leads to Significant Biotechnology Applications

09.01.2021 01:20 AM

New research from North Carolina State University scientists showed that genes can identify, respond to, and filter coded information in signals. This shows how a single mechanism can create reactions from a single gene.

Testicular Trauma: 11-Year-Old Boy Injured With a Stick That Pierced Through His Scrotum

08.31.2021 23:00 PM

Am 11-yesr-old kid was recently reported to have scrotum injury fro falling off a tree. A stick pierced through his genitalia and to the pubic bone.

Brazil Viper Venom a Possible COVID-19 Cure? Probably, Study Says!

08.31.2021 21:30 PM

Researchers said that the venom of jararacussu snakes reduced coronavirus replication in monkey cells and could potentially cure COVID-19.

Marine Mussels Improves Hydrogels' Adhesion, Stretchiness, Strength; Improves Use for Wounds Healing

08.31.2021 09:43 AM

Researchers used marine mussels to improve the mechanical properties of gelatin methacryloyl (GelMA) hydrogels. The mussels made hydrogels better than the original design, improving properties useful for wound healing.

Healthcare Sector Turns to Smart Technology, IoT; User Privacy at Risk?

08.31.2021 08:36 AM

While smart technology has allowed efficient medical data management and closer monitoring of our health, preventing more serious diseases in the process, the healthcare sector adopting it en masse has raised serious privacy concerns.

Natural Home Remedies Get Rid of Dark Circles; Experts Share Skin Care Tips To Avoid Eye Bags, Puffiness

08.31.2021 07:52 AM

With the help of at-home items, one can get rid of dark circles beneath the eyes. Experts share some tips to avoid and remedy eye bag problems.

Hair Loss Extremely Common During Summer: What Makes the Condition Seasonal, How Do We Deal With It?

08.31.2021 07:43 AM

Hair loss is more often than not, a seasonal condition and it is more commonly experienced by both males and females during the summer season.

Body Dysmorphic Disorder During Pandemic: Zoom Dysmorphia 'Not Going Away Soon' Even After Lockdown Eases

08.31.2021 05:20 AM

A new follow-up study was released suggesting that body dysmorphic disorder in many people during the pandemic would not go away any time soon.

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