Researchers from the University of Toronto conducted a study to see whether individuals would identify a person's humanness based on facial appearance, attractiveness, and perceived intelligence.
Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms could sometimes not easily recognizable. But the face holds many clues like the lesser-known warning sign, called blepharospasm, that is found in the eyes.
WHO finally certifies China as a malaria-free country, the first in the Western Pacific Region, after seven decades of battling the debilitating disease.
Recent updates report 50 states, including Washington DC, are already infected with the COVID-19 delta variant. Experts recommend that people get vaccinated for protection against the virus.
A mouse study suggests that the gut microbiome could talk to the brain and influence the animal's social behavior. Researchers believe that this study shows promise in finding treatment for neurological disorders.
Science and health news agencies recently reported a field test of experimental African houses has proven that when carbon dioxide flows out, mosquitoes stay out, as well.
One of the factors that make the global coronavirus pandemic a protracted public health concern is the emergence of COVID-19 mutations - and a one-stop-shop vaccine sounds like a perfectly good idea.
Women's palates improve more than the men's after surgery, researchers found. A recent study refutes the notion that wisdom tooth extraction has a negative impact on taste.
Research suggests that the remains of a 5,000-year-old man retrieved from Neolithic burial grounds near the Baltic Sea were the first to be infected by the bacterium that causes the Black Death.
Tampa Bay has seen a rise in cases of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) that was first alerted in the southern states. Doctors now warn parents with young children.
Research suggests that enzymes in the liver that transmit to the brain could play a key role in reestablishing insulin sensitivity in Type-II diabetic patients.
Bat-borne coronaviruses expert Danielle Anderson, who worked at the Wuhan Institute of Virology has spoken up saying the COVID-19 leak at the Wuhan lab was possible.