MEDICINE & HEALTHDue to unusual large grain harvests, thousands of mice have plagued eastern Australian states with no sign of stopping anytime soon. Locals have reportedly spent up to 6 hours cleaning mice poop from their property, and businesses are forced to shut down.
Reviews.org is on the search for applicants to take part in the 24-hour digital detox challenge. Selected applicants could win $2,400 by locking their electronic devices in a safe for a day and choosing more traditional means of entertainment and communication.
Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), together with robotics company Boston Dynamics, have deployed a four-legged mobile robot in a hospital to join in the fight against COVID-19.
Canadian research published shows an association between severed COVID-19 infection and adverse pregnancy outcomes such as stillbirths, preterm births, and preeclampsia.
Research finding revealed that recent generations are showing a worrying decline in health compared to the earlier generations when they were at the same age.
A new study finding recently showed that the first-ever COVID-19 case might have emerged in October 2019, two months earlier than officially reported and identified.
Two scientific reviews have shown that 5G technology does not pose any risks to human health. As a conclusion to the studies, no verified evidence that low-level radio waves used in the 5G network are dangerous to health.
This year's World Sleep Day, learn the tips to have a restful and restorative good night's sleep and how it can help improve a person's overall health.
Chinese researchers are looking into acid-sensitive nanoparticles' potential as a potential treatment for pancreatic cancer - drawing inspiration from host defense peptides (HDP).
The production of huge numbers of muscle stem cells opens the development of stem cell-based treatments for muscle damage due to injury, disease or illness.
Experts say that a vaccine that could prevent hospitalization, reduce mortality, and halt the spread of asymptomatic infections holds the key to finally halting and containing COVID-19.
According to MIT research, ultrasound scans, the machines used to monitor the growth of a fetus inside a mother's womb, can destroy coronavirus cells by forcing the virus's surface to tear apart and implode.