MEDICINE & HEALTH

6-Year-Old Child Was First Case of Down Syndrome Among Neanderthals

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.27.2024 11:27 AM

The first case of Down Syndrome among Neanderthals was a 6-year-old child who lived 145,000 years ago. Continue reading to learn more.

KIBRA Molecule Identified as Key to Long-Term Memory Formation, New Study Reveals

06.27.2024 08:22 AM

KIBRA molecule identified as key to long-term memory formation, new study reveals. Learn how this breakthrough could impact memory research and treatments. Read more!

SKAN Research Trust Announces Collaboration With UK Institutes To Discover Mutations in Rare Blood Disorders: Is Stem Cell Research Legal?

06.27.2024 06:07 AM

SKAN Research Trust announces collaboration with UK institutes to uncover mutations in rare blood disorders. Learn more about stem cell research legality.

Anton Syndrome: A Rare Form of Visual Impairment Where the Brain Denies Blindness

06.27.2024 04:50 AM

In an extremely rare neurological condition called Anton Syndrome, a person strongly believes that they can see things that they cannot. Read the article to learn more about it.

Aspirin Use Among American Adults Remains High Despite Warnings From Experts; Why Is It No Longer Recommended For Preventing Cardiovascular Disease?

06.27.2024 04:31 AM

A significant number of older adults in the US continue to take aspirin to prevent cardiovascular diseases despite evolving guidelines. Learn more about it in this article.

IRIS by OnPoint: Reducing Physician Burnout through AI-Driven Documentation

06.27.2024 02:03 AM

The introduction of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) marked a significant improvement in clinical documentation, aiming to standardize note creation and enhance the accuracy of patient records. Despite these advancements, many healthcare providers found themselves spending excessive amounts of time typing notes into their EHR, effectively turning doctors into typists and detracting from their primary role of caring for patients.

Daily Multivitamin Supplements Do Not Decrease Death Risks Among Healthy Adults, Study Reveals

06.27.2024 01:36 AM

Evidence from a large study suggests that taking multivitamins daily does not improve mortality risk. Read to learn more.

TikTok Rice-Zempic Trend: Experts Say Drinking Rice Water For Weight Loss Is Not Scientifically Backed At All

06.27.2024 01:05 AM

TikTokers have been hopping on a new "Rice-Zempic" trend of drinking a rice water concoction for alleged weight loss. Read to learn more.

Science Careers: 12 Paths to Make a Difference in 2024

06.26.2024 23:11 PM

Explore 12 impactful science careers for 2024, from environmental scientists to neuroscientists. Learn how these roles drive innovation and positive change.

Nicole Apelian's Book of Herbal Remedies: Why It Became So Popular?

06.26.2024 21:52 PM

Some people resort to alternative medicine to prevent or cure cancer, so it's no surprise why Nicole Apelian's book called The Lost Book of Herbal Remedies took the world by storm.

‘Mask Fishing’ of TikTok’s Psychological Impact; Are People More Attractive With a Mask On?

06.26.2024 06:30 AM

Explore the psychological impact of 'mask fishing' on TikTok. Are people more attractive with a mask on? Discover the trends and implications of this phenomenon. Read more!

Honeybees Can Detect Lung Cancer Through Human Breath, MSU Research Finds; Could These Tiny Pollinators Be Heroes of Medicine?

06.26.2024 05:30 AM

Learn how honeybees can detect lung cancer through human breath, according to MSU research. Discover if these tiny pollinators could be medical heroes!

New Catalyst System Promises More Efficient and Sustainable Reduction of PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’

06.26.2024 03:37 AM

A new method was found to be a plausible reductive defluorination pathway for PFAS. Check this article to learn more.

Gun Violence is a Public Health Crisis, US Surgeon General Declares; Firearm-Related Injuries, Deaths Have Been on the Rise

06.26.2024 02:20 AM

Amidst the rise of firearm-related injuries and deaths, the US surgeon general has declared that gun violence is a public health crisis. Read to learn more.

Toxic PFAS 'Forever Chemicals' May Pass Through Human Skin and Enter Bloodstream, Study Reveals

06.25.2024 22:10 PM

A new study shows that some PFAS "forever chemicals" could actually enter the body through the skin. Read to learn more.

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