300-Year-Old Medical Prosthesis Helped 18th-Century Man From Poland Live With Cleft Palate

Medicine & Technology Apr 13, 2024

Archaeologists discovered the centuries-old remains of a man who wore a prosthetic that helped him live with a cleft palate. Find out more about it in this article.

Nicholas Manella on Pioneering Leadership: The Tech Journey in Healthcare and Life Sciences

Apr 12, 2024

This article will explore the current challenges faced in healthcare and life sciences, the importance of visionary leadership in navigating tech, and its impact on industry changes. It will also discuss examples, future innovations, and strategies for developing leadership abilities with technology strategist Nicholas Manella.

Dr. Peter Rentrop Discusses the Future of Cardiology: Breakthroughs to Set Your Pulse Racing

Apr 12, 2024

Dr. Peter Rentrop says that the field of cardiology is constantly evolving, with new technologies emerging that promise to revolutionize how we diagnose, treat, and prevent heart disease. Here's a glimpse into some of the most exciting advancements that cardiologists should be keeping an eye on.

Too Many Video Games, Too Much Computer Usage Link to Psychotic Experiences

Apr 12, 2024

Spending too much time playing video games or on your computer can lead to psychotic experiences. Continue reading to know the symptoms.

Coffee Does More Than Help You Stay Awake; Here's How Caffeine Affects Your Body

Apr 12, 2024

How exactly does caffeine affect your system? Read to find out.

Tech Tycoon Bryan Johnson Who Used Son's Plasma For Reverse Aging Says He'sTech Tycoon Bryan Johnson Who Used Son’s Plasma for Reverse Aging Says'Transitioning' and Face ID Is Confused About His Looks

Apr 12, 2024

Bryan Johnson created a poll and asked his followers when they believed was his peak moment in a series of photos. Continue reading to learn the full story about his reverse aging journey.

Post-Surgery Infections Could Be Due to Bacteria Already Present on Skin Rather Than Hospital Microbes, Study Suggests

Apr 11, 2024

A new study suggests that surgical site infections could be due to bacteria that were already innocuously living in the patient. Read to learn more.

Self-Proclaimed Psychopath Shares How She Lives Her Life, Proud of Her Condition

Apr 11, 2024

A self-proclaimed psychopath said her condition helped her succeed in her career. Continue reading to know the full story.

New Drug Could Help With Antibiotic Resistance, Treat Bloodstream Infections With 1 Dose in 4 Hours

Apr 11, 2024

Researchers from Sweden developed a new drug that could help fight antibiotic resistance, and it effectively worked in eliminating infection in the bloodstream. Continue reading to learn more.

Virtual Biopsy Allows Non-invasive Skin Analysis Using Lasers, Creates High-Resolution Reconstruction of Tissue Samples

Apr 11, 2024

Scientists have developed a new method for creating 3D reconstruction of cells from tissue samples by scanning the spot in a noninvasive way. Find out more about it in this article.

Racial Discrimination Could Boost Alzheimer's Risk Among Black Americans, Study Suggests

Apr 11, 2024

According to a new study, racism and its associated stress could play a role in Alzheimer's risk among Black Americans. Read to learn more.

From Lab to Clinic: The Journey of Antibody Drug Conjugates in Revolutionizing Cancer Care

Apr 10, 2024

This article provides an examination of the evolution of ADCs from conceptualization to clinical application. Additionally, we'll explore the challenges encountered with ADCs and their toxicity.

Taste of Bitterness: New Study Sheds Light on Detailed Structure of TAS2R14 Bitter Taste Receptor

Apr 10, 2024

A new study reveals how the body works to perceive bitter taste. Read to learn more.

Anger Management: Psychologists Share Surprising Way to Eliminate Your Fury

Apr 10, 2024

Writing your reaction about something that makes you angry on a piece of paper and throwing it away will reduce your rage, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more.

Long-Lived RNA Molecules Found in Nerve Cells Provide Insights on Aging Process of the Brain

Apr 10, 2024

Scientists discovered building blocks in nerve cells of the brain which last a lifetime. Continue reading the article to learn more.