MEDICINE & HEALTHNew studies highlight how coronaviruses often mix their genetic components, potentially contributing to the increase of dangerous strains.
A team of researchers from Ohio University found that adults who initially start living with normal weight and slowly adding in some pounds tend to have longer lives.
Researchers at UPMC Hillman Cancer Center and the National Cancer Institute (NCI) showed how fecal transplants turned patients with melanoma who are non-responders to immunotherapy become responders.
A new report shows that breast cancer has topped lung cancer as the most diagnosed form of cancer globally, with experts estimating an increase in cases in the next decades.
A new study suggests that teaching young students in a manner that encourages them to empathize with other people measurably enhances their creativity.
Researchers have successfully imaged how embryo developments and arrangements in the cell begin. For most mammals, egg cells start as such - round, egg-like masses.
Despite the feelings of guilt in throwing bread, science has proven that there is no "clean" part in moldy bread and eating it could cause harm to the body.
Developers of vaccines usually combine two vaccines to fight the same pathogen, and the study investigators are keen to apply the same strategy of having two COVID-19 vaccines combined.
Researchers have found that silver embedded in antimicrobial plastic - often used for food and beverage packaging - could lead the packaging and form into its contents, especially for sweet and sugary foods.
Scientists are looking at the correlation between the gut microbiome and brain health. Scientists are beginning to work on the effects of gut microbiomes on human brain health.