MEDICINE & HEALTH

New Treatment Will Help People With Spinal Cord Injury Regain Hand and Arm Function

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.13.2021 22:06 PM

Researchers from the University of Washington developed a new treatment that will help people with spinal cord injury regain their hand and arm functionality.

Science Times - Authorities Evacuate Residential Building After Covid-19 Outbreak

Over 22 Million in China on Lockdown as the Country Faces New Outbreaks

01.13.2021 20:03 PM

A total of over 22 million people have been mandated to stay inside their homes when the central government of China placed Wuhan under lockdown, a move then seen as unusual.

5 Signs That Your Coffee Addiction Is Hurting Your Health

01.13.2021 19:29 PM

Symptoms of caffeine overdose may sometimes be subtle but here are the top five symptoms that your coffee addiction might be ruining your health.

Broward Health Hospital Administers First Of Its Moderna Vaccine

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine: Here's What You Need to Know

01.13.2021 19:21 PM

Experts found a few key differences between Moderna, Pfizer, and other COVID-19 vaccines. Here's a peek at what we know and how Moderna differs from others.

The Relationship Between Science And Dentistry

01.13.2021 10:55 AM

Any experienced dentist would testify to the fact the breakthroughs in science play a major role in the advancements of new dental and medical technologies. We can even go so far as to say that dental practice would not be where it is without scientific research.

These Are The Healthcare Jobs That Help Support Frontline Workers

01.13.2021 09:32 AM

As COVID-19 rages on in its winter-time resurgence, we're witnessing incredible dedication from our healthcare workers.

: Science Times - UNLV Begins To Vaccinate Medical School Students For COVID-19

COVID-19 Vaccine: Should People With an Autoimmune Disease Get a Shot?

01.13.2021 03:50 AM

Many people who decide to get a vaccine as protection from COVID-19 can now back their decision with data containing clinical trial, which has demonstrated vaccines' safety and effectiveness.

The More the Better: New Health Study Says There Is No Limit to Exercise

01.13.2021 00:41 AM

Study shows that more exercise is linked with lower risks of cardiovascular diseases and that there is no threshold to the benefits of physical activity.

Here's What You Need to Know About Apple's Face Mask

Is Wearing More Than One Mask Better in Preventing COVID-19?

01.13.2021 00:01 AM

Experts say two face masks may be better than one if you're doubling up on single-layer cloth masks.

Rituals May Have Started To Avoid Diseases and Keep People Safe

01.12.2021 23:45 PM

The origins of many rituals may have come from a murky past, but researchers believe that these social practices evolved to help people avoid diseases and danger.

Science Times - Researchers Discover Parasite in Cat Poop, Linking Their Finding to Higher Risk of Brain Cancer in Humans

Researchers Discover Parasite in Cat Poop, Linked to Higher Risk of Brain Cancer

01.12.2021 21:54 PM

A new study suggested that the parasite called "Toxoplasma gondii," which duplicates in cats and most frequently spreads through humans by means of raw meat, may increase the danger of having brain cancer in humans.

What Is Shared Psychosis and How To Treat It

01.12.2021 19:19 PM

Shared psychosis, also known as folie a deux, happens when people acquire delusion from someone who has the condition who are closely related to them. So how do you treat it?

3 Vitamins You Should Take to Stay Focused

01.12.2021 18:51 PM

Stay focused by adding more vitamins and minerals into your regular diet. You don't have to try all the over-the-counter products that promise you constant concentration. All you need are these 3 vitamins.

There Are Four Seasons That You May Have Never Heard Of

01.12.2021 16:13 PM

according to vedic cosmology, there are four yugas also known as universal seasons that make up the age of the cosmos.

When Was the First Time Humans Wore Clothes? Here’s What You Should Know

01.12.2021 05:15 AM

According to a 2011 study that proposes they first put on a piece of clothing after the "second-to-the-last Ice Age" some 170,000 years back, when nudity must have been something "cool for comfort."