MEDICINE & HEALTH

COVID-19: Remdesivir Could Cost up to $4,500 Despite Costing Just $9.32 to Manufacture

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.07.2020 23:21 PM

Remdesivir is now finally the first drug to be approved by the US FDA to treat COVID-19. However, controversy has started regarding its price. Experts say that is could cost up to $4,500 despite requiring just $9.32 to make. Click the link to read more.

Care For Mom's Hands Using These Top Organic and Natural Hand Creams

05.07.2020 20:34 PM

Cracked, dehydrated hands are surely uncomfortable. So, here are some of the best rated hand creams available on Amazon, just scan the list and you will surely find the right cream for your mom!

COVID-19 Anti-Vaxxers: A third of Americans Mostly Gen Zs and Millennials Unlikely to Vaccinate

05.07.2020 19:13 PM

The youth's false sense of immunity against COVID-19 is one of the reasons why they would not vaccinate against it. However, some people are just against vaccines in general.These make it difficult for health experts to completely eradicate COVID-19.

People Possess Different Types of Antibodies That Fight COVID-19

05.07.2020 19:01 PM

Chinese researchers found out that there are different types of antibodies in patients who had COVID-19. Some may have three types while others only have one, but all of them last two weeks.

No to Dementia: Drink Red Wine, Eat Dark Chocolates and Other Flavonoid-Rich Foods

05.07.2020 09:02 AM

Eating berries, dark chocolates and drinking tea could help stave off dementia, according to researchers who studied diets of adults aged 50 years and above for 20 years.

Vaccines May Not Work on New Mutant Strain of Coronavirus Spreading in US and Europe – Study

05.07.2020 05:09 AM

A newly discovered coronavirus mutation may be "immune" to vaccines currently being tested. It is of urgent concern to the medical community, which is searching for a vaccine that will work against COVID-19.

Scientists Find a Link Between the Herpes Simplex Virus and Alzheimer's Disease Manifested by a Clump of Protein in the Brain

05.07.2020 04:56 AM

In a recent study, scientists are finding a connection between Herpes Simplex Type 1 and Alzheimer's disease. Using brain models, they noticed a growth of cells that resembles amyloid plaques, evident in patients with Alzheimer's, when triggered with HSV-1. Click the link above to learn more.

Coronavirus: 3 Russian Doctors Mysteriously Fell Out of the Windows in the Past Two Weeks

05.07.2020 03:22 AM

Two doctors died, while one remains hospitalized after falling out of the window in one of the hospitals in Russia.

A Fungus That Could Boost Erotic Drive Also Ease Jetlag Woes: Study Finds

05.07.2020 03:20 AM

Scientists have discovered a fungus known as ' cordycepin' could prevent jet lag by resetting the body clock. Awesome, right? Click the link above to learn more.

Scientists Find That Gut Bacteria Can Improve Memory in Yet Another Breakthrough Study About Probiotics

05.07.2020 01:11 AM

Researchers have found that certain gut bacteria such as lactobacillus can improve the memory of mice. Although further studies need to be conducted before they can conclude its effectivity in humans, their findings prove to be a promising start.

Genetically Engineered Male Mosquitos to be Released in Florida and Other Parts of US to Curb Zika and Dengue Spread

05.06.2020 23:24 PM

Scientists from Oxitec released genetically modified mosquito which genes get passed down that essentially guarantees that female offspring will all die.

Welcoming a Baby Soon? Check Out These Essential Items for a Mom-to-Be

05.06.2020 23:15 PM

Are you a mom-to-be? If you are, congratulations on your little bundle of joy! Are you equipped with essential items to make your pregnancy as smooth as can be? Quick! Check our list and make sure that you have everything you need at home.

Research Uses Brewer's Yeast To Clone Coronavirus; Reconstruction and Modification of the Virus Made Easier

05.06.2020 22:43 PM

Scientists have discovered an easier and faster way of cloning SARS-CoV-2 with the help of yeast. Experts claim that this is a faster way compared to other conventional ways wherein DNA pieces are stitched together. When time is of the essence, speed and stability are what we need, the researchers say.

Set Yourself Up with Breastfeeding Success Using These Nursing Essentials for New Moms

05.06.2020 21:16 PM

Breastfeeding is beautiful and natural, but sometimes it could be also a tough experience for new mothers. Here are some products that will help you throughout your breastfeeding journey.

A Look at What Happens to Supercooled Proteins

05.06.2020 16:53 PM

The human body functions best within an optimal temperature range. If temperatures are raised or lowered beyond this range, bodily functions can be altered or cease altogether. On a molecular level, the same is true. Research regarding how temperature changes—particularly suboptimal temperatures—affect the various components of the human body has been ongoing for decades. However, new research involving individual cells at extremely low temperatures has revealed a great deal about how they change and continue to function while cooled.

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