MEDICINE & HEALTH

Micro-Workouts Explained: Here's Why Short Bursts of Movement Shouldn't Be Underestimated

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.26.2024 03:41 AM

Micro-workouts are short bursts of movement that could span 20 to 60 seconds or three to seven minutes. Read to learn more.

Camels Could Soon Replace Cows As Major Source of Milk; What Are the Benefits of This Dairy Product?

04.26.2024 03:11 AM

Camels could be the next thing in global agriculture since they have the potential as a milk source. Find out more about it in this article.

Public Health Alert: Various Ground Beef Products Produced in Late March Could Be Contaminated With E. Coli, US FSIS Warns

04.26.2024 00:28 AM

The Food Safety and Inspection (FSIS) has alerted of E. coli contamination in ground beef products produced in late March. Read to learn more.

Two Men Die Due to Prion Disease Linked to ‘Zombie Deer’ Illness, Suggesting a Never-Before-Seen Zoonotic Transmission From Animals to Humans

04.25.2024 23:07 PM

The two hunters consumed venison from a deer population known to be infected with zombie deer disease. Read to learn more.

Tapeworm in Brain Found To Be Culprit of Man's Severe Migraines; Eating Undercooked Bacon, Not Washing Hands Properly Could Be To Blame For Infection

04.25.2024 20:52 PM

The man's worsening severe migraines turned out to be due to tapeworms in his brain. Read to learn more.

USDA Requires Dairy Cows Transported Across States To Undergo Bird Flu Testing as National Outbreak Among Cattle Persists

04.25.2024 00:32 AM

Particles of bird flu have also been detected in some pasteurized milk samples, although the USFDA says this is still safe to consume. Read to learn more.

The Science Behind Instantized Creatine: Gains in Bulk's Game-Changing Formula

04.24.2024 23:40 PM

Gains in Bulk, the creators of instantized creatine, have reformed the way we think about this indispensable supplement. The company's devotion to quality, purity, and effectiveness places them above the competition, making them a truly avant-garde force in the industry.

Woman Receives Pig Kidney Transplant, Heart Device Implant in First-of-Its-Kind Life-Saving Operation To Help Her With Her Two Terminal Diseases

04.24.2024 22:23 PM

The woman is the second person in the world to receive a genetically modified pig kidney transplant. Read to learn more.

Aspirin Supports Immune System in Detecting and Targeting Cancer [Study]

04.24.2024 07:06 AM

Aspirin can boost the immune system to help fight cancer. Continue reading to learn more. Aspirin, a painkiller, has been used in fighting cancer. While researchers are still baffled by how they work in preventing cancer, it seems that they are closer to finding the answer.

World’s First Bioinformatic Tool: Geneticists Develop Software for Prediction of Amyloid Co-Aggregation

04.24.2024 04:05 AM

A team of researchers developed the first software enabling the prediction of protein co-aggregation in amyloid fibrils. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Fake Botox Injections: 22 Sickened, 11 Hospitalized in the US After Undergoing Mishandled, Counterfeit Procedures in Non-Medical Settings, CDC Reports

04.23.2024 22:04 PM

The CDC alerts doctors that fake botox injections have been making several people in the US ill. Read to learn more.

Multidrug-Resistant Bacteria Found Lurking on International Space Station Mutate To Become Functionally Distinct

04.23.2024 03:11 AM

Scientists discovered genomic, functional, and metabolic enhancements in multidrug-resistant Enterobacter bugandensis found on the International Space Station. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Hair Loss Explained: How Much Hair Shedding Is Considered Normal?

04.23.2024 00:54 AM

When is hair shedding normal, and when is it actual hair loss? Read to find out. While hair loss could be upsetting, a certain degree of hair shedding is actually considered normal.

Cancer Risk Surges in Beirut Due to Airborne Carcinogens From Diesel Generators

04.23.2024 00:47 AM

The city has been over-dependent on diesel generators following a grave economic collapse. Read to learn more.

A Look into the Science Behind the World's Blue Zones

04.22.2024 22:43 PM

Blue Zones are certain areas in the world where people live longer than average. For example, Okinawa, Japan has the highest average life expectancy in the world, exceeding 80 years. These areas have a remarkable concentration of centenarians, but why? Join us as we uncover the mysteries of these regions where people seem to defy aging and the science behind it.

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