Excessive Dietary Protein is Bad For the Arteries, Increases Risk of Atherosclerosis

Medicine & Technology Feb 20, 2024

Researchers discovered the molecular mechanism that could explain why too much protein could be bad for the arteries. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Over 275 Million New Gene Variants Discovered in Groundbreaking US Research Project; Why Is Knowing a Population's Genetic Diversity Important?

Feb 20, 2024

In a $3 billion NIH study, 245,000 Americans' genomes revealed 275 million new gene variants, some linked to diseases like cancer and diabetes. Check out more details in this article.

The Neuroscience of Music Appreciation: How the Human Brain Listens, Learns To Predict in Order To Appreciate Music

Feb 20, 2024

When a person listens to music, it turns out that the brain is doing two things at the same time in order to make the person appreciate the melody. Read to learn more.

Women May Exercise Less Than Men To Yield Same Cardiovascular Benefits, Study Finds

Feb 19, 2024

A new study shows that women can attain the same cardiovascular benefits as men with less exercise. Read to learn more.

Lab-Grown Testicles Developed by Scientists Could Aid With Male Infertility, Boost Understanding of Testicular Development and Function

Feb 19, 2024

Scientists were able to develop testicular organoids that could possibly offer solutions to male infertility. Read to learn more.

Does COVID-19 Affect the Brain? Neurological Symptoms Could Be Due to Inflammation

Feb 19, 2024

The brain reacts to inflammation in the body, which may have resulted in neurological symptoms. Continue reading to learn more.

Dancing Plague of 1518: What Caused the Bizarre Dance Epidemic in Medieval France?

Feb 19, 2024

In 1518, hundreds of men and women danced for days, seemingly for no reason, until they collapsed or died from exhaustion. Read the article to find out more.

Gene Sequence From Ancient Retrovirus Affects Myelin Production in Vertebrates, Could Be the Reason Why We Have Big Brains and Bodies

Feb 19, 2024

A recent study has shed light on the connection between ancient viruses and the development of big brains and bodies in vertebrates. Continue reading the article to learn more.

How Does Alcohol Affect the Brain? Does It Kill Brain Cells?

Feb 19, 2024

Does alcohol consumption really kill brain cells? Read to find out.

Popcorn Brain: Is Social Media Ruining Your Attention Span, Concentration?

Feb 18, 2024

Social media could be the reason why several people have been struggling with poor concentration. Read to learn more.

US FDA Approves First Severe Frostbite Treatment To Reduce Risk of Amputation

Feb 18, 2024

The US FDA has approved the use of iloprost injection for treating severe frostbite to reduce one's risk of having fingers or toes amputated. Read to learn more.

Wet vs Dry Skin: Which Gives You Better Protection, Higher Chances of Survival From Lightning Strikes

Feb 18, 2024

Dousing your head in water when there's a lightning storm increases your chances of survival. Continue reading to learn more.

Trendy Apps, Social Media Influencers May Have Contributed to ADHD Surge, Wrong Diagnosis, Experts Warn

Feb 18, 2024

Trendy apps and social media influencers reportedly contributed to the rise of reported ADHD cases in middle-aged women. Continue reading to learn more.

FDA Grants Approval to Groundbreaking Drug for Food Allergy Mitigation: Here's What You Need to Know

Feb 16, 2024

The FDA has granted approval for a medication used for asthma to mitigate food allergies, offering a safety measure against accidental exposures. Read the article for more details.

What Is Alaskapox? Scientists Monitor Rare Virus After First Fatal Case Surface in New Region

Feb 16, 2024

The first death related to the 'Alaskapox' virus sparked concerns about its transmission from small mammals to humans. Here's what experts know so far of this rare infection.