MEDICINE & HEALTH

Racial Discrimination Could Boost Alzheimer's Risk Among Black Americans, Study Suggests

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.11.2024 00:05 AM

According to a new study, racism and its associated stress could play a role in Alzheimer's risk among Black Americans. Read to learn more.

From Lab to Clinic: The Journey of Antibody Drug Conjugates in Revolutionizing Cancer Care

04.10.2024 22:59 PM

This article provides an examination of the evolution of ADCs from conceptualization to clinical application. Additionally, we'll explore the challenges encountered with ADCs and their toxicity.

Taste of Bitterness: New Study Sheds Light on Detailed Structure of TAS2R14 Bitter Taste Receptor

04.10.2024 22:13 PM

A new study reveals how the body works to perceive bitter taste. Read to learn more. For a new study, researchers from the UNC School of Medicine wanted to explore how people perceive the taste of bitterness.

Anger Management: Psychologists Share Surprising Way to Eliminate Your Fury

04.10.2024 06:20 AM

Writing your reaction about something that makes you angry on a piece of paper and throwing it away will reduce your rage, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more.

Long-Lived RNA Molecules Found in Nerve Cells Provide Insights on Aging Process of the Brain

04.10.2024 05:03 AM

Scientists discovered building blocks in nerve cells of the brain which last a lifetime. Continue reading the article to learn more.

What Is Eclipse Sickness? Americans Report Feeling Physical, Mental Changes Before Celestial Event

04.10.2024 03:27 AM

Several Americans reported feeling sick ahead of the total solar eclipse on Monday. Continue reading to learn more about "eclipse sickness."

Why Can't People Drink Seawater? Here's Why Saltwater Could Be Deadly For Humans

04.10.2024 01:32 AM

Drinking saltwater is dangerous for humans, but why? Read to find out. While water accounts for 71% of the Earth's surface, only 3. 5% is safe for human consumption.

Accelerated Aging Could Be Contributing to Rise of Early-Onset Cancer Among Younger Adults, Study Reveals

04.10.2024 00:06 AM

According to a new study, accelerated aging could be one reason why cancer cases are rising among younger adults. Read to learn more.

Pregnancy Accelerates Biological Aging Among Young, High-Fertility Women

04.09.2024 11:22 AM

Each woman's pregnancy changes her biological age, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Doctors, NASA Experts Warn Damage From Solar Eclipse Can Be Permanent Amid Complaints About Boiling Eyes, More

04.09.2024 05:48 AM

Several netizens complained they were feeling something in their eyes after watching the solar eclipse, even those who used eclipse glasses. Continue reading to learn more.

Secrets of the Blue Zones: Lessons From the Healthiest and Longest Living People

04.09.2024 04:20 AM

There are selected regions in the world, called Blue Zones, where people are claimed to live longer than average. Read the article to learn more.

Cellular Atlas of Human Ovary Provides Insight on Reproductive and Endocrine Functions, Opens Door Toward Artificial Female Gonads

04.09.2024 03:23 AM

Experts have developed a new atlas of the human ovary which could lead to restoration of ovarian hormone production. Find out more about it in this article.

Changing the Game in Heart Failure Diagnosis: Acorai's Innovative Tech Saving Lives

04.09.2024 02:39 AM

The current standard for assessing the severity of heart failure often involves invasive procedures, which only a mere 8% of patients have access to due to limitations in healthcare infrastructure and resources. This gap in care delivery has left clinicians reliant on less precise methods, leading to inaccuracies in diagnosis and treatment. Enter Acorai, a pioneering medical technology company with a mission to expand access to accurate heart failure diagnosis.

Is Sitting Really the New Smoking? How Many Hours of Sitting Is Considered Unhealthy?

04.09.2024 00:45 AM

How harmful for health is prolonged sitting? Read to find out. Sitting for too long could lead to health issues, such as cancer and heart disease. Health Risks of Too Much Sitting According to Naveen Rajpurohit, MD, a cardiologist from Sanford Cardiovascular Institute, too much sitting is a silent killer that is slowly affecting lifestyle.

Global Loneliness Epidemic: Middle-Aged Americans Take the Greatest Toll, Study Reveals

04.09.2024 00:40 AM

A new study shows that middle-aged Americans are lonelier than their European counterparts. Read to learn more.

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