MEDICINE & HEALTH

What Is Havana Syndrome? Mysterious Illness Linked to Covert Russian Tech

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.04.2024 07:53 AM

An FBI counterintelligence said she might have had a run-in with the weapon behind the Havana Syndrome and likened the attack to a "dentist drilling on steroids." Continue reading to learn more.

9-Foot Alligator Rescued From Selmon Expressway; Sighting Happens a Month Before Mating Season

04.04.2024 03:30 AM

A huge alligator was spotted on Florida's Lee Roy Selmon Expressway on Sunday. Continue reading to know the full story.

Tardigrade Proteins Could Help Slow Down Aging if Induced in Human Cells, Study Reveals

04.04.2024 03:10 AM

Proteins found in tardigrades could slow down metabolism by upgrading damage resistance of human cells.

Humans Pose More Threat to Animals by Passing Twice as Many Viruses That What We Receive [Study]

04.04.2024 02:20 AM

Humans can pass more viruses to the animals that they receive. Continue reading to learn more. Humans Pose More Threat To Animals by Passing Twice as Many Viruses That What We Receive [Study] (Photo : Pexels/Kaique Rocha) Humans are more dangerous to animals than the latter to the former.

Science of Hangovers: Here's Why People Feel Terrible After a Night of Drinking

04.04.2024 01:30 AM

Why do people experience hangovers after a night of drinking? Read to find out. Experiencing a dreadful hangover after a night of drinking is common for several people, but why exactly is this the case? Hangovers Explained A hangover is a set of symptoms that happen as a result of excessive drinking.

Human Extinction: How Plummeting Birth Rates Threaten Our Species' Existence

04.04.2024 00:30 AM

Human birth rates are projected to plummet within 25 years, potentially impacting humanity's long-term survival. Read this article to learn more about humans' likelihood of extinction.

Is Social Media Rewiring Children's Brains? Digital Technologies Linked to Mental Health Crisis in Young People

04.03.2024 23:36 PM

Does social media drive teen mental health issues? Check out this article to learn why young brains are easily hooked to this modern entertainment.

Evolutionary Psychology Behind 'The Ick': Why Certain Behaviors Trigger Instant Disgust in Relationships

04.03.2024 22:18 PM

Explore the science behind the 'ick,' revealing how attraction can turn to disgust, hinting at potential relationship concerns. Dive into the details in this article.

Paralyzed Man Who Regained Ability To Stand Up and Walk Displays Potential of Groundbreaking Stem Cell Therapy

04.03.2024 21:55 PM

Over five years after receiving stem cell therapy, a paralyzed man can now stand up and walk independently. Read to learn more.

Can Plants Get Cancer? How Do They Control Tumor Growths From Infection?

04.03.2024 09:40 AM

Plants don’t get cancer the way we think of cancer in humans and their tumors do not spread like the one found on living tissues. Read the article to learn more.

Feel Years Younger by Sticking to This One Habit [Study]

04.03.2024 09:20 AM

Having enough sleep will make one feel years younger, according to a new study. Continue reading to learn more.

Ozempic Babies: Do Semaglutide-Based Drugs Reduce Contraceptives’ Effectiveness?

04.03.2024 08:45 AM

Several users on TikTok claim they got pregnant despite using contraceptives after taking semaglutide-based drugs like Ozempic. Continue reading to know the full story.

Cancer Cells Create Acidic Barrier to Evade Immune System

04.03.2024 03:00 AM

Cancer cells have three ways to interact with our immune system and this includes putting up an acidic wall to evade the immune system. Continue reading to learn more.

Having Post-Meal Cravings? This Is How Brain Signals To Drive Unnecessary Eating Habits

04.03.2024 02:20 AM

UCLA researchers have discovered food-seeking cells in a mouse brain linked to panic. These cells prompt intense cravings for fatty foods and even endure foot shocks. Continue reading to learn more.

Women With Low Resting Heart Rate Are Likely To Be Convicted of Crime [Study]

04.03.2024 02:00 AM

A new study found that women with low resting heart rates are likely to be convicted of non-violent crimes. Continue reading to learn more.

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