MEDICINE & HEALTH

600-Year-Old Voynich Manuscript Cracked; Encrypted Text Includes Censored Information on Sex, Contraception, Gynecology

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.18.2024 04:00 AM

One expert explained the encrypted text on the 600-year-old Voynich manuscript. Continue reading to learn the full story.

Can Animals Count? Scientists Unveil the Neural Basis of Number Sense in Rats

04.18.2024 03:41 AM

Scientists discovered number sense in animals by confirming the existence of discrete number sense in rats. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Should You Use Whole-Body Deodorants? Here's What Dermatologists Say

04.18.2024 02:49 AM

Is using whole-body deodorants really necessary? Read to find out. A new kind of deodorant that is meant for whole-body application has been populating social media feeds and becoming prevalent in drugstores.

Modern Lifestyle and Kids' Health: Screen Time Before Bedtime, Going to Bed Late Linked to Higher Risk of Childhood Obesity, Study Finds

04.18.2024 00:40 AM

The study found that just 11.7% of school-age and 14.2% of preschool child participants went to bed early and did not use screens. Read to learn more.

Treating Peyronie's Disease and ED with Himplant

04.17.2024 20:49 PM

Himplant has received several clearances from the FDA over the years. Two studies published in the International Journal of Impotence Research demonstrated that Himplant could be used as a potential treatment option for men who suffer from Peyronie's disease or erectile dysfunction caused by radical prostatectomy. Men who suffer from either of the two conditions often report lower self-esteem and dissatisfaction due to the appearance of their penises.

Blinking Is a Signal for the Brain When Processing Visual Information

04.17.2024 08:33 AM

Blinking improves one's ability to recognize changing patterns in visual cues. Continue reading to learn more.

Owning a Cat Can Make a Person More Susceptible to Schizophrenia, Study Reveals

04.17.2024 05:33 AM

In a new study, experts found that people who owned cats before age 25 were about twice as likely to develop schizophrenia. Find out more about it in this article.

Rabbit Fever Killing Beavers in Utah Could Be Life-Threatening to Humans, Officials Warn

04.17.2024 04:20 AM

Nine beavers found across three counties died due to tularemia or rabbit fever. Continue reading to know the full story.

Science of Heartbreaks: Here's Why Breakups Hurt

04.17.2024 00:58 AM

A heartbreak could trigger negative emotions that could be physically felt. Read to learn more. The pain of heartbreak is not all in the mind. The body also experiences various processes when it happens.

Exercise Could Reduce Heart Disease Risk by up to 23% by Affecting Brain's Stress Responses, Study Reveals

04.17.2024 00:49 AM

Exercise's effects on stress could protect against heart risk. Read to learn more. According to a new study, exercise could help reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease by affecting the brain's stress responses.

Microplastics Found To Leave Gut and Infiltrate Liver, Kidney, Brain; How Do These Particles Impact Human Health?

04.16.2024 22:41 PM

Researchers have discovered that microplastics leave mice's guts and infiltrate their kidneys, livers, and even brains. Read to learn more.

Bacterial Vampirism: Some Deadly Bacteria Could Actually Be Feeding on Human Blood, Study Finds

04.16.2024 22:14 PM

A new study has found that certain deadly bacteria could actively seek out and feed on human blood in an odd phenomenon known as bacterial vampirism. Read to learn more.

Why Do People Struggle to Remember Mundane Things Like Passwords, Locking the Front Door?

04.16.2024 07:41 AM

Our emotions reportedly affects the things we remember and forget. Continue reading to learn more. Why Do People Struggle to Remember Mundane Things Like Passwords, Locking the Front Door? (Photo : Pexels/SCREEN POST) Mundane activities are those you regularly do that you sometimes find unexciting because they have become a routine.

Sleeping Less Than 7 Hours Can Make One Less Attractive and Appear Older Based on AI Model

04.16.2024 07:00 AM

Insufficient sleep can lead to one developing dark circles, more wrinkles and saggy skin, depending on one's age. Continue reading to learn more.

Cell’s Trash Sorter May Also Act As Signal Messenger, Help Specialized Neurons Sense the Surrounding Environment

04.16.2024 05:30 AM

A team of researchers has found that the role of proteasome may go well beyond being the garbage disposal of the cell. Check this article to learn more.

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