MEDICINE & HEALTH

Cute Aggression Explained: Why Do We Want to Squeeze Extremely Cute Things?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.25.2024 01:40 AM

The urge to squash and squeeze cute things is known as cute aggression. Read to learn more about it.

Olive Oil Drug Could Serve As Effective Brain Cancer Treatment

02.25.2024 01:20 AM

Doctors are hopeful that a new olive oil drug could help combat gliobastoma, a deadly brain cancer with a survival length of just eight months. Read to learn more.

Antibiotics May Eventually Not Work As Bacteria Mutate, Acquire Resistance Randomly [Study]

02.23.2024 08:55 AM

Bacteria could develop antibiotic resistance even if they hadn't encountered one before. Continue reading to learn more.

Gossipers May Have ‘Evolutionary Advantage’; Gossip Is Rewarding, Offers Multiple Benefits

02.23.2024 08:00 AM

Gossiping can be a bonding tool. Continue reading to learn the benefits of gossiping. (Photo: Pexels/Keira Burton) Gossipers May Have 'Evolutionary Advantage'; Gossip Is Rewarding, Offers Multiple Benefits Gossip is not entirely negative despite its shady reputation.

Snakes Evolve 3 Times Faster Than Lizards [Study]

02.23.2024 07:23 AM

Snakes become successful in the Animal kingdom due to their speed of evolution. Continue reading to learn more.

Junk DNA in Birds Inspires New Technique in Inserting Codes Into Genomes, Unlocks Safe and Efficient Gene Therapy

02.23.2024 07:12 AM

A new technique uses retrotransposon from birds to insert genes into the genome, paving the way for improved gene therapy. Find out more about it in this article.

Florida Influencer's Raw Chicken Diet Defies Food Poisoning Odds: How Is This Possible?

02.23.2024 04:13 AM

Despite eating raw chicken daily for 25 days, the Florida man remains unharmed, defying health risks. Check out this article to learn more details of this story.

COVID Patients With ‘Brain Fog’ Show Signs of Increased Protein Level Involved in Clotting, Leaky Blood-Brain Barrier

02.23.2024 01:57 AM

Patients with long COVID who experienced "brain fog" reportedly had leaky blood-brain barrier. Continue reading to learn more.

How Flexible Are You: What Determines Flexibility and How Can It Be Improved?

02.23.2024 01:24 AM

Why do people have different levels of flexibility and how can this be improved? Read to find out. There are several factors that determine the flexibility of a person.

Vanishing Y Chromosome: New Sex Gene Could Be Key to the Future of Males, Study Shows

02.23.2024 00:01 AM

As the Y chromosome could vanish, a new sex gene could play a crucial role in male determination. Read to learn more.

Skin Microbiome Could Be Tweaked To Become Mosquito Repellent, New Study Suggests

02.22.2024 23:41 PM

A new study suggests that making adjustments to the skin microbiome could stop mosquitoes from biting and mosquito-borne diseases from spreading. Read to learn more.

The Influence of Socioeconomic Factors on Substance Use Disorders

02.22.2024 20:19 PM

Explore the influence of socioeconomic factors on substance use disorders. Discover solutions and support for prevention and treatment.

5-Hour Screen Time Can Make One Pee More at Night

02.22.2024 10:30 AM

Watching too much TV can make one pee more at night. Continue reading to learn more about nocturia. (Photo: Pexels/ cottonbro studio) 5-Hour Screen Time Can Make One Pee More at Night Watching too many movies may hinder your quality of sleep as it could reportedly make you develop nocturia.

What Is Dermatographia? Can a Person Be Allergic to Touch?

02.22.2024 10:00 AM

Some people suffer from a rare condition called dermatographia where lines appear on skin as a reaction to scratches. Read the article to find out more about it.

Women’s Placentas Contain Potentially Toxic Microplastics, Mostly From Plastic Bags and Bottles [Study]

02.22.2024 09:15 AM

Microplastics could impact all mammalian life. Continue reading to know the full story. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Oregon State University) Women’s Placentas Contain Potentially Toxic Microplastics, Mostly from Plastic Bags and Bottles [Study] Microplastics are everywhere and have already reached the women's placentas and the developing fetus.

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