MEDICINE & HEALTH

Synthetic Antibiotic Teixobactin Shown to Be More Effective Than Established Drugs in Fighting Against Superbugs

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.08.2024 03:20 AM

A new study has demonstrated the potential of teixobactin against antibiotic-resistant bacteria, especially MRSA. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Stopping This Certain Protein From Signaling Metabolic Stress Could Delay Aging, Obesity From Advancing to Fatty Liver Disease

01.08.2024 03:00 AM

Stopping ZAK-alpha protein from triggering metabolic stress could help prevent fatty liver disease. Continue reading to learn more.

Anti-Aging Secrets Could Lie in Elephants, Immortal Jellyfish That Can Repair DNA; Scientists Claim That These Treatments Could Be Available in Next Decade

01.07.2024 23:56 PM

Elephants, whales, and immortal jellyfish could hold the key to effective anti-aging interventions. Read to learn more.

Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Key Cause May Have Been Found by Doctors in Groundbreaking Study

01.07.2024 01:45 AM

A new study has identified a possible key cause of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Read to learn more.

2nd Tuberculosis Outbreak in US Associated With Bone Grafts, Prompting Innovations to Prevent Transmission

01.07.2024 00:45 AM

Two tuberculosis outbreaks that took place in 2021 and 2023, respectively, have been linked to bone-repair products. Read to learn more.

Why is Singing Nursery Rhymes Important for Newborns? Scientists Explain How Sing-Song Talk Helps in Babies' Language Foundation

01.05.2024 20:59 PM

Nursery rhymes aid language development in babies, promoting early learning and positive interaction. Continue reading to learn more about the importance of sing-song speech to newborns.

Can You Control Your Dreams? Science Says Yes

01.05.2024 10:00 AM

You can control your dream when you are lucid dreaming. Continue reading to learn how. (Photo: Pexels/Andrea Piacquadio) Can You Control Your Dreams? Science Says Yes Most of us are unconscious when we sleep, so it's easy to believe we don't control our dreams.

Can You Take Expired Multivitamins? Are There Any Side Effects?

01.05.2024 03:10 AM

What happens when you take expired multivitamins? Read to find out. Multivitamins come with an expiration date, but what happens if one takes them even after this expiration date has passed? Taking Expired Multivitamins According to Catherine Gervacio, RND, a certified exercise nutrition coach and registered nutritionist-dietitian from EHProject, the shelf life of multivitamin supplements may vary.

Novel Skin Cancer Vaccine Clinical Trial Shows Promising Results As Initial Data Reveals Recurrence, Death Risk Cut By 49%

01.05.2024 02:38 AM

When combined with KEYTRUDA, the skin cancer vaccine was observed to demonstrate promising results. Read to learn more.

Orally Available Cyclic Peptides Offer New Possibilities in Drug Development for Various Diseases

01.05.2024 01:30 AM

A new class of orally available drugs utilize oral peptides in addressing challenges in the pharmaceutical industry. Continue reading the article to find out more.

First Partial-Heart Transplant in the World: Heart Valves Appear To Grow Along With the Infant Recipient More Than a Year After the Surgery

01.04.2024 21:47 PM

After more than a year since the partial-heart transplant surgery, the transplanted heart valves appear to grow with the rest of the infant's heart. Read to learn more.

Artificial Wombs For Premature Baby Development Could See Human Trials This Year After 300 Successful Tests

01.04.2024 20:44 PM

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has discussed the artificial womb with experts and may give their decision regarding human trials late this year. Read to learn more.

Why Is Urine Yellow? Scientists Find Enzyme That Gives Pee Its Yellowish Hue

01.04.2024 05:53 AM

Researchers have discovered an enzyme that is responsibel for the yellowish hue of urine. Read to learn more.

Fluorescent Nanosensor Offers Battery-Independent, Non-invasive Glucose Monitoring for Enhanced Diabetes Management

01.04.2024 02:30 AM

A battery-independent fluorescent nanosensor was developed for continuous monitoring of glucose levels. Learn more about it in this article.

Human Brains Show More Parallel Traffic Than Those of Animals, Use Unique Multiple Pathways to Transmit Information

01.04.2024 01:30 AM

In comparing neural communication networks, researchers discovered that only the human brains transmit information through multiple parallel pathways. Continue reading to find out more.

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