MEDICINE & HEALTH

Novel Radiotracer Maps the Way Cells Use Fructose for Energy, Offers Better Method of Early Disease Detection

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.21.2024 07:13 AM

Researchers from the University of Ottawa have developed a new radiotracer which can detect cancers and inflammations of the heart and brain. Learn more about it in this article

What Is Frostbite? Understanding the Chilling Effects of Extreme Cold on Your Skin and Body

02.21.2024 07:11 AM

Discover frostbite symptoms, along with crucial preventive measures and steps on what to do, in this article on protecting yourself from extreme cold.

New Free Tool Can Help Identify Those Most at Risk of Workplace Burnout

02.21.2024 03:40 AM

An international team of researchers developed a Burnout Assessment Tool (BAT) that could help determine those most at risk of workplace burnout. Continue reading to learn more.

Menstrual Pain Explained: Why Are Periods Painful?

02.21.2024 01:15 AM

There are some people who have a higher risk of experiencing more painful periods. Read to learn more.

Stem Cell Therapy For Diabetic Wound Healing Developed by Researchers Could Offer Faster, More Effective Solution

02.20.2024 23:47 PM

Researchers were able to come up with a new approach for treating diabetic wounds that could potentially reduce the burden faced by patients all over the world. Read to learn more.

FDA Approves First Drug For Treating Multiple Severe Food Allergies

02.20.2024 21:39 PM

While the drug can help combat dangerous allergic reactions due to several food triggers, the FDA stressed that strict allergen avoidance is still necessary. Read to learn more.

Animals Used in Research: What Species Are Commonly Studied in Laboratories?

02.20.2024 07:02 AM

In conducting research studies, animal models are chosen based on their relevance to the human conditions that are being studied. Read the article to find out more.

Vitamin B3 Overdose Could Increase Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke

02.20.2024 06:06 AM

Consuming too much vitamin B3 is not healthy for the heart. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Pexels/Anna Shvets) Vitamin B3 Overdose Could Increase Risk of Heart Attack, Stroke Vitamin B3 offers several health benefits.

Evolutionary Puzzle: Understanding Why Humans Lack Gills Despite Their Fish Ancestry

02.20.2024 05:58 AM

About 375 million years ago, Tiktaalik, a fish with lobed fins and gills, pioneered land exploration, yet modern humans lack gills. Explore why do we not have gills despite evolving from fish.

The Neuroscience of Music Appreciation: How the Human Brain Listens, Learns To Predict in Order To Appreciate Music

02.20.2024 05:37 AM

When a person listens to music, it turns out that the brain is doing two things at the same time in order to make the person appreciate the melody. Read to learn more.

AI Distinguishes Gender-Specific Brain Activity Patterns: Stanford Study

02.20.2024 05:31 AM

Brain scans reveal gender differences among men and women, demonstrating they possess distinct brain activity patterns in various regions. Continue reading to learn more.

Elon Musk Shares 'Game Plan' To Send 1 Million People to Mars Starting 2029

02.20.2024 05:20 AM

Elon Musk is pushing with his plans to send more humans to Mars. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo : Wikimedia Commons/Heisenberg Media) Elon Musk Shares 'Game Plan' To Send 1 Million People to Mars Starting 2029 Elon Musk is still eyeing Mars to be the next home for humans.

Over 275 Million New Gene Variants Discovered in Groundbreaking US Research Project; Why Is Knowing a Population's Genetic Diversity Important?

02.20.2024 05:11 AM

In a $3 billion NIH study, 245,000 Americans' genomes revealed 275 million new gene variants, some linked to diseases like cancer and diabetes. Check out more details in this article.

Zombie Deer Disease Could Evolve and Infect Humans, Researchers Warn

02.20.2024 03:34 AM

Researchers are worried about zombie deer disease's possible transmission to humans. (Photo : Wikimedia Commons/USFWSmidwest) Zombie Deer Disease Could Evolve and Infect Humans, Researchers Warn Zombie deer disease could hit humans! Researchers are now worried about a possible human transmission after observing that the culprit could multiply in human cells.

Excessive Dietary Protein is Bad For the Arteries, Increases Risk of Atherosclerosis

02.20.2024 03:09 AM

Researchers discovered the molecular mechanism that could explain why too much protein could be bad for the arteries. Continue reading the article to find out more.

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