MEDICINE & HEALTH

Bullying Linked to Chemical Changes in Brain That Increases Risk of Psychosis [Study]

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.07.2024 08:20 AM

Bullying increases the risk of psychosis, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Pexels/Keira Burton) Bullying Linked to Chemical Changes in Brain That Increases Risk of Psychosis Bullying is more dangerous than previously thought.

Why Skin Wrinkles in Water: Anatomy and Osmosis Explained

02.07.2024 05:08 AM

Discover why the skin wrinkles in water, which might be more than osmosis and involves an evolutionary adaptation.

Black Phlegm: What Does It Mean? What Causes It?

02.07.2024 04:33 AM

What does black phlegm signify and what should you do if you have it? Read to find out. Having mucus or phlegm that is dark or black could cause distress.

Synthetic DNA Designed for Genetic Tracing of Cell Identities Shows Potential for Improved Immunotherapies

02.07.2024 02:12 AM

A new computer program enabled experts to design engineered DNA segments which can indicate cellular state changes. Check this article to find out more.

Chemicals Within Plastics, Cosmetics Linked To Risk of Preterm Birth, Analysis Reveals

02.06.2024 21:21 PM

A new analysis has discovered that phthalates are linked to preterm birth risk. Read to learn more. A new analysis reveals that exposure to prevalent chemicals within plastics and cosmetics during pregnancy is linked to preterm birth risk.

Can Individuals With Psychopathic Traits Develop Empathy and Overcome Criminal Tendencies?

02.06.2024 08:24 AM

Individuals with psychopathic traits often exhibit callousness and aggression, posing risks of criminal behavior, challenging the development of empathy. Read the article to learn more.

What Is Cryonics? Michigan Boss Defends Freezing Bodies in the Hopes of Science Bringing Them Back

02.06.2024 06:32 AM

A Michigan cryonics boss believes he is "fighting the good fight" by freezing bodies. Continue reading to learn more.

35,000-Year-Old Fossils From Central Europe Reveals First Known Tuberculosis Case in Neanderthals

02.06.2024 01:45 AM

DNA analysis of Neanderthal bones from Hungary has revealed evidence of tuberculosis which may have contributed to their extinction. Check it out in this article.

Saliva Explained: Why Does the Mouth Produce It? What Happens If It Is Too Little?

02.06.2024 01:14 AM

Why does the mouth produce saliva? Read to find out. Saliva is a translucent liquid that several salivary glands in the mouth produce. But what role does saliva play in health? The Role of Saliva While saliva mostly consists of water, it also consists of vital substances necessary for food digestion and tooth strength.

Childhood Trauma Could Impact Brain By Disrupting Neural Networks Linked to Problem-Solving and Self-Focus, Study Finds

02.06.2024 00:58 AM

A study has revealed how childhood trauma could impact brain development, showing an aspect that is missing in current childhood trauma treatments. Read to learn more.

5 Brain Health Exercises to Avoid Cognitive Decline, Improve Perceptual Motor Skills As You Age

02.05.2024 07:30 AM

You can improve your brain health by performing certain exercises. Continue reading to know what you should do to avoid cognitive decline.

Color Blindness: Why Are Men More Likely To Acquire It?

02.05.2024 02:24 AM

The reason why men are more likely to have red-green color blindness can be explained by the X-chromosome. Read to learn more.

The Science Behind Light Therapy's Impact on Good Mental Health

02.05.2024 01:54 AM

Light therapy is effective in fighting some complicated mental health issues. Read on to know more. (Photo : rawpixel. com on Freepik) Is there any connection between light therapy and mental health? Our biological clock helps us keep the rhythm of our bodies and the sleep-wake cycle in line with the light-day cycle of the planet.

Functional Human Brain Tissue Developed by 3D Printing for the First Time, Shows Potential for Modeling Neural Network Impairment

02.05.2024 01:37 AM

Experts have created the first functional 3D-printed brain tissue for examining brain function and studying neurological disorders. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Several Ultra-processed Foods Could Have Been Pre-Digested, Making Them More Addictive and Less Filling, Experts Warn

02.04.2024 22:02 PM

Several ultra-processed food may have been broken down into the molecular level and reassembled industrially, making food less filling and more addictive. Read to learn more.

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