MEDICINE & HEALTH

Five Individuals Possibly Contract Alzheimer's After Getting Growth Hormone From Human Cadavers

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.29.2024 16:46 PM

A groundbreaking research links human-derived growth hormone to a potential risk of Alzheimer's transmission. The study prompts a reevaluation of safety measures in medical procedures.

Are Superpowers Real? Girl With X-ray Eyes, Ice Man and Other Extraordinary Individuals Claim Superhuman Abilities

01.29.2024 08:38 AM

Explore the extraordinary stories of individuals claiming superhuman abilities. From a girl with X-ray eyes to an ice man's cold endurance, discover the fascinating tales of people defying conventional limits. Are superheroes real? Dive into these remarkable narratives and decide for yourself.

Chimeric Antigen Receptors Target Senescent Cells, Can Be Reprogrammed to Slow Down and Reverse Aging

01.29.2024 07:24 AM

Scientists have developed CAR T cell therapy which targets the senescent cells responsible for aging. Check this article to find out more.

World’s First Partial Heart Transplant Completed in Newborn With Truncus Arteriosus; Donor Valve Tissues Grow Along With the Patient’s Body

01.29.2024 06:20 AM

An infant who underwent the first partial heart transplant has not only survived, but is also thriving one year after the treatment. Read the article to find out more.

Biggest Cloning Misconception: Clone and Donor the Same? No, They’re Not

01.29.2024 05:00 AM

The clone and the original person don't develop the same mindset, personality and talent. Continue reading to learn more.

Anti-Epilepsy Drug Sees New Strict Prescription Rules as the Pills Were Found To Be Linked to Birth Defects

01.28.2024 23:30 PM

Patients who are below the age of 55 can no longer start taking sodium valproate medications. Read to learn more.

Handwriting vs. Typing: Which Is Better for Enhancing Brain Connectivity for Optimal Learning?

01.28.2024 23:05 PM

Researchers found handwriting enriches brain connections more than keyboard typing, attributing it to precise hand movements aiding memory formation and learning. Read the article for more details.

7 Reasons Why Rehab Centers in New Jersey Should Be a Part of Your Road to Sobriety

01.28.2024 23:00 PM

Unveil the unique benefits of rehab centers in New Jersey and how they can be crucial in your journey to lasting sobriety.

Adenomyosis Explained: Understanding Symptoms, Fertility Risks, and Unanswered Questions

01.28.2024 22:46 PM

Explore the symptoms, causes, types, and personalized treatments for adenomyosis, a gynecological condition affecting women's health and fertility.

Baby Born Without Nose Thrives After 28 Surgeries; Parents Were Told He Wouldn't Survive

01.28.2024 22:28 PM

Gray is now 22 years old and is set to undergo two final nasal surgeries. Read to learn more. Prior to the birth of Gray Canales, doctors were unsure about whether he would be capable of breathing on his own.

Vegan Women Found To Have Higher Risk of Developing Complications During Pregnancy, Study Reveals

01.28.2024 21:43 PM

A study has found that vegan women may have higher pregnancy complication risks. Read to learn more.

Soft Brain Implants Can Record High Resolution Brain Activity in Long Periods

01.28.2024 11:46 AM

Discover how these implants overcome the tradeoff between high-resolution brain activity recording and longevity, offering a breakthrough in our understanding of neural circuits.

Children Who Became Obese, Overweight During Pandemic May Have to Face Lifelong Effects, Study Finds

01.28.2024 00:30 AM

A study has discovered that the effects of child obesity during the pandemic could be long-lasting. Read to learn more.

Lab-Grown Mini Placentas Could Shed Light on Keys to Maintaining Healthy Pregnancy, Roots of Developing Related Disorders, Study Reveals

01.28.2024 00:10 AM

A new study shows how mini placenta organoids could reveal the keys to maintaining a healthy pregnancy and the roots of pregnancy disorders. Read to learn more.

Ancient Virus That Infected the First Animals Is Now Crucial For Human Development, Study Reveals

01.26.2024 22:30 PM

A virus that infected animals hundreds of millions of years ago has now been found to play an important role in the development of the embryo. Find out more about it in this article.

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