MEDICINE & HEALTH

Gene Sequence From Ancient Retrovirus Affects Myelin Production in Vertebrates, Could Be the Reason Why We Have Big Brains and Bodies

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.19.2024 02:20 AM

A recent study has shed light on the connection between ancient viruses and the development of big brains and bodies in vertebrates. Continue reading the article to learn more.

How Does Alcohol Affect the Brain? Does It Kill Brain Cells?

02.19.2024 00:20 AM

Does alcohol consumption really kill brain cells? Read to find out. The thought of brain cells dying due to alcohol consumption is not new. While drinking alcohol could make one act like some brain cells have died, is this really the case? Alcohol Consumption When it comes to drinking, intake is categorized as moderate, heavy, or binge drinking.

Popcorn Brain: Is Social Media Ruining Your Attention Span, Concentration?

02.18.2024 21:15 PM

Social media could be the reason why several people have been struggling with poor concentration. Read to learn more.

Wet vs Dry Skin: Which Gives You Better Protection, Higher Chances of Survival From Lightning Strikes

02.18.2024 01:00 AM

Dousing your head in water when there's a lightning storm increases your chances of survival. Continue reading to learn more.

Trendy Apps, Social Media Influencers May Have Contributed to ADHD Surge, Wrong Diagnosis, Experts Warn

02.18.2024 00:40 AM

Trendy apps and social media influencers reportedly contributed to the rise of reported ADHD cases in middle-aged women. Continue reading to learn more.

US FDA Approves First Severe Frostbite Treatment To Reduce Risk of Amputation

02.18.2024 00:10 AM

The US FDA has approved the use of iloprost injection for treating severe frostbite to reduce one's risk of having fingers or toes amputated. Read to learn more.

FDA Grants Approval to Groundbreaking Drug for Food Allergy Mitigation: Here's What You Need to Know

02.16.2024 22:43 PM

The FDA has granted approval for a medication used for asthma to mitigate food allergies, offering a safety measure against accidental exposures. Read the article for more details.

How to Make High-Quality, Better Tasting Tea? Study Says It Also Depends on Roots, Not Just Leaves

02.16.2024 07:30 AM

The quality of tea doesn't rely solely on its leaves as roots contribute to its overall taste and effectiveness, too. Continue reading to learn more.

Epigenetic Clock: Machine Learning Model Designed To Predict Biological Age Reinvents the Way of Measuring Age

02.16.2024 07:06 AM

New epigenetic clocks, based on changes in DNA methylation, are set to transform the way we measure age. Learn more about it in this article.

What Is Alaskapox? Scientists Monitor Rare Virus After First Fatal Case Surface in New Region

02.16.2024 05:36 AM

The first death related to the 'Alaskapox' virus sparked concerns about its transmission from small mammals to humans. Here's what experts know so far of this rare infection.

What Are Zoonotic Diseases? How Does Animal-to-Human Transmission Work

02.15.2024 21:47 PM

Zoonotic diseases can be spread from animals to humans. Read to find out how transmission works. Zoonoses, or zoonotic diseases, are diseases caused by germs that animals can pass on to humans.

Auto-Brewery Syndrome: When Intoxication Happens Without Alcohol Consumption

02.15.2024 21:39 PM

Auto-brewery syndrome is a rare condition that could lead to high blood alcohol levels with minimal or no alcohol consumption at all. Read to learn more.

Virus vs. Bacteria vs. Fungi: How Do These Germs and Their Infections Differ From One Another?

02.15.2024 21:07 PM

Viral, fungal, and bacterial infections all have different pathogenic causes and courses for treatment. Read to learn more about these pathogens.

Emotional Control Center: How Does the Limbic System Work To Manage Emotions?

02.15.2024 20:55 PM

The limbic system is the specific region in the brain that is responsible for handling emotional and behavioral responses. Read to learn more.

Everything There Is to Know About Peptides for Sleep Research

02.15.2024 20:17 PM

The research community studying somnology could benefit from understanding the role of peptides in the sleep cycle. Studies suggest that peptides may interact with the different stages of sleep and may improve sleep quality by stimulating the secretion of hormones like melatonin. This extensive study will address important concerns for scientists interested in the role of peptides in sleep physiology and sleep disorders.

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