MEDICINE & HEALTH

11 Biomarkers in Blood Could Help Predict Dementia 15 Years Before Symptoms Show With 90% Accuracy [Study]

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.13.2024 08:50 AM

Blood tests could now help determine one's risk of dementia. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Pexels/ Los Muertos Crew) 11 Biomarkers in Blood Could Help Predict Dementia 15 Years Before Symptoms Show With 90% Accuracy [Study] Blood tests can now help determine one's risk of dementia.

Asthma of the Oesophagus on the Rise: What Causes This Inflammatory Condition?

02.13.2024 08:11 AM

A digestive disease that affects swallowing, known as eosinophilic oesophagitis, has become increasingly common in recent years. Find out more about it in this article.

3,500-Year-Old Skeleton of a Woman With Rheumatoid Arthritis Discovered in Aswan, Oldest Known Case in Ancient Egypt

02.13.2024 07:10 AM

Evidence of rheumatoid arthritis was found for the first time in human remains from ancient Egypt. Find out more about it in this article.

Beyond the 5 Love Languages: Psychologist Recommends Alternative Approaches for Fulfilling Relationships on Valentine's Day

02.13.2024 05:06 AM

A Virginia Tech psychologist suggests diverse approaches beyond Gary Chapman's "5 Love Languages" for fostering high-quality relationships on Valentine's Day. Continue reading to learn more.

Anti-Doping Pioneer Don Catlin Passes Away at 85

02.12.2024 23:38 PM

Don Catlin established the first sports anti-doping lab back in 1982. Read to learn more. Before Barry Bonds and before sports doping allegations and scandals surfaced in the last four decades, Don Catlin was there in his laboratory in UCLA.

Man Dies Due to Rare, New 'Alaskapox' Virus in 1st Reported Fatal Case; What Exactly Is This Condition?

02.12.2024 20:15 PM

This Alaskapox case serves as the first reported hospitalization and death. Read to learn more. A resident from Alaska has passed away due to the complications of a rare and relatively new virus called Alaskapox.

How Does Eye Color Affect Vision? Experts Explore Potential Advantages of Blue Eyes in Dim Light Conditions

02.12.2024 12:19 PM

Anthropologists explore the impact of eye color on vision and suggest potential advantages of blue eyes in dim light conditions. Continue reading to learn more.

Grandmother Effect Explained: How Does Alloparental Care Contribute to Species Survival?

02.12.2024 08:00 AM

According to the grandmother hypothesis, women who live well past menopause play a vital role in the survival of generations that follow them. Read the article to learn more about it.

Does Prolonged Condition Require Antibiotics? Physician Says No

02.12.2024 07:00 AM

Postinfectious cough is time-limited and usually resolves on its own. Continue reading to learn more.

New ‘Atlantic’ Diet Could Dethrone Mediterranean Plan As Healthiest Choice for Weight Loss, Cholesterol Levels [Study]

02.12.2024 06:34 AM

The new and upcoming "Atlantic" diet is reportedly better than the popular Mediterranean plan. Continue reading to learn more.

The Impact of CDMOs on Biologics

02.12.2024 01:34 AM

The biopharmaceutical sector has seen unprecedented growth over the last few years, largely fueled by the rapid advancement and adoption of biologic therapies. These complex medicines, derived from living organisms, offer targeted treatments for various diseases, including cancers, autoimmune disorders, and infectious diseases.

Body Mass Index: Is BMI a Good Health Assessment Tool?

02.12.2024 00:13 AM

BMI is typically used by healthcare facilities, but is it really a good health assessment tool? Read to find out.

Climate Change Hazards Could Negatively Impact Eczema, Study Reveals

02.11.2024 22:56 PM

A new study examined how climatic factors, such as global warming and wildfires, could affect atopic dermatitis. Read to learn more.

Prosthetic Limb Allows Amputee to Detect Temperature Changes Thanks to Newly Added Device

02.11.2024 00:30 AM

By implanting a tiny device on a prosthetic hand, researchers were able to enable an amputee to pick up temperature changes. Read to learn more.

First Bubonic Plague Case Detected in Oregon After 8 Years, May Have Come From Pet Cat

02.11.2024 00:10 AM

After eight years, Oregon has seen its first case of bubonic plague that may have come from a pet cat. Read to learn more.

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