Conelisa N. Hubilla

Are Male Offspring of Women With Polycystic Ovary Syndrome at Risk for PCOS? Researchers Share Their Recent Discovery

05.30.2023 11:22 AM

Researchers investigate the tendency of passing down polycystic ovary syndrome from the mother to male offspring while considering the other risk factors. Find out more about it in this article.

Ingestible Capsule With Freestanding Region-Responsive Bilayer Packaging Provides New Approach in Treating GI Tract Diseases

05.30.2023 10:00 AM

A group of scientists developed a new packaging technology to help protect the ingestible capsules as they travel across the gastrointestinal tract. Find out more about it in this article.

Creating Horn-Free Cows Using Gene Editing: Is It Acceptable Under Federal Regulation?

05.30.2023 09:00 AM

Hornless cows were created by a group of scientists from UC Davis but the project needs to be stopped due to strict FDA regulation. Read the article to find out more.

Ultra Low-Cost Smartphone Clip Provides Inexpensive Approach to Blood Pressure Monitoring

05.30.2023 08:00 AM

A super low-cost smartphone attachment was developed by a team of researchers to help provide accessible and affordable blood monitoring tool to low-income communities. Read the article to find out more.

What Is the Purpose of Appendix? Scientists Look for Answers in the Human Evolution

05.29.2023 11:00 AM

After being regarded as useless for many years, the appendix was found to have an important function through the studies conducted by scientists. Find out more about it in this article.

Synthetic Peptide Nanonets Could Reduce Inflammatory Responses and Serves as Key Solution in Managing Bacterial Infection, According to Study

05.29.2023 10:00 AM

: Scientists found a new method of managing septic complications through selective trapping of endotoxins and pro-inflammatory cytokines. Find more about it in this article.

First Nano-Computing Agent That Uses Two-Input Protein Device Provides Key Solutions in Cell-Based Therapies

05.29.2023 09:00 AM

Scientists created the first protein-based nano-computing agent that can function as a circuit, leading them closer to the development of therapies in treating diseases such as diabetes and cancer. Find out more about it in this article.

German Brewery Set To Introduce Powdered Beer Using Traditional Ingredients and Modern Techniques

05.29.2023 08:00 AM

A revolutionary type of beer made from powder is set to be released by a European brewery, mimicking the looks and taste of traditional beer. Find out more about it in this article.

Cheetah Cubs Dies From Sweltering Heat in India, Raising Criticism Against the Government’s Reintroduction Program

05.29.2023 06:53 AM

Three cheetah cubs died in a national park in India due to heatwave that currently affects the country, prompting the experts to review the effectiveness of the reintroduction program of the government. Learn more about it in this article.

What Are Period Poops? All You Need To Know About the Effect of Menstruation on Your Bowel Movement

05.25.2023 12:35 PM

Every month, a woman’s menstrual cycle leads to several forms of body discomforts which include a change in bowel movement known as period poop. Find out more about it in this article.

Yellowstone Baby Bison Picked Up by a Man Was Killed After Being Rejected by Herd; Park Officials Defended Their Decision

05.25.2023 11:00 AM

A newborn bison who was picked up by a man from a river was killed after being rejected by its herd. Find out more from this article.

World’s Lightest Paint: Scientists Developed Paint Made From Nanoparticles That Apply Structural Coloration

05.25.2023 10:20 AM

A new type of lightweight, eco-friendly paint made with nanoparticles was developed by a group of scientists with the goal of replacing conventional color coating which harms the environment and our health. Find out more about it in this article.

Ambitious Cornwall Rocket Launch Ends in Failure; What Will Happen to Virgin Orbit Company?

05.25.2023 08:30 AM

Historic rocket launch set by US-based Virgin Orbit company encountered an anomaly and ended in failure, leaving questions as to what will happen to the launch service firm. Find more about it in this article.

Self-Propelled Microrobots Effectively Delivered Drugs in the Bladder of Lab Mice, Could One Day Transport Medicine Inside the Human Body

05.25.2023 07:30 AM

New class of microrobots were developed by engineers to transport drugs at incredible speed, giving the possibility for future applications in the human body. Read the article to find out more.

Why Are Yawns Contagious in Both Animals and Humans? Scientists Describe This Synchronized Group Behavior

05.24.2023 14:47 PM

Researchers tried to investigate the reason why humans and animals yawn and why yawns are contagious. Read the article to find out more.

Scientists Developed Electronic Skin That Can Mimic a Person’s Sense of Touch, Providing Future Advancement in Prosthetic Technology

05.24.2023 13:33 PM

Artificial skin is almost made possible with the invention of a flexible, conductive membrane that has the ability to transfer sensory information to the brain and muscles. Read the article to learn more.

Dirty Diapers Can Replace Construction Materials in Building Affordable Housing, Study Says

05.24.2023 12:20 PM

As a solution to waste pollution, a team of researchers developed a type of concrete and mortar made of dirty diapers that can be used in constructing affordable housing. Read the article to learn more.

Future Pathogens Could Be Deadlier Than COVID; WHO Chief Warns Threat of Another Pandemic

05.24.2023 10:20 AM

WHO chief issued a warning to the public to be prepared for future pathogens which could be more deadly than COVID-19. Find out more about it in this article.

Whale Vomit Worth Millions of Dollars Seized From Four Smugglers in India: Should Ambergris Harvest Be Legalized?

05.24.2023 06:30 AM

Authorities seized a huge amount of ambergris or whale vomit from smugglers in India which were found to be worth millions of dollars. Read the article to find out more.

Nanoscale 3D Printing Allows Scientists To Print Materials on Atomic Level and Provides Numerous Applications in Electrochemistry

05.23.2023 12:15 PM

A nanoprinting technique developed by a chemist allows 3D printing of materials atom by atom and opens up various opportunities in electrochemistry. Read the article to find out more.

Sex Marathon Coupled With Ecstasy Left a Man in Septic Shock and Might Lead to Genital Amputation

05.23.2023 11:50 AM

A German tourist who participated in a drug-fueled sex marathon in Italy suffered from septic shock and is in danger of being amputated. Read the article to find out more.

Generating Metal Oxides Using Epitaxial Strain Allows the Creation of Quantum Materials With Atomic Precision

05.23.2023 10:32 AM

Researchers have proven that stretching stubborn metals at the atomic level can lead to the creation of high-quality metal oxides. Read the article to find out more.

Deceiving Mice With Scent: Is Olfactory Misinformation the Solution to Crop Infestation?

05.23.2023 09:45 AM

A new method was developed by scientists to reduce crop infestation by deceiving mice with scent camouflage, providing simple and more humane agricultural solution. Read the article to find out more.

Intracranial Electrode Implants Offer an Expansive View of Activity Patterns in the Brain and Provide Treatment Strategies for Chronic Pain

05.23.2023 09:15 AM

A study conducted by a group of researchers involving intracranial neural biomarkers provide doctors a better view of the chronic pain in the brain. Read the article to learn more about it.

New Fabrication Technique Developed by Scientists Allows Conversion of Heat Into Electricity With Less Amount of Energy Loss

05.22.2023 13:02 PM

A group of researchers developed a novel device that can dramatically boost the process of converting heat into electricity with minimal heat generated as waste. Learn more about it in this article.

Autonomous Motion of Artificial Cells Now Made Possible; Scientists Developed Mechanism for Liposome Motility

05.22.2023 10:53 AM

Scientists studied the nature of protein that sets vesicles in motion and developed a mechanochemical feedback loop to enable motion of artificial cells. Read the article to find out more.

Auroras With Strange Behavior Captured in the Night Sky; What Caused Them to Pulsate and Tear Apart?

05.22.2023 06:17 AM

Sky gazers were puzzled by unusual blobs of northern lights were spotted across the night sky in Europe after a solar storm event. Find out more in this article.

Using Metalenses Made of Nanostructure As Replacement for Traditional Curved Lenses Could Pave the Way for Better Miniaturization of Cameras

05.22.2023 05:54 AM

A new discovery using flat lenses made of nanostructure revolutionize optical sensing and conventional imaging systems. Learn more about it in this article.

Experts Release New Recommendations To Avoid Ovarian Cancer in Women, Suggest Fallopian Tube Removal As Preventive Measure

05.22.2023 05:08 AM

A new set of directives was released by experts to prevent a woman from having ovarian cancer. Of the suggested strategies is the removal of the Fallopian tubes. Find out more in this article.

Genome Sequencing Traces the Lineage of Early Humans; Is It Time to Reconsider Our Origin?

05.20.2023 05:14 AM

A genomic study conducted by a group of researchers suggests that the origin of human species came from a braid of branches that stemmed from migration and mixing of co-existing populations. Read the article to find out more.