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Good E. Coli Versus Harmful E. Coli

07.07.2020 08:41 AM

Scientists experiment with human intestine organoids to see if good E. coli can prevent infections from harmful strains of E. coli.

Robot Works ‘A Thousand Times Faster’ in University Laboratory During Lockdown

07.07.2020 06:35 AM

During the lockdown, scientists reprogrammed a robot to conduct experiments 'a thousand times faster' while they worked at home to find solutions for coronavirus. This one robot may determine the future of science, AI, and technology.

Coronavirus Patient in South Korea Receives a Double Lung Transplant

07.07.2020 03:30 AM

A South Korean woman receives a double lung transplant after four months of severely damaged organs. She is recovering well and grateful to be breathing.

Drug-Resistant Bacteria Can Be Identified by Newly Developed PARGT Software

07.07.2020 01:06 AM

Scientists have developed the PARGT software which can identify antibiotic-resistant bacteria for the development of new drugs and treatment against infections and diseases.

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease is Causing Alzheimer's Disease, Medical Research Says

07.06.2020 23:26 PM

Scientists have directly linked non-alcoholic fatty liver disease with 'neuroinflammatory complications,' which eventually develop into Alzheimer's Disease.

Experts Share the Health Benefits of Celebrating International Kissing Day

07.06.2020 09:28 AM

International Kissing Day a time to celebrating affection, love, and the many health benefits we get from kissing.

Love Working From Home? Susan the Homeworker Model Might Change Your Mind

07.06.2020 08:59 AM

Experts create Susan, a model of what homeworkers may become in 25 years. To avoid all her serious health conditions, several tips are shared to help homeworkers manage their time.

Cell ‘Membrane on a Chip’ Developed for Screening of Coronavirus Drug Candidates

07.06.2020 04:35 AM

Scientists recreate human cell membranes onto an electronic chip to measure its behavior with external substances such as viruses and antibiotics. Soon, it will be screening drug candidates for coronavirus.

The First Child Obesity Guidelines Are Set to Treat Adolescent Type 2 Diabetes

07.06.2020 02:35 AM

Australasian health experts create the first-ever type 2 diabetes guidelines for adolescents to battle the risk factors of the obesity epidemic.

Chinese Authorities Report a Suspected Case of Bubonic Plague

07.05.2020 23:34 PM

The bubonic plague, or Black Death, is a notorious epidemic since the 6th century. A new suspected case in Inner Mongolia has the area on high alert of the 'risk of a human plague epidemic.'

The Tilted Disk: The Milky Way’s Core Energy Reveals New Insight for the Entire Galaxy

07.04.2020 06:04 AM

Scientists made a new discovery regarding the behavior of gases at the Milky Way's core, the Tilted Disk. Discovering the source of their activity may explain the Galaxy's energy.

Children With Coronavirus Are Found to Suffer Neurological Symptoms As Well

07.04.2020 01:31 AM

Doctors have observed rare symptoms in children infected with coronavirus, resulting in neurological symptoms such as encephalopathy in the absence of the more common respiratory ones.

Singapore Has Entered the Second Wave of Coronavirus While Battling Another Worst Virus Outbreak Since 2013

07.03.2020 22:58 PM

With Singapore facing the second waves of both dengue and coronavirus, local health authorities are hoping that their Wolbachia Program will help reduce the massive amounts of breeding mosquitoes.

600,000 Minks Have Died of Coronavirus in the Netherlands, Possibly Ending the Pelt Industry

07.03.2020 08:48 AM

The Netherlands is the world's top mink fur producer, which has been attacked by COVID-19. The mink farms and pelt industry might close for good by this year.

Hantavirus Has Been Detected in Rodents in the San Diego County

07.03.2020 07:36 AM

A possible Hantavirus outbreak may be at hand as health officials in San Diego County are testing more and more rodents positive for the virus. Health experts are reminding people that 'hygiene is very important.'

Jamestown Canyon Virus Season Just Started in New Hampshire

07.03.2020 06:23 AM

Mosquito-borne diseases are becoming more common during this season. The Jamestown Canyon Virus has the first case this year in New Hampshire as the state continues to fight OVID-19, as well as other infectious disease threats.

Eating Black Raspberries May Help Reduce Skin Allergies

07.03.2020 00:55 AM

Berries have proven to be filled with health benefits such as antioxidants. A new study links eating black raspberries to how the immune system responds to skin allergies.

The Chances of Getting Liver Cirrhosis Can Now Be Predicted via Blood Test

07.03.2020 00:38 AM

Liver cirrhosis symptoms occur late-stage and currently have no treatment apart from transplants. A new study reveals how regular blood sampling can help predict the risk of developing future liver disease.

Elon Musk Has Entered the Race for a Coronavirus Vaccine Alongside Germany’s CureVac

07.02.2020 08:26 AM

Tesla will be building mRNA microfactories for CureVac as the German company continues to develop its coronavirus vaccine Optimizing mRNA technology for two years, they are currently in their Phase I of clinical trials.

Activated Charcoal Can Be Used to Treat Injuries, Stroke & Coronavirus

07.02.2020 07:54 AM

Scientists experimented with oxidized activated charcoal, transforming it into a powerful antioxidant. The nanozymes can be used in treating injury, stroke, and coronavirus.

Scientists Now Find a Possible Explanation Behind the Mystery of Coronavirus Blood Clotting

07.02.2020 06:02 AM

The relationship between blood platelets and viral infection is clarified in a recent study. Further research is needed to see how platelets help the immune system fight viruses such as COVID-19, and how these findings may help with vaccine developments.

China’s Biotech Firm Is Now Leading the Race to a Coronavirus Vaccine As Testing Approaches Phase 3

07.02.2020 02:07 AM

CanSino was the first biotech firm to complete successful human trials with a COVID-19 vaccine. They've continued to take the lead as they will soon begin Phase 3 with consistent promising efforts.

Genetic Vaccines May Become Front-Runners in Curing COVID-19

07.01.2020 23:09 PM

Inovio is the only company championing genetic vaccines and other coronavirus vaccine developments, leading to what may be a breakthrough for DNA vaccines.

A Mount Everest Expedition Address Climate Change in Mountain Regions

07.01.2020 10:54 AM

National Geographic and Rolex partner in a unique expedition on Mount Everest, the world's highest water tower, focusing on climate change. Glacial Melt is just one challenge the team faces, which reveals the future of other mountain regions around the world.

The FDA Sets Guidelines for Approving Coronavirus Vaccines

07.01.2020 06:36 AM

As companies selected in the Operation Warp Speed program race in developing a coronavirus vaccine, the FDA released basic guidelines the ensure that it is clinically safe.

COVID-19 Pathogens Attack Heart Cells in a Lab Experiment

07.01.2020 04:42 AM

Scientists discovered that coronavirus might have an entry point into the heart as the virus directly infected lab-grown heart muscle cells. This adds to more evidence that COVID-19 is beyond a respiratory infection.

Welsh Scientists Invent a Solvent-Free Machine That Can Safely Clean Toxic Chemicals in Water

07.01.2020 01:43 AM

Researchers from the Swansea University invent a solvent-free, toxic waste removing the machine that is 100% environmentally friendly.

NASA will Invest $51 Million in Over 300 Small Businesses Involved in Technological Innovations

06.30.2020 23:14 PM

NASA's Small Business Innovation Research and Small Business Technology Transfer programs have just finished Phase I in selecting which small businesses they will invest in.

Type 2 Diabetes Metformin Treatment Should Manage Cardiovascular Effects

06.30.2020 09:02 AM

Metformin remains the best treatment for type 2 diabetes, which also had favorable outcomes with managing cardiovascular effects. Medical researchers say that antidiabetic medication must focus beyond controlling blood sugar levels.

NASA Is Getting Ready for the Artemis Moon Missions by 2024

06.30.2020 07:45 AM

The Artemis missions will be sending humans back to the moon, including the first woman on the moon. Soon after, NASA will be preparing for sending astronauts on missions to Mars.