Lysette Maurice N. Sandoval

Cardiovascular Deaths on Children Increases At An Alarming Rate

10.05.2019 07:39 AM

Whether it is their lifestyle or their diet, many children all over the world are dying because of cardiovascular diseases and the rate continues to increase at an alarming rate.

Nuclear Reactors Come With Microhardness Three Times More Than Its Components

10.04.2019 05:30 AM

A new composite material has been created to make nuclear reactors to be much harder than they are now.

On Climate Change: Is It Too Late To Save The World?

10.02.2019 14:46 PM

Climate activists have been criticized for saying that people only have 12 years to reverse the effects of climate change, but are these numbers still true? Do people have more time?

Diabetes Diagnosis Now Made Better With New Calculator

09.30.2019 08:13 AM

A new calculator invented by researchers from the University of Exeter can easily help patients detect a type 1 diabetes from a type 2 diabetes for a more sound treatment.

Which Cancer Gene Do You Have? This Blood Test Will Show

09.30.2019 03:41 AM

Scientists are developing a new blood test that has the ability to screen for different types of cancer with utmost accuracy.

Drug-Resistant Bacteria May Be Nesting In The Washing Machine

09.30.2019 03:07 AM

Experts say that homeowners do not need to worry about the germs that live in their washing machines.

Drug Slows Down Deadly Lung Disease

09.30.2019 02:39 AM

All progressive lung diseases leave scars that may have similar mechanisms that allow potential treatments to work.

Birds Can Tell Whether Humans Are Good or Bad

09.30.2019 00:21 AM

Birds, particularly Jackdaws, can tell if a human looking at them is good or bad. Can birds tell if a person looking at them is thinking of doing something bad? A new study says that it is possible for birds, particularly Jackdaws, to warn each other of a sighting of a possibly "bad" human.

Europeans On The Moon, To Be Final By December 2019

09.29.2019 21:57 PM

It seems everyone has their eyes on the moon. The race is on as to who will send another man to the moon after fifty years.

Mental Health Issues In Children May Be Caused by Air Pollution

09.28.2019 10:36 AM

New studies from the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital highlights the relationship between the mental health of children and their exposure to air pollution.

Artificial Intelligence and The Evolution Of Learning

09.28.2019 10:33 AM

Learning never stops and its very evolution may be the key to making artificial intelligence better than it already is.

New Asia Powerplants: Do They Have Enough Water Resources?

09.28.2019 10:31 AM

Studies show that the advent of climate change along with the increase in demand could very well limit the available resources.

Pacific Heat Threatens Coral Survival in Hawaii

09.28.2019 10:30 AM

When the Hawaii coral meet the heat waves from the Pacific, the abundance of coral are threatened to extinction.

How Do Storms Impact The Ocean: Hurricane Nicole Shows The World How

09.28.2019 10:21 AM

Scientists have often wondered how hurricanes impact the life in the ocean and the hurricane Nicole has helped shed light.

Cold Weather Triggers A Woman’s Rare Blood Disease

09.27.2019 09:20 AM

A woman woke up with her body covered with purply rashes only to find out that her red blood cells had clumped together.

Novel Cancer Drugs: Are They Worth It?

09.27.2019 09:12 AM

Many new cancer medications have sprung, each one promising to bring better results than the last, but are they really worth all the extra costs?

Gradual Shift In Energy Source Should Help With Proper Transition

09.27.2019 08:50 AM

Experts fear that the sudden shift from fossil fuels to natural sources of energy may bring about a sudden spike in temperatures, making it go extremely high it could be deadly.

NASA Releases Image of Brewing Tropical Storm Mario

09.27.2019 08:47 AM

The space agency NASA recently released a photo of the Tropical Storm Mario and it looks like it has been gathering strength, so people can only expect a heavier rainfall.

Under The Sea Lava Flows With Beauty Off Italian Coast

09.27.2019 08:46 AM

The volcanic seascape off the Italian coast is literally tearing the Earth’s crust apart. Under the Tyrrhenian Sea off the southwest part of Italy lies a volcanic mosaic with flat-topped seamounts and dotted with what can be likened to geothermal chimneys.

Sleep Education For Cancer Survivors To Cure Their Chronic Insomnia

09.26.2019 09:15 AM

Researchers reveal that one session of sleep education can help cancer survivors put a stop to their chronic insomnia.

Diabetes Medication May Be Causing Heart Toxicity

09.26.2019 09:10 AM

While diabetes drugs may be therapeutic to keeping the glucose in the bloodstream controlled, it may come with dangerous, even toxic effects on the heart.

Sumtra Rainfall Linked To A Global Atmospheric Phenomena

09.25.2019 08:50 AM

The amount of rainfall that Sumatra receives on a daily basis may not be just another rainfall. It may be the key to understanding a larger atmospheric phenomena.

Walking May Help Identify The Type of Dementia On Patients

09.21.2019 12:48 PM

A new study suggests that if only people looked closer on a patient’s walking patterns, it will reveal the type of dementia that they have.

Daughter’s Fertility Rests On Mother’s Smoking During Pregnancy

09.21.2019 12:15 PM

Smoking during pregnancy is at is bad for the health of both the mother and the baby; however, a new study shows that the daughter’s fertility in the future may be greatly affected by this unwanted practice too.

Moon Landing: What Makes It So Challenging?

09.18.2019 09:42 AM

Several attempts have been made to land on the moon and sadly, more than a third of these attempts have failed.

No To Menthol Cigarette: New York City Legislation May Make This Happen

09.18.2019 09:41 AM

The members of the city council of New York are thinking about turning the proposal to ban the sales of menthol cigarettes in the city into a law.

Alzheimer’s Disease May Be Caused by Copper In The Brain

09.18.2019 09:40 AM

A study is looking into the link between Alzheimer’s Disease to copper and whether or not it causes people to suffer from such degenerative disease.

Antibiotics May Develop Heart Risks For Patients

09.17.2019 09:03 AM

Scientists have recently shown the link between a commonly prescribed antibiotic and two types of heart problems.

Rice Imitator Is Now World’s Worst Agricultural Weed

09.17.2019 08:59 AM

The common form of barnyard grass look a lot like rice and it is causing confusion among farmers. The world's worst agricultural weed looks a lot like the rice plant with its green stems.

Earth’s Mantle Reassessed: Looking Into Its Compositional Evolution

09.17.2019 08:57 AM

Researchers are once again evaluating the dynamics between the Earth’s mantle and its surface. What makes up the middle of the Earth? Nobody truly knows the chemical composition of the planet's interior because it is impossible to go down beyond ten kilometers into the mantle of the Earth.