Marie Morales

Room Believed To Be Occupied by Slaves Discovered in Pompeii; Archaeologists Reveal It Was Inhabited 2,000 Years Ago

11.08.2021 05:40 AM

The Archaeological Park of Pompeii recently reported a perfectly preserved room once occupied by slaves has been found in the prehistoric Roman City of Pompeii in Italy.

COVID-19 Vaccine New Formulation Now Easier to Produce, Refrigeration Not Necessary

11.08.2021 03:19 AM

A new formulation of COVID-19 would possibly be quite easier to manufacture, widely distribute them specifically in less developed nations, and no cold storage is needed.

Airborne Lidar Surveys 32,800-Square-Mile Area, Revealing Hundreds of Long-Lost Maya and Olmec Ceremonial Sites

11.08.2021 02:40 AM

The 32,800-square-mile area which was recently surveyed by the Mexican Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Geográfia revealed hundreds of long-lost Maya and Olmec ceremonial sites.

Is Irritable Bowel Syndrome Linked to Anxiety? Over 50,000 Individuals’ DNA Compared

11.08.2021 00:20 AM

Researchers recently said genes may in some way go towards the explanation of the reason a common yet poorly understood gut condition, specifically irritable bowel syndrome or IBS, is frequently associated with anxiety.

Why You Should Not Oversleep? Excessive Sleep May Increase Risk of Stroke, New Study Says

11.07.2021 22:34 PM

One of the recommendations sleep experts give their patients suffering from insomnia is to have at least eight hours of sleep but a new study reveals, oversleeping might not just be the right thing to do.

How Can Digital Twin Earth Help in Saving the World? ESA Develops an Advanced Model to Address Problems Caused by Climate Change

11.07.2021 20:33 PM

The European Space Agency is currently developing the Digital Twin Earth, an advanced model that will help scientists better model the future of Earth and eventually solve the problems brought by climate change.

Crocodiles vs Alligators Difference: Which Species is Stronger and Will Likely Win a Fight?

11.07.2021 01:33 AM

A report shows which species is mightier between the two species: the alligators or the crocodiles, and which between the two is likely to win a battle in terms of their key physical appearances.

Baby Monkey Falls Off Bench, Appears Dizzy After Puffing a Cigarette; Chinese Zoo in Claims It Is for ‘Anti-Smoking Campaign’

11.07.2021 00:48 AM

Banjin, a baby monkey is one of the new residents of Hengshui Wildlife Park located in Hebei province in northern China and is probably now a popular mainstay at the zoo after it's seen puffing a cigarette.

Will Robots Live With Humans Soon? New MIT Study Shows They Will Learn Social Interactions

11.06.2021 21:15 PM

In new research, a research scientist said robots will live in this world soon enough and they indeed, need to learn how to communicate using human terms.

Is NASA’s Top Priority the Discovery of Other Kinds of Life and Possible Habitat Apart from Earth?

11.05.2021 05:23 AM

A report said that according to a major report sponsored by NASA, the search for extraterrestrial life is the astronomers' tip priority in the next decade.

Mediterranean Diet: Research Shows Possible Harm of This Eating Practice Especially If You’re Not Into Organic Dishes

11.05.2021 04:16 AM

A new study recently showed that it's not all the time that people going organic, or those on a Mediterranean diet are safe from any danger all the time.

Color-Changing Indicator Combining Two Compounds Within Nanoparticles Predict Looming Algal Bloom

11.05.2021 02:35 AM

Researchers in Aca Applied Nano Materials recently showed an indicator that's changing color when exposed to increasing alkaline phosphatase levels, an enzyme that predicts the exponential growth of phytoplankton.

Pelvic Floor Exercise: Physical Therapy Expert Launches Campaign to Help Women Manage Stress Incontinence

11.04.2021 23:49 PM

Elaine Miller, a floor physiotherapist turned comedian recently launched a campaign dubbed #drybeforechristmas, to help women deal with stress incontinence.

NASA Releases November Highlights in the Solar System; Here are Some Skywatching Tips

11.04.2021 21:28 PM

A partial lunar eclipse, sunset planets, and the winter stars' return are just among the highlights of November in the solar system, according to NASA.

Group B Strep Bacteria Kills 150,000 Babies Each Year; WHO Now Calls for Urgent Development of Maternal Vaccine

11.04.2021 03:23 AM

The World Health Organization recently revealed the worldwide burden of a common bacteria that killed over 100,000 babies each year, prompting a call for the urgent development of a vaccine.

Weight Loss Remedy: Scientists May Have Found an Effective Approach to Fight Obesity

11.04.2021 00:57 AM

Scientists have found an approach of safely emulating the weight-loss benefits of a particular plant compound that, amidst its hazardous side effects, hold crucial answers to developing obesity treatments.

Taco in Space: NASA Astronauts Prep Up the Mexican Dish After First Harvest of Green Chile on ISS

11.03.2021 22:37 PM

NASA astronauts have finally got to enjoy a spicy, space-grown treat after the successful first harvest of Hatch chile on the International Space Station.

Long-Lasting Hydrogel Could Help Replace Breakage in Human Tissues; Link of This Water-Absorbing Material to the Approach Explained

11.03.2021 06:50 AM

Harvard University researchers have recently manipulated the underlying structure of a single material to make a hydrogel characterized as both tough and stretchy.

Apple, Samsung, Fitbit, Other Company's Wearable Technology: How Are They Affecting Health, Fitness Specialists in Interacting with Patients?

11.03.2021 05:30 AM

Now that people can directly access technology and their gadgets, they have the chance to take their health and fitness into their hands specifically, into their smartwatch be it an Apple, Samsung, or Fitbit.

Aging Process Could Be Slowed Down by 'Smart Bomb' Antibodies That Destroy Old, Damaged Cells

11.03.2021 03:59 AM

People who are afraid of aging fast no longer have to fear getting older after researchers developed a new way of destroying old cells from tissues.

Facebook Announces Deactivation of Facial Recognition System; Will This Be a Concern for Blind, Visually Impaired Users?

11.03.2021 01:21 AM

Facebook recently announced it is shutting down Meta, its facial recognition program which is likely to affect one-third of the daily active users of the social media platform.

Zinc Dietary Supplement May Help Ease Initial Sign of Common Cold, Lessen Respiratory Tract Infection

11.02.2021 23:26 PM

In the occurrence of the initial sign of a cold, people usually pop a zinc dietary supplement to ease the condition and now, a new finding that supports the habit has just been shown in a recently published study.

Animal Behavior: Which Between the Prairie and Meadow Vole Species Has More Social Motivation?

11.02.2021 21:17 PM

Spending time with friends, family and loved ones is a potentially effective tactic for social motivation that, according to a study published recently, may be favorable for some voles but is simply tolerable to others.

Esophageal Cancer Causes, Treatment and Prevention: Top 3 Symptoms to Watch Out For

11.02.2021 07:05 AM

Esophageal cancer usually begins in the cells that are lining the interior of the esophagus. It can develop in the esophagus at any point.

Top 3 TikTok Wellness Videos: Are They As Effective for General Health as Their Popularity in Millions of TikTokers?

11.02.2021 06:12 AM

TikTok is a video-sharing app that attracts a billion users each month, is drawn in by 15-second videos, and rapidly rises to viral recognition and it is safe to say that it is one of the biggest drivers this year of online culture.

Car With X-Ray Vision Enhances Road Safety By Tracking Unseen Pedestrians, Cyclists, Other Vehicles

11.02.2021 03:39 AM

With new technology, autonomous vehicles can now detect pedestrians, cyclists, as well as other vehicles through an X-ray vision.

COVID-19-Infected Man Transmits Virus to Pets Cat and Dog, Is This Human-to-Animal Transmission Caused By a New Variant?

11.02.2021 02:09 AM

An Arizona man developed COVID-19 symptoms in early March and eventually tested positive for the virus and 10 days later, his dog and cat reportedly tested positive for COVID-19, as well.

Facebook, Twitter, Instagram Could Cause Text Anxiety, Expert Recommends Communication Boundaries

11.01.2021 23:25 PM

The effects of exhaustion or anxiety from text messaging and use of social media include delayed replies, forgetting to get back to contact entirely, and the need for phone breaks frequently. Thus, an expert recommends setting communication boundaries.

6 Astronauts Stay in a 3-Week Isolation in Negev Desert to Prepare for First Human Mission to Mars

11.01.2021 21:11 PM

In preparation for the first human mission to Mars, six astronauts have recently spent three weeks in isolation, from October 11 to 31, at a simulated Martian base where they carried out different experiments.

Needle-Free Vaccine: Single-dose Skin Patch To Convince Children To Get Vaccinated

11.01.2021 04:34 AM

A new study in mouse testing needle-free vaccine showed promising results, a response to researchers' doubling down on initiatives to create effective vaccines sans the needle, a development that could transform medicine.