Marie Morales

Women Who Take Vitamins Have Less COVID-19 Infections, Study Says

04.21.2021 00:36 AM

A study recently showed a tiny link between the use of supplements, specifying fewer COVID-19 infections in women who take certain types of vitamins.

Sleeping Less Than 6 Hours a Night? Study Says It May Cause Dementia Later in Life

04.20.2021 23:02 PM

A new study suggests those who have six hours or less of sleep every night are more likely to develop a condition - specifically dementia in their late 70s.

Brushing Teeth and Dementia Link Identified, Researchers Say It’s Oral Bacteria

04.20.2021 05:31 AM

A new study recently identified bacteria as the link between regular brushing teeth and dementia. It said, regularly brushing teeth just turned out to be a more terrible situation.

Edible Food Wrap Developed, Beneficial for Food Product Packaging

04.20.2021 03:15 AM

Scientists from Russia and India have recently developed edible food wrap for packaging poultry, produce, meat, bakery, and seafood products.

Neanderthals Adjusted Well to Cold Climates, Researchers Tell Us How

04.20.2021 02:45 AM

Researchers recently found that Neanderthals were best adjusted to cold climates. To survive the cooler temperature, they use caves for shelter and cooking.

Baby Stegosaur Footprint From 100 Million Years Ago Discovered in China

04.20.2021 00:09 AM

A recent discovery showed a wee baby stegosaurus footprint believed to be from around 100 million years ago.

Here's Why Wearing Mask Outdoors is Necessary to Avoid COVID-19

04.19.2021 22:34 PM

With experts believing that COVID-19 is mainly airborne, the essentiality of wearing a mask outdoors is now being explained.

Georgia Aquarium Otters Tested Positive for COVID-19, Experiences Mild Respiratory Symptoms

04.18.2021 21:51 PM

The Atlanta-based Georgia Aquarium reported Sunday that otters under their care have tested positive for COVID-19.

How Did Gray Wolves Survive Mass Extinction from 11,700 Years Ago?

04.17.2021 01:18 AM

A new study analyzed gray wolves' ancient bones. It may have just revealed how these largest predators survived the mass extinction.

Elon Musk Shares Plan for ‘Multiplanetary’ Life, Building 1,000 Starships in 10 Years

04.16.2021 23:18 PM

The fascination of Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk for Mars, according to recent reports, is well-documented. For the first time, he spoke about wanting a 'multiplanetary' life on the Red Planet.

COVID-19 Transmission Linked to Triangular-Shaped Spikes Found on Virus

04.16.2021 21:51 PM

Scientists from Japan recently discovered that triangular-shaped spikes are making COVID-19 transmissions successful.

Can Mosquitoes Be Used to Vaccinate People With COVID-19 Vaccine?

04.16.2021 01:40 AM

11 years ago, a team of Japanese researchers genetically engineered mosquitoes that, instead of spreading disease, spread vaccines.

World’s Whitest Paint: How Can It Fight Global Warming?

04.15.2021 22:57 PM

After scientists announced in October 2020 the invention of ultra-white paint that could be used to keep an entire building cool, they now produced what's described as the 'world's whitest paint' that could be used in the fight against global warming.

Human Stem Cells Injected, Grown in Monkey Embryos Ignite Ethical Questions

04.15.2021 21:31 PM

A new study led by a team of American and Chinese researchers has ignited a fresh ethical argument of experiments on human stem cells grown in monkey embryos.

Short-Winged Flower Beetle Discovered to Live in Myanmar 98 Million Years Ago

04.15.2021 08:41 AM

Paleontologists recently discovered a remarkably preserved 98-year-old short-winged flower beetle and linked pollen aggregations and coprolites in a piece of mid-Cretaceous amber that originated from northern Myanmar.

Giant Pterosaur with Neck Longer Than Giraffes' Flew 100 Million Years Ago, Scientists Believe

04.15.2021 04:16 AM

100 million years ago, giant flying reptiles that have long necks even longer than those of giraffes and scientists have identified as giant pterosaur, flew to the skies of Modern-Day Morocco.

Boomerangs as Retouchers: Aboriginal Australians Used It To Improve Their Tools

04.15.2021 01:08 AM

Indirect evidence in ethnographic literature proposes that wooden items, particularly boomerangs, were often used as 'retouchers.'

Contaminated Water: Legionella Bacteria Detected in Rocky Hill Nursing Home

04.14.2021 23:29 PM

A Rocky Hil nursing home has been ordered to stop accepting new residents after the DPH discovered the facility was providing contaminated water to its residents that could cause Legionnaires' Disease.

Severe COVID-19 Alleviated by Regular Exercise

04.14.2021 22:08 PM

A new study found that patients who exercised regularly before they got infected with the virus were the least likely to experience COVID-19 severity.

Best Diet for Astronauts: Here's How Scientists Build Menu for Space Travelers

04.14.2021 06:40 AM

A scientist said, food affects every aspect of physiology, and food can either make one very healthy, or it can even make an individual very ill.

Oxygen False Positives: Study Shows Ways to Get Oxygen in Lifeless Atmosphere

04.14.2021 03:52 AM

A new study shows a number of scenarios in which a rocky planet surrounding a sun-like star could evolve to have oxygen within its atmosphere.

100,000-Year-Old Fossilized Footprints Shows Similarity Between Neanderthal and Modern Children

04.14.2021 01:30 AM

Researchers revealed their study finding and study of fossilized footprints discovered in southern Spain that are thought to have come from Neanderthal children.

Yogurt as COVID-19 Cure: How Probiotics Help Fight Against Coronavirus

04.13.2021 23:55 PM

Kefir, which is similar to yogurt although thinner inconsistency, is a fermented drink made by inoculating milk of goat or cow with microorganism mixtures including bacteria and yeast.

Johnson & Johnson Vaccine: Health Officials Call for Vaccination Pause Due to Rare Blood Clot Occurrences

04.13.2021 21:41 PM

The FDA and CDC recently called for a pause in the use of the Jonson & Johnson COVID19 vaccine after receiving reports of 6 cases of a rare and severe type of blood clotting.

Cancerous Brain Tumor: How Possible is Prevention of Further Growth?

04.13.2021 07:00 AM

Researchers have recently discovered a new way of preventing further cancerous brain tumor growth. The pre-clinical research could lead to changes in how the cancer is treated.

84% of Atmospheric Microplastics Produced by Roads and Vehicles Affect Plants, Oceans, and Even Humans

04.13.2021 04:55 AM

New study findings recently showed that roads and the vehicles that use them are accountable for 84 percent of microplastics that exist in the atmosphere.

6,000-Year-Old Dog Remains Show Early Saudi Arabians' Canine Domestication

04.13.2021 02:05 AM

A new study analyzed 6,000-year-old Saudi Arabian dog remains found at a burial site and concluded what they discovered is the earliest evidence of dog domestication in the Arabian Peninsula.

Modern Human Brain Evolved 1.7 Million Years Ago in Africa [Research]

04.13.2021 01:18 AM

The research concludes modern brain evolved around 1.7 million years ago in Africa when the nonexistent human Homoerectus first appeared and the stone tools there became increasingly multifaceted.

COVID-19 Monitoring Device Can Tell If You’re Going to Have Symptoms Tomorrow

04.13.2021 00:35 AM

A retired Army colonel recently talked about technology and medicine, specifically, a COVID-19 monitoring device that could produce an implant that enables one's health to be monitored.

Foxgloves Pollinated by Hummingbirds Rapidly Evolve To Change Flower Length

04.12.2021 06:45 AM

A new study recently showed that common foxgloves brought to the Americas have rapidly evolved to change flower length in a new pollinator group, hummingbirds' presence.