Richelle H. Concio

Better Metabolism Linked to Regular Consumption of Red Wine

09.11.2019 08:33 AM

A new study delved into the effects of moderate consumption of alcohol on the biodiversity of the intestinal microbiome and it has some good news for red wine drinkers.

Scientists Found the Solution to Chronic Itch

09.07.2019 08:29 AM

A team of researchers has discovered a set of inhibitory neurons that serve as cellular brakes and are found in the spinal cord with the task of keeping the mechanical itch pathway “turned off” for the majority of the time.

Scientists Discover the Answer to Hair Regrowth

09.06.2019 08:23 AM

A study recently published in The World Journal of Men’s Health have credited hair loss reversal to the daily consumption of juice made out of kimchi.

Contaminated Omeprazole Causes “Werewolf Syndrome” in Spain

08.29.2019 08:13 AM

Instead of genetic makeup, recent cases of hypertrichosis in Spain were said to be caused by a drug called minoxidil.

Study Reveals Low IQ in Chilldren Linked to Prenatal Fluoride Intake

08.26.2019 08:42 AM

New research by the JAMA Pediatrics suggests that fluoride consumption has a negative impact on the IQ of unborn children.

Air Pollution Linked to Increased Rate of Psychiatric Disorders

08.24.2019 08:41 AM

A team of researchers from the University of Chicago has published their study on the effects of air pollution on the mental health of people in later stages of life.

What Took You so Long to Take Oolong?

08.24.2019 08:29 AM

A new study has revealed that there are lower rates of breast cancer cases in areas where oolong tea has higher rates of consumption.

Experts Share the Weight Loss Hack we have been Waiting for

08.10.2019 08:20 AM

Until now, there are still a lot of studies and recommendations regarding weight loss. However, a new theory by an expert suggests that a pattern can be seen in all these programs.

Doctor Warns of Monsoon Season Virus

08.10.2019 08:19 AM

Monsoon season has started in several parts of the world and it brings with it several infections that prompted health providers to issue out warnings for public health.

The Truth about Cervical Health Services for Women with Physical Disabilities

08.10.2019 08:19 AM

According to a recent study, the physical disability among women has hindered over 60% of the said demographic in taking various essential procedures such as smear test screening.

Painkillers for Osteoarthritis Linked to Cardiovascular Diseases

08.10.2019 08:18 AM

A new study suggests that these painkillers play a huge role in the increase in cardiovascular disease risk for osteoarthritis patients.

Pinning Vitamin A against Skin Cancer

08.10.2019 08:15 AM

It has always been general knowledge that vitamin A plays an important role in the healthy growth and maturation of skin cells. A new study claims that higher vitamin A intake could lower the risk of skin cancer.

Depression and Anxiety? Have some Red Wine!

07.28.2019 10:08 AM

While many are skeptical about people claiming to forget their problems and feel "happy" as they down a glass, scientists have found out in their recent studies that there might be some truth to this.

Facts About Cyclospora Infection and How to Prevent it

07.26.2019 02:30 AM

A survey has recently shown an increase in the cases of Cyclospora infection in Boston – other states are on its trail with cases of cyclosporiasis, which has an unknown outbreak cause.

Experts Discuss the Risk of Self-Medicated Antibiotics

07.26.2019 02:30 AM

Self-medicating has prompted many doctors to issue a warning about the dangers and complications that might arise from continuing this dangerous habit.

Drug-Resistant Malaria Cases Increase in Asia

07.26.2019 02:30 AM

In recent studies, scientists have found out that some of the parasites that cause malaria were able to mutate, rendering the strain virtually drug-resistant.

Could Paleo Diet Really Lead to Heart Diseases?

07.26.2019 02:28 AM

Scientists have found out that the Paleolithic diet, also known as the "paleo" or "caveman" regimen, might be linked to heart disease.

Five Expert Tips for Installing Your Own CCTV System

07.20.2019 08:30 AM

The CCTV has become a home essential as it provides additional security to a house, prompting homeowners to cause an increase in the demand for CCTV purchases and installations.

Microplastics From Washing Clothes are New Health Hazards

07.19.2019 08:32 AM

Experts pointed out that according to the survey, more than half of the contaminants are clothing fibers that are commonly washed out from washing machines.

Five Expert-Recommended Wood Stain Brands

07.19.2019 08:27 AM

Experts have put together a list of the top-performing wood stains that they have tested and trusted over their years of practice.

Congo Says No to Johnson & Johnson's Experimental Vaccine

07.19.2019 08:20 AM

DRC's health minister has disapproved the use of the pharmaceutical giant, Johnson & Johnson's, new trial vaccine.

Where Microplastics in the Human Body Come From

07.18.2019 09:35 AM

Scientists found out that fecal samples from eight people have microplastics in it. (Photo: Dantor)Microplastic sperules in toothpaste, about 30 µm in diameter.

The Truth About Sugar Substitutes and Obesity

07.18.2019 09:25 AM

The rising numbers of diabetes and obesity cases could be credited to "added sugars" which actually only add sweetness or flavor but only very little nutritional value.

Peering into Deep Dark Pits in the Antarctic

07.18.2019 09:03 AM

Even if these dark pits occur every year, scientists still point out that there is a lot that is unknown.

Gut Microbes could Determine Vulnerability in Lemur Species

07.18.2019 09:01 AM

The most at risk lemur species can be determined based on the trillions of bacteria that inhabit their guts.

Eight Frank Lloyd Wright Masterpieces Join UNESCO's World Heritage Sites

07.18.2019 08:57 AM

The World Heritage Committee from UNESCO agreed on the said designation along with Italy's Prosecco wine region.

Designing for Well-Being in the Workplace According to Experts

07.18.2019 08:42 AM

A new trend is emerging in office design where productivity is boosted by giving special attention to workplace amenities and functional areas that contribute to the wellness and health of the employees.