Better Diagnosis, Medicine for Age-Related Macular Degeneration Could Be Possible With the Discovery of New Genetic Clues

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.26.2022 23:17 PM

Researchers discovered new genetic signatures of age-related macular degeneration that could help create better diagnosis and medicine. Read the article for more details.

Effects of Aspirin: Heart Failure, Death Among the Top 5 Reasons the Drug Could be More Dangerous Than Beneficial

07.24.2022 03:45 AM

Aspirin can be more harmful than beneficial, according to various studies. What dangers could this bring and who is at risk with each dose? Read to find out.

Early Detection of Pancreatic Cancer Through Regular Screening Increases the Patient's Chance to Live Longer

07.21.2022 08:00 AM

Annual screening exams proved beneficial for patients with a high genetic risk of developing pancreatic cancer, according to a research team from eight US medical centers. Continue reading to understand the benefits and importance of regular screening.

Brain Mechanisms Link to Opioid Use Disorder and Chronic Pain, Study Says

07.15.2022 03:41 AM

Scientists explored the connection of brain mechanisms to opioid use disorder and chronic pain. They classified the mechanism as the "central sensitization." Continue reading to know more about the new study.

Male Cyclists Should Stand on the Pedals Every 10 Minutes to Avoid Erectile Dysfunction

07.05.2022 06:36 AM

Researchers say that it is critical for male cyclists to stand on the pedal to avoid crushing their private parts which may lead to numbness and erectile dysfunction. Read the article for more details.

Protein That Plays Key Role in Inhibiting Flu Virus Replication Opens Possibilities for New Medicine for Influenza

06.21.2022 03:06 AM

The protein called TAO2 appears to be a key to inhibiting flu virus replication that can be activated to save millions of people worldwide. Read the article to learn more.

Victorian People Unwrap Egyptian Mummies for Post-Dinner Entertainment Believing It Can Treat Diseases

06.12.2022 08:40 AM

Victorian people used Egyptian mummies as medicine for certain illnesses. They were also used as post-dinner entertainment at parties. Read to know more.

3D Printing in Medicine: Bioprinting Will Be Available in a Decade, Probably Cheaper Than Costs Associated With Organ Failure

06.11.2022 00:18 AM

Scientists have been improving organ bioprinting technology to provide 3D-printed organs to patients needing transplants. Find out how 3D printing in medicine could change the lives of those waiting for organ transplants.

Human Height: Can It Tell If One is At High Risk of Having a Disease? Here's What Research Found

06.08.2022 05:07 AM

Research shows the link between human height and risk for some diseases. Do you wonder if being tall or short may put your health at risk? Read to find out.

Ear Wax Isn’t Actually a Wax and Some Surprising Facts Most People Don’t Know Yet

06.05.2022 09:00 AM

Ears wax is one of the body fluids we mistakenly think and believe as among the dirty parts of the body. Discover how it can be for medicine, sewing, and more.

Unequal Distribution of Medicine Like Molnupiravir Could Drive A Black Market for COVID-19 Antiviral Drug [Study]

06.01.2022 03:24 AM

There is an unequal distribution of COVID-19 antiviral drug molnupiravir and some are concerned that it might drive a black market for the said medicine. Read on to know why.

Long COVID in Seniors: Symptoms Older Adults Experience After Infection Are More Than Just ‘Part of Aging’

05.24.2022 06:00 AM

Long COVID in seniors is an experience beyond just aging. Experts say the symptoms older adults experience may last up to 18 months. Learn more about it here.

8-Year-Old Girl Gets 2nd Chance at Life After Crowdfunding for Expensive Liver Transplantation

04.20.2022 12:09 PM

An eight-year-old girl undergoes liver transplantation despite the high cost of the surgery. Find out how crowdfunding and CSR helped save the patient’s life.

STALICLA Completes Successful Phase 1b Trials for the First Precision Medicine in Autism Spectrum Disorder

03.27.2022 13:02 PM

Clinical data clear major test for the first precision neurodevelopmental disorders discovery platform, with a first application in Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Laser Surgery in Medical and Cosmetic Procedures: How Does This Light Technology Alter and Repair the Body?

03.23.2022 04:24 AM

Laser, which stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation, is used in a variety of medical and cosmetic procedures. Find out how this technology works and what are the different types of laser surgery.

What To Do When Choking and Alone? This First Aid Tips Can Save a Life

02.25.2022 06:18 AM

Choking is a serious medical threat especially if you are alone. Click the link to find out what to do when you're choking especially when there's no one to help.

Ivermectin Not A Miracle COVID-19 Drug: New Study Shows It Does Not Prevent Hospitalization for Severe Illness

02.21.2022 21:07 PM

A new Malaysian study that tested Ivermectin drug on 490 vulnerable patients over 50 years old showed no significant difference in preventing severe illness, casting doubts on its effectiveness against COVID-19.

Protein That Organizes DNA Also Responsible for the Healthy Functioning of Blood Stem Cells, Study Shows

01.30.2022 21:03 PM

A new study found that the protein that can loosen or tighten the wrap of DNA in a chromosome also plays a major role in the healthy functioning of blood stem cells.

Laparoscopic Surgery by Robotic Arm Successful; Operation Made Autonomous Through Machine-Learning Technology

01.28.2022 01:11 AM

A new study from Johns Hopkins University developed a robot that could perform a successful surgery without human intervention.

Rare Drug-Resistant Fungus Infects Two Patients in New Orleans, Feared to Become a Global Heath Risk

01.20.2022 13:51 PM

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) identified an emerging fungus in 19 states since last year that could become a serious global health threat.

Adverse Reactions From the COVID-19 Vaccine Could Just Be Imaginary Due To Nocebo Effect

01.19.2022 01:03 AM

Nocebo effect accounts for 76% of reported adverse side effects after receiving COVID-19 vaccines, imagining and misattributing reactions to the medicine.