Princeton Researchers Discover 'Poison Arrow' Antibiotic That Resists Immunity

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.04.2020 22:38 PM

Princeton scientists discover a new antibiotic with dual mechanisms they call a 'poisoned arrow.'

Studies That Most Likely Led WHO to Halt Hydroxychloroquine Covid-19 Trials Are Under Fire Amid Questionable Data From Surgisphere

06.03.2020 06:38 AM

Some studies published under clinical journals are under fire after it was revealed that the data used in their papers were deemed questionable. The said data were provided by a company called Surgisphere, which has yet to release a statement about the issue. Click the link above to learn more.

Sixth Mass Extinction Is Accelerating at Alarming Rates and Human Activity Is Not Only to Blame: Study

06.02.2020 07:55 AM

Scientists reveal alarming rates of accelerating mass extinction and how it will affect future generations. They cited four factors contributing to the accelerating pace besides human activity.

Scientists Uncover Genes that are Key to Health and Survival: Parkinson's Disease as a Case in Point

05.27.2020 23:06 PM

Genetic studies determine gene variations and mutations which can be 'turned off' for health and survival.

Stanford University Scientists Accused of 'Panic Science' as their COVID-19 Study Spread Inaccurate Implications

05.27.2020 11:35 AM

Stanford University study is under investigation after accusations of spreading 'panic science' with inaccurate implications of COVID-19 infection rates.

1.2 Million Inhabitants Might be Affected by Marshlands Rapidly Sinking in Louisiana Within 50 Years

05.27.2020 09:46 AM

Research on rapid sea level rise confirms that Louisiana marshlands could completely sink withink 50 years due to global warming.

Study Reveals Finger Size May Indicate Men’s Chances of Surviving Coronavirus

05.27.2020 06:34 AM

Scientists unveil new data concluding that ring finger and index finger ratios, indicated by testosterone levels, can be a biomarker for male COVID-19 susceptibility.

Medulloblastoma can be Treated with Leukemia Drug, Study Reveals

09.26.2019 09:06 AM

A newstudy has yielded positive results in targeting cancer cells when they used a single drug known as nilotinib.

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.

Study Discovers Five Health Problems Per Person

07.02.2019 09:54 AM

Individualized screening and self-management recommendations do enhance health, even among people who feel healthy

Researchers Discovered a Mechanism to Enhance Pancreatic Islet Transportation in Type 1 Diabetes

07.01.2019 08:35 AM

The study suggests islet transplantation can restore the physiological function in patients with this type of diabetes

Pornography Consumption Increase Unethical Behavior at Work

06.25.2019 23:41 PM

Consumption of pornography heightens the propensity of the viewer to view others as objects or less than human

Animals’ Brain Activity ‘Sync’ During Social Interactions, Studies Show

06.20.2019 15:34 PM

These studies suggest that something similar occurs when animals engage in natural social interactions and discover that some aspects of the animals’ social behavior can be predicted based on neural observations

Experimental Drug Can Encourage Bone Growth in Children with Dwarfism, Study Shows

06.20.2019 09:31 AM

The result of the study, at present, show an impact on growth, and this effect is sustained, at least over nearly four years in this trial

Study Connects Fracking to Higher Radon Levels in Ohio Homes

06.19.2019 08:53 AM

The research discovered the average radon concentrations among all tested homes across the state are higher than safe levels outlined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and World Health Organization standards

Cartoon-Based Ads for e-Cigarette May Increase Likelihood of Vaping, Study Says

06.14.2019 14:53 PM

Cartoon imagery used by some companies is part of the constellation of variables that make people susceptible to future use of e-cigarettes

Exercise May Have Different Effects Depending on the Time of the Day

06.14.2019 09:09 AM

Morning exercise initiates gene programs in the muscle cells, making them more productive and better capable of metabolizing sugar and fat while the evening exercise increases whole-body energy expenditure for an extended period

Study Finds Ability to Deceive is a Sign of Competence in Jobs That Require Selling

06.11.2019 16:55 PM

The key findings of the survey were participants believed that liars would be more successful in high-selling occupations like banking, advertising, and sales than low-selling orientation occupations like nonprofit management and accounting

Breakthrough in the Discovery of DNA in Ancient Bones Buried in Water

06.11.2019 16:51 PM

According to carbon datings of the bones belonged to people that died 500 to 700 AD, the results of the study suggested that Sami People inhabited the Isokyro region in ancient times

Motorized Scooter Facial and Head Injuries on the Rise

06.11.2019 13:43 PM

The incidences tripled annually from an estimated 2,325 nationwide in 2008 to an estimated 6,947 in 2017

New Study Revealed Troubling Changes to Food Web in the Baltic Sea

06.11.2019 13:41 PM

Since the 1990s, oxygen levels in the Baltic Sea have reduced, in significant part due to eutrophication, creating vast oxygen-free areas