Zika Virus Spread By More Mosquito Species Aiming North America

Medicine & Technology Mar 03, 2017

Accordingly, there are 26 additional potential mosquito species than what was previously known. Seven among these mosquito species can be found in the United States.

Anti-Tuberculosis Compound Found In Soil

Mar 02, 2017

Tuberculosis (TB) has been one of the leading causes of deaths worldwide. A new research finds the natural compunds found in soil useful in fighting the deadly disease.

Humans Have 3 Times More Energy-Burning Brown Fat: Can Lessen Obesity

Mar 02, 2017

A recent study has observed that there are three times more brown fat in peole than previously thought.

Cancer Could Be Detected From Cell ‘Stickiness’

Mar 01, 2017

Cell 'stickiness' may hint at metastatic potential.The way tumor cells stick to the surrounding tissue may indicate the cancer spread.

Soon Alzheimer's May Have A New Line Of Treatment

Mar 01, 2017

Researchers find a new way of treating Alzheimer's disease by isolating a particular protein. Protein Amyloid-B or AB is the contributing factor that needs to be cut-off

Marijuana Content That Makes Users Paranoid

Feb 28, 2017

Marijuana then causes these cannabinoid receptors in almost all regions of the brains to be activated. When this happens, the person may feel too much fear and anxiety even if there is nothing to b feared of.

Men And Women Respond Similarly To Heat: Difference In Sweating Is Due To Body Size Not Gender

Feb 27, 2017

Earlier it was believed that the physical body of a man responded differently to heat than a woman's body but a recent study claims that the response depends on the body size rather than the sex.

Common Heartburn Drugs May Damage Your Kidney

Feb 24, 2017

A recent study links the popular heartburn drugs to silent and gradual kidney damage. Potential risk is much more than the medicine's advantage.

Itch, Pain Sensing Neurons Closely Related

Feb 24, 2017

Earlier the Neurons in the spinal cord was believed to be itch-specific but a recent study concludes that Itch Neurons in Mouse Spinal Cords Can Sense Pain and manage it.

Scientists Revealed Ways To Identify Cold or Flu Viral Infection Thru Proteins in Runny Nose

Feb 24, 2017

Upon examinations, they found 25 proteins in the fluid samples. The data was accurate and proved that analyzing the proteins in the mucous consumes less time than blood samples.

Glucose To Fructose Conversion In The Brain Considered As The Main Cause of Obesity And Diabetes

Feb 24, 2017

It was the first time that fructose was found to be produced in the brain from glucose. The study was seen to be particularly relevant to patients suffering from diabetes and obesity.

Virginia Approves New Law Regulating Opioid Intake

Feb 24, 2017

The Virginia House panel has approved the new law regulating the intake of opioid as medicine.

Estrogen Therapy Can Help Women Overcome Menopausal Issues and Body Changes

Feb 23, 2017

At the age of 51, most women experience severe menopausal symptoms that often lasts for two to three years. If women would take low-dose treatment of the estrogen therapy, they will get the benefits thru limiting the increased risks of heart disease and breast cancer for up to five years.

Researchers Found Resveratrol Fights Lung Aging

Feb 23, 2017

Researchers have found out that resveratrol can fights lung aging and other lung-related diseases.

Scientists Indentify One Factor Of Having ALS Or Lou Gehrig’s Disease – Eating Seafood With High Mercury Content

Feb 23, 2017

Scientists have indentified one factor of having the fatal and progressive ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease. It is eating of seafood with high mercury content.