Post-Knee Surgery Treatment Can Reduce Continuing Pain After Operation

Medicine & Technology Jan 31, 2022

A newly published study has recently shown how a new technique could help in the reduction of persistent pain following knee surgery. The new study also revealed how the National Health Service can save time and money.

Heart Transplant Denied to 31-Year-Old Patient Who Refused to Receive COVID-19 Vaccine

Jan 27, 2022

A hospital in Boston was recently reported to deny a new heart transplant after the patient refused to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and now, the health care facility is defending itself for such an action.

‘Plantar Fasciitis’ Treatment: Researchers Reveal How Fat Injections Can Help Improve Symptoms of the Common Heel Pain

Jan 26, 2022

A preliminary study recently showed an innovative technique involving fat injection procedure improved symptoms of plantar fasciitis in patients, laying the groundwork for a larger clinical trial.

Antimicrobial Therapeutics Resistance Reveals How Nanoparticle-Based Polytherapy Disrupts Superbug Bacteria

Jan 25, 2022

The World Health Organization recently declared that resistance to antimicrobial therapeutics is one of the top 10 global threats in terms of public health.

Novel Computational Approach Can Identify Genomic Safe Harbors for Therapeutic Genes To Treat Cancer

Jan 25, 2022

Genomic Safe Harbors (GSHs) are landing sites for therapeutic genes to treat diseases, such as cancer. Now, a team of scientists has developed a computational approach to easily identify them.

Staying in ER for More than 5 Hours May Result in Delayed Access to Life-Saving Treatments, Higher Death Rates

Jan 24, 2022

Almost 27 million people reported to a staying in the major emergency room in England between 2016 and 2018 for the average of under five hours. This is in spite of a four-hour operational standard back in 2004 by the National Health Service.

Coronavirus Pandemic Linked to Reduced Lightning Incidence With the Help of Aerosols Released Into the Atmosphere

Jan 24, 2022

Scientists recently discovered that there may be a connection between the current global health crisis and the reduced incidence of lightning reported during the worldwide shutdown during last year's spring season.

Space Fitness: ISS Inhabitant Matthias Maurer Posts Video Showing Him Doing Some Exercise Beyond Walking

Jan 24, 2022

Present International Space Station inhabitant Matthias Maurer recently shared a 360-degree video that shows him performing some exercise on the treadmill, with the harness to guarantee that he does not flow away from the machine in the microgravity condition.

New Method for ‘Pyroptosis’ Shows How to Regulate Cellular Death Process That Usually Leads to Infections

Jan 18, 2022

A new study recently described a new approach for "pyroptosis" analysis that's long believed to be lasting and once commenced, can certainly be paused and controlled.

Travel in Space Impacts Human Health As It Can Destroy Red Blood Cells Quicker Than on Earth

Jan 15, 2022

A Canadian study recently showed that 50 percent more blood cells are destroyed when traveling in space and this continues for however long the mission takes.

What Causes Multiple Sclerosis? Scientists Say It Might Be the Epstein-Barr Virus

Jan 14, 2022

Researchers have conducted a first-of-its-kind study providing strong evidences on the causal relationship between Epstein-Barr virus infection and increased risks of multiple sclerosis.

Morning vs Evening Exercise: Experts Analyze the Difference in Effects on the Body

Jan 14, 2022

An international team of researchers have published a first-of-its-kind comprehensive map on how exercise in the morning and at night have varying effects of molecular and hormonal signaling in the body.

Parents Give Daughter Popsicles with Lemonade and Urine Mixture; Internet Users Furious As It May Have Bad Effects on Kid

Jan 12, 2022

People on the Internet got furious upon discovering that a person recently said in a post on Facebook that they had been sneaking their own urine into the food of their child.

Regular Exercise Helps Improve Cognitive Skills and Executive Function, Study Says

Jan 11, 2022

Researchers from the University of Geneva discovered the relationship between physical fitness and children's cognitive and executive function.

Alzheimer's Disease Treatment, Diagnoses Could Be More Precise With Breakthrough Discovery Between Cognitive Decline and Misshapen Tau Proteins

Jan 10, 2022

Researchers led by Case Western Reserve University made a breakthrough discovery on the relationship of misshapen tau proteins and cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients.