Male Nanocontraception: How Nanoparticles Can be Delivered to Testicles for Men’s Birth Control

Medicine & Technology Jan 10, 2022

Researchers have published new data that uses magnetic nanoparticle rods to heat up testicles as an effort to find alternative male contraceptives.

Epilepsy Seizures Treatment Can Be Cured by Pig Brain Transplants Using Cronutt Sea Lion Model

Jan 09, 2022

Something unusual has occurred in a Cronutt sea lion during epilepsy treatment story after the aquatic animal went through an investigation's treatment.

New Drug Seeking to Treat Endometriosis-Linked Pain Shows Optimistic Results in Phase 3 Trials

Jan 07, 2022

A new drug targeting pain related to endometriosis has demonstrated promising phase 3 trials that could help patients live pain-free lives.

Getting Fat Because of Your Desk Job? New Study Shows You Need 8,500 Steps to Stop Adding to Avoid Adding Pounds to Your Weight

Jan 05, 2022

It may seem natural to feel fat and heavy these days after all the holiday eating. However, if you are involved in a desk job that requires you to be seated all day, it then becomes a great contributor to your added weight.

Flurona Raises New Concerns on Double Infection of Influenza Virus and Coronavirus: Here's What Science Knows So Far

Jan 05, 2022

Scientists are watching out for a possible twindemic they dubbed as "flurona" or the combined infection of influenza virus and coronavirus that was first detected in Israel last week.

How Does Our Body Deal with Cold?

Jan 05, 2022

Nobody wants to feel the freezing cold that when Francois Haman invites subjects to his studies about the health benefits of adverse temperatures, he receives a lot of cold treatment, and he does not blame them.

Cholesterol-Lowering Drink: Study Reveals How Green Tea Helps Kill Cancer Cells, Makes People Live Longer

Jan 04, 2022

Matcha tea, a type of green tea is one beverage type researchers recently introduced, that can help kill cancer cells, not to mention, offer longer life.

US-Born Black Women Face Higher Risks of Preeclampsia Than Foreign-Born Counterparts, Study Says

Jan 03, 2022

A recent study led by researchers from Johns Hopkins University found that US-born Black women are at a higher risk of preeclampsia compared to black women that immigrated from foreign countries.

Do Babies with Autism Spectrum Disorder Tune In to Their Moms Talking? Scientists Says They Aren't

Jan 03, 2022

Researchers from the University of California San Diego says that the brains of infants and young toddlers diagnosed with ASD don't tune in on their parents that baby talk.

Brain Illness Originally Thought as Human Prion Disease Occurring in Young People in Canada Remains Mystery to Doctors

Jan 03, 2022

Brain illness has arisen in the Canadian province of New Brunswick over the last two years, with victims complaining of a range of worrying symptoms like swift and substantial weight loss, hallucinations, insomnia, and problems thinking clearly, and decreased mobility.

Hangover Treatment: Do Certain Remedies Work? New Research Says There’s No Convincing Scientific Evidence

Jan 03, 2022

Researchers have recently called for more laborious scientific exploration of the effectiveness of certain substances for treating or preventing alcohol-induced hangover work.

Dengue Fever Distortion Can Disable Viruses Using Antibodies

Jan 02, 2022

A new study recently revealed that aside from neutralizing, antibodies are distorting viruses too, thereby stopping them from properly attaching to, and entering cells.

Chai Tea: How Does This Healthy Drink Help Reduce the Risk of Diabetes, Improve Digestion?

Dec 29, 2021

Feeling bloated and heavy after the holiday eating and drinking is normal. Between appetizers, first, second, and even third courses to some, and desserts, most people are putting their bodies to the test.

How Do You Know If It Is Migraine, and When It’s Time to Consult the Doctor About Your Headache?

Dec 28, 2021

Most headaches don't require a trip to the hospital. More often than not, the condition is less severe and can be handled without going to the hospital.

Why Some Fetus Struggles to Get Nutrients It Needs, Grows Poorly Inside Its Mother’s Womb

Dec 28, 2021

Scientists at the University of Cambridge have recently found a key indication that the fetus is using to regulate its nutrient supply from the placenta, showing a tug-of-war between genes they have inherited from their father and their mother.