Medicine & TechnologyResearchers at the University of Basel in Switzerland recently discovered a new muscle layer in the masseter muscle, sitting on the back of the cheeks.
Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, humans have been combating viruses in which, for some of them, vaccines, as well as antiviral medications have enabled us to control the spread of infections widely.
According to Behavioral Psychologist Jo Hemmings, there are several ways to stay positive even when Christmas and holiday seasons are spent alone. Here are three of them.
University of Liverpool scientists have sent samples of human muscle cells to the International Space Station in hopes of better understanding age-related loss of muscle and strength for astronauts and the elderly population.
Princeton University researchers discovered that bacteria in the human oral and gut microbiome produce supressive enzymes that inactivated common diabetes drug acarbose.
Functioning alcoholics are defined in a Mirror report as an individual who's suffering from alcoholism, although is able to keep with his everyday activities such as work and social commitments.
Researchers recently expressed fear use of a smartphone could impair the development of a child could lead to greater far-reaching outcomes due to insufficient interaction between a mother and her child.
First of its kind research quantifies how the Chinese meat-intensive diet has resulted in roughly 75,000 premature deaths in China due to air pollution.
Researchers discovered that exposure of pregnant mothers to phthalate compounds affects the hormone and tissue production of their female offspring in mice models.
In October, the United States Food and Drug Administration granted regulatory approval to a product labeled as Vuity, the first-ever eye drops that treat presbyopia. This eye care product is developed by the firm Allergan.
Scientists from Sandia have created a novel antibody countermeasures platform that only need 90 days to develop virus countermeasures for future emerging viruses.