Aboriginal Australian Memory Techniques Can Make Humans Have 70,000 Thoughts in a Day

Medicine & Technology May 20, 2021

Scientists recently discovered Aboriginal Australian techniques that can make one have 70,000 thoughts on average, in a day.

Common Food Coloring Linked to the Promotion of Inflammatory Bowel Disease

May 14, 2021

A study done on mice suggests that common food coloring Yellow 6 and Red 40 could increase risks of inflammatory bowel disease in patients with increased expression of a protein known as IL-23.

Boy Without Antibodies Suffer From Unidentified ‘Gene at Fault’

May 05, 2021

CHOP researchers recently discovered the genetic mutation responsible for a boy's condition, which prevents him and other patients like him from forming antibodies and B cells to combat infections.

Fond of Photo-Taking? Research Says It Can Damage Your Memory

Apr 28, 2021

A new study shows that merely accomplishing two tasks at once like photo-taking and viewing could result in the impairment or damage of memory, especially pertaining to those photographed objects.

Women with Poor Iodine Levels Possible to Have Kids with Impaired Neurological Conditions, Pilot Study Shows

Apr 23, 2021

Research recently found that women with poor iodine levels are likely to have kids with impaired neurological conditions.

Experts Say Skipping Breakfast Frequently May Be Bad For Your Health

Apr 22, 2021

Traditional evidence suggested that eating breakfast protects your heart health while being alert for the whole day.

Woman Received Shocking News After First Birth as Doctors Discovered She Has Two Female Genitalia

Apr 22, 2021

A woman went viral online after sharing a major discovery she made about herself while she was delivering her first child.

Why Do We See Bacteria in Sinks? Study Says It’s Because of Handwashing

Apr 21, 2021

Scientists recently found bacteria in sinks are the result of handwashing. Specifically, they discovered that this practice, that has shaped communities of microbes that stay and grow in domestic sinks' plumbing.

Doctors Ampituated Student's Arm After Years of Having Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

Apr 21, 2021

A 23-year-old student suffered from Complex Regional Pain Syndrome for years. She said she ‘couldn’t be happier’ without her arm after years of agony.

Fox Attacks At Least 3 People In Topsham; What To Do If You Got Bitten By One?

Apr 20, 2021

The grey fox attacked at least two different people that were walking with their dogs and then chased another man into his house.

Warm Climate Is Lengthening Allergy Season; What's the Difference Between Pollen Allergy and COVID-19?

Apr 20, 2021

The annual pollenocalypse is here. What makes pollen allergy different from coronavirus?

Edible Food Wrap Developed, Beneficial for Food Product Packaging

Apr 20, 2021

Scientists from Russia and India have recently developed edible food wrap for packaging poultry, produce, meat, bakery, and seafood products.

Why Is Florida Releasing Genetically Modified Mosquitoes? Experts Explain Why

Apr 17, 2021

The EPA approved Oxitec’s mosquitoes for release this spring. They said GM mosquitoes are successful in reducing disease spread.

Human Stem Cells Injected, Grown in Monkey Embryos Ignite Ethical Questions

Apr 15, 2021

A new study led by a team of American and Chinese researchers has ignited a fresh ethical argument of experiments on human stem cells grown in monkey embryos.

Legionella Bacteria Detected in Rocky Hill Nursing Home, Ordered to Stop Accepting New Residents

Apr 14, 2021

A Rocky Hil nursing home has been ordered to stop accepting new residents after the DPH discovered the facility was providing contaminated water to its residents that could cause Legionnaires' Disease.