MEDICINE & HEALTH

What Is Alaskapox? Scientists Monitor Rare Virus After First Fatal Case Surface in New Region

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.16.2024 05:36 AM

The first death related to the 'Alaskapox' virus sparked concerns about its transmission from small mammals to humans. Here's what experts know so far of this rare infection.

What Are Zoonotic Diseases? How Does Animal-to-Human Transmission Work

02.15.2024 21:47 PM

Zoonotic diseases can be spread from animals to humans. Read to find out how transmission works. Zoonoses, or zoonotic diseases, are diseases caused by germs that animals can pass on to humans.

Auto-Brewery Syndrome: When Intoxication Happens Without Alcohol Consumption

02.15.2024 21:39 PM

Auto-brewery syndrome is a rare condition that could lead to high blood alcohol levels with minimal or no alcohol consumption at all. Read to learn more.

Virus vs. Bacteria vs. Fungi: How Do These Germs and Their Infections Differ From One Another?

02.15.2024 21:07 PM

Viral, fungal, and bacterial infections all have different pathogenic causes and courses for treatment. Read to learn more about these pathogens.

Emotional Control Center: How Does the Limbic System Work To Manage Emotions?

02.15.2024 20:55 PM

The limbic system is the specific region in the brain that is responsible for handling emotional and behavioral responses. Read to learn more.

Everything There Is to Know About Peptides for Sleep Research

02.15.2024 20:17 PM

The research community studying somnology could benefit from understanding the role of peptides in the sleep cycle. Studies suggest that peptides may interact with the different stages of sleep and may improve sleep quality by stimulating the secretion of hormones like melatonin. This extensive study will address important concerns for scientists interested in the role of peptides in sleep physiology and sleep disorders.

Low-Cost Microbe: Engineered Bacteria Used As Alternative Host for Scalable Synthetic Biological Experiments

02.15.2024 09:09 AM

A team of researchers have created a new version of a low-cost microbe to compete with E. coli which is commonly used as a research tool. Learn more about it in this article.

What Does a Seizure Look Like? Here's How To Recognize and Respond to Epileptic Episodes

02.15.2024 06:52 AM

Recognizing seizures could vary, from subtle sensations to full-body convulsions. Read the article to learn how to respond during specific scenarios.

Largest Organ in the Body: How Heavy Is Skin?

02.14.2024 21:44 PM

The skin is actually considered the body's largest organ, accounting for around 16% of one's overall body mass. Read to learn more.

Sleep Paralysis Explained: What Causes It? Does It Indicate Serious Medical Condition?

02.14.2024 20:40 PM

Sleep paralysis happens when one regains awareness but is unable to move. Read to learn more. The brain typically aids the leg and arm muscles to relay when waking up or falling asleep.

Holding Hands With a Trusted Partner Has a Positive Impact on Stress and Mental Well-being, Experts Suggest

02.14.2024 06:56 AM

Engaging in the 'coupley' act of holding hands with a trusted person positively impacts stress response by triggering oxytocin production for social bonding. Learn more about its benefits in this article.

Remarkable Cancer Survivor: 13-Year-Old Defies Odds, Becomes First Child Cured of Rare Brain Tumor

02.14.2024 05:57 AM

Lucas, diagnosed with a rare brain cancer at six, defied the odds to become the first child cured, highlighting medical advances and offering hope. Check out his story in this article.

Women Who Experience Migraine, Hot Flashes at High Risk of Heart Disease and Stroke [Study]

02.14.2024 05:00 AM

Women who experience migraine and hot flashes are warned that it cold be deadly. Continue reading to learn more.

Network of Microbes Found to Drive Decomposition of Dead Bodies Holds Key in Crime Scene Investigation

02.14.2024 04:30 AM

In a recent study, researchers have identified a group of microbes which can help forensic experts calculate the time of death much more easily. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Broken Heart Syndrome: Can a Heartbreak Really Kill You?

02.14.2024 04:22 AM

While broken heart syndrome may have similar symptoms as those of a heart attack, it does not involve the blocking of coronary arteries. Read to learn more.

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