MEDICINE & HEALTH

Woman From Massachusetts Who Thought She Just Needed Glasses Update Diagnosed With Rare Eye Cancer

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.16.2024 06:30 AM

Eleanor Levine did a routine visit to an optician and was later diagnosed with ocular melanoma. Continue reading to know the full story.

Ikaros As Immune System’s Guardian: How Does This Protein Support Cell Development and Protection Against Pathogen and Cancer?

01.16.2024 04:40 AM

A team of researchers has cracked the code behind Ikaros protein which helps in orchestrating immune responses. Continue reading the article to find out more.

Lack of Oral Hygiene Could Result in Diabetes, Dementia and Heart Disease Aside From Periodontal Disease, Swollen Gums, Gingivitis

01.16.2024 03:27 AM

Lack of oral hygiene could result in five major conditions -- diabetes, dementia, pneumonia, heart disease and painful joints. Continue reading to learn more.

Stomach Ache Location: Here's What Specific Areas of Tummy Pain Could Indicate

01.16.2024 00:32 AM

Pain can happen in different parts of the stomach, with different locations signifying different concerns. Read to learn more.

Optimal Daily Steps for Longevity Nearly Only Half of the Recommended Step Count We Knew

01.15.2024 05:40 AM

The recommended daily step for longevity is only 6,000 but this depends on your age. (Photo: Pexels/Andrea Piacquadio) Optimal Daily Steps for Longevity Nearly Only Half of the Recommended Step Count We Knew You do not need to make 10,000 steps a day to live longer.

Overcoming Procrastination: Unveiling the Psychology Behind the Tendency to Delay Tasks

01.15.2024 04:51 AM

Why do people procrastinate? Here's what to understand about procrastination to enhance productivity for the New Year.

Ancient Egyptians Had Freedom to Choose Healthcare Providers Despite Advanced Pharmaceutical Treatments [Study]

01.15.2024 03:00 AM

Egyptians have an advanced healthcare system even thousands of years ago, according to researchers. Continue reading to learn more.

Alzheimer’s Mysterious Origins May Be Driven by “Exhausted” Immune Cells, Study Reveals

01.15.2024 02:00 AM

A new study suggests that the origin of Alzheimer’s disease could be from exhausted cells that are unable to cope. Read the article to find out more.

Jay Johannigman '79 Reflects on Lambda DKE and Eight Combat Medical Tours

01.15.2024 01:27 AM

It's 21:00 in Kabul when Colonel Dr. Jay Johannigman '79 emails in response to the latest Lambda DKE e-letter. He's back on active duty as the medical advisor to the Commander of Forces for Operation Resolute Support, splitting his time between headquarters in Kabul and the large combat support hospital at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan.

Daily Calorie Intake: How Much Should a Person Consume Each Day?

01.14.2024 23:38 PM

What exactly is the recommended daily calorie intake? Read to find out. While adults may need to consume 1,600 to 3,000 calories each day, the exact calories a person must consume may vary depending on height, age, sex, and lifestyle.

Immune Cells Known For Importance in Allergies; Immunity Responses Found To Attack Cancer

01.14.2024 21:07 PM

Researchers have discovered that human type 2 innate lymphoid cells can directly attack and kill cancer cells. Read to learn more.

Car’s Heated Seat Could Increase Testes Temperature, Affect Sperm Count, Doctors Warn

01.14.2024 00:30 AM

Doctors urge men to make sure to turn off their car's heated seat amidst looming fears that this could adversely affect sperm production. Read to learn more.

Screen Time for Toddlers Below 2 Years May Harm Their Sensory Development, Study Reveals

01.14.2024 00:10 AM

A new study argues that toddlers below 2 years of age should not be exposed to screens at all. Read to learn more.

Brittany Renee Williams: Indiana Woman Presents DNA Evidence She’s the 7-Year-Old Girl Who Went Missing Over 20 Years Ago

01.12.2024 10:00 AM

The DNA of a woman from Indiana proved that she was Brittany Renee Williams, the young girl who went missing in 2000, but there were still things not clear to hear. Continue reading to learn more.

Cheat Days: Are They a Good Idea?

01.12.2024 05:10 AM

Having cheat days or cheat meals involves granting oneself planned permissions to temporarily break diet restrictions. Read to learn more.

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