MEDICINE & HEALTH

First Chikungunya Vaccine From Valneva Approved

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.22.2023 04:00 AM

The world's first vaccine for chikungunya was approved and it was from Valneva. Continue reading to learn more.

Teenager Relieves After Epileptic Fits Are Eliminated Following Laser Brain Surgery, Looking Forward to Seizure-Free Christmas

12.22.2023 03:23 AM

A teenager from Scotland hasn't experienced seizures after a life-changing laser brain surgery. Continue reading to know the full story.

FDA Approves Novel Test For Screening Opioid Use Disorder Risk

12.22.2023 02:57 AM

The approval of the test for screening for opioud use disorder risk is a step forward in FDA's efforts to prevent more cases, support treatment, and decrease misue. Read to learn more.

DNA Editing Technologies: Ethics and Applications in Genetic Modification

12.21.2023 12:57 PM

New developments in DNA editing have changed everything in genetic modification and offer limitless perspectives for many sciences. Nevertheless, it raises serious moral issues and concerns about the use of these tools to change genetic codes.

Baby Develops Outside the Womb and Delivered Surgically at 29 Weeks: How Often Does This Happen?

12.21.2023 05:06 AM

Rarely, a baby developed outside the uterus for 29 weeks, challenging the typical location for ectopic pregnancies in fallopian tubes. Check out more details in this article.

First Case of Vocal Cord Paralysis in Teenager After COVID-19 Diagnosis Reported

12.21.2023 05:00 AM

A girl suffered from vocal cord paralysis after being diagnosed with COVID-19 and it was the first in the world. Continue reading to know the full story.

Diverse Resident Bacteria Community Protects Human Gut by Blocking Nutrients for Pathogen Growth

12.21.2023 04:40 AM

A group of experts has discovered how a community of resident bacteria in the human gut protects us from disease-causing microorganisms. Learn more about it in this article.

Cold Exposure Therapy: Ice Bath Helpful or Just a Fad?

12.21.2023 04:10 AM

Experts said cold exposure therapy could be beneficial. Continue reading to learn more about ice bathing.

Most Important Meal of the Day: Does Eating Breakfast Really Make You Healthier?

12.21.2023 01:20 AM

Is eating breakfast really necessary and good for your health? Read to find out. As breakfast is typically considered the most important meal of the day, will skipping breakfast be bad for your health? Breakfast Benefits The word "breakfast" literally refers to breaking the fast.

Cigarette Smoking Linked to Brain Shrinkage, With Prolonged Periods Associated With Greater Damage, Study Reveals

12.21.2023 01:10 AM

Aside from being known to harm the lungs and the heart, cigarette smoking has been found to lead to brain shrinkage. Read to learn more.

Daily Toothbrushing in Hospitals Reduces Pneumonia, Improves Patient Outcomes

12.20.2023 09:00 AM

Daily toothbrushing in hospitals links to reduced pneumonia, lower ICU mortality, shorter mechanical ventilation, and shorter ICU stays for patients. Find out more details in this article.

Alzheimer's Disease Treatment: 2 Types of Drugs Used To Treat Symptoms

12.20.2023 09:00 AM

There are two types of drugs for treating symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease -- Cholinesterase inhibitors and Memantine (Namenda). Continue reading to learn more.

Natural Aging Helps Evolution if There’s Selection for Senescence [Study]

12.20.2023 06:30 AM

Aging and death play a role in evolution. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo: Pexels/Pixabay) Natural Aging Helps Evolution If There's Selection For Senescence [Study] Natural aging is a significant part of evolution.

Just Say 'No': Ramifications in Declining Invitations May Not Be as Severe as Most People Think, New Study Reveals

12.20.2023 03:36 AM

Declining invitations can be daunting, with exaggerated fears of negative consequences. Explore why these concerns may not be as severe.

DNA Editing Technologies: Ethics and Applications in Genetic Modification

12.20.2023 03:31 AM

New developments in DNA editing have changed everything in genetic modification and offer limitless perspectives for many sciences. Nevertheless, it raises serious moral issues and concerns about the use of these tools to change genetic codes.

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