MEDICINE & HEALTH

AIDS Epidemic Under Control by 2030; UN Calls for Far More International Effort

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.01.2023 23:08 PM

The United Nations reported that the number of new HIV infections and deaths from AIDS were both falling. Learn more about it in this article.

Addressing Health Research Challenges: Labfront's Role in Reducing Costs and Enhancing Accessibility

12.01.2023 22:37 PM

In the realm of health and human studies, scientific research is encountering significant challenges. These are amplified by the escalating chronic illness epidemic, which has started to reduce life expectancies in major economies, a first in many generations. Researchers in this field are in dire need of modern technology and processes, but they are often constrained by outdated methods and conservative funding approaches favoring established scientists.

What Is the ‘Call of the Void’? What Gives a Person the Urge To Jump From a High Place?

12.01.2023 11:00 AM

Some people, even without suicidal thoughts, experiences the urge to jump from a high place, in a phenomenon called the ‘call of the void’. Find out more about it in this article.

How Many Days Does It Take To Break a Habit?

12.01.2023 10:00 AM

It could take 18 days or more to break a habit and this depends on the individual and the habit one is trying to break. Continue reading to learn more.

Empowering Cancer Prevention: Do Positive Lifestyle Changes Help Mitigate Risk?

12.01.2023 05:11 AM

Adhering to certain lifestyle recommendations decreases overall cancer risk by 7%, with significant reductions in site-specific cancers. Continue reading to learn more.

Types of Health Economics Models

12.01.2023 01:33 AM

Health economics is a complex system that involves many actors, from patients and physicians to insurance companies and government agencies. One of the key tools for analyzing and optimizing health economics is the health economic model, which allows us to evaluate different strategies and policies, anticipate the possible consequences of changes, and make informed decisions. In this article, we will discuss the importance of applying economic modeling in healthcare and how it helps to improve the efficiency of the system.

Parent-Infant Body Contact During First Few Hours After Premature Birth Could Help With Child's Social Skills, Study Reveals

11.30.2023 23:49 PM

A study has found that immediate skin-to-skin contact between parents and infants could be good for the child's social skills development. Read to learn more.

Paradise Falls South America: Pixar's Fictional Mountain in 'Up' Does Exist

11.30.2023 10:00 AM

Mount Roraima in Brazil is the real-life image of the Paradise Falls depicted in Pixar's animated movie "Up." Continue reading to know the full story.

Hearing Poor Grammar Can Cause Stress: Scientists Uncover the Connection Between Hearing Errors and Heart Rate

11.30.2023 07:27 AM

University of Birmingham researchers prove hearing bad grammar causes physical stress, influencing heart rate, aggravating those sensitive to grammatical errors. Continue reading to learn more details.

Physical Activity Can Help Ease Postpartum Depression [Study]

11.30.2023 04:00 AM

New moms should engage in physical activities when it's safe for them to do so as it can help with postpartum depression, according to a new study.

CAR-T Cell Therapy May Cause Cancer, FDA Warns

11.30.2023 03:40 AM

Cutting-edge CAR-T cell therapy is not as safe as previously expected, according to FDA. Continue reading to learn more.

Left Brain, Right Brain Dominance: Do People Really Have A Dominant Hemisphere?

11.30.2023 00:34 AM

While some people think that people are either left-brained or right-brained, is this really true? Read to find out.

Navigating Cognition: Understanding Cognitive Side Effects in Sedation

11.29.2023 23:41 PM

Explore the relationship between sedation and cognition and find out how sedation may influence the brain.

Bacteria That Mothers Commonly Carry May Put Newborn Babies at Risk, Study Finds

11.29.2023 23:25 PM

A study has discovered that more newborns are brought to the neonatal unit due to a sepsis-causing bacteria that can be found in mothers. Read to learn more.

China's Mysterious Respiratory Outbreak: New Virus Not To Blame; Known Pathogens Are the Culprit

11.29.2023 22:03 PM

The World Health Organization has stated that evidence shows that several known pathogens are the culprit behind the surge in respiratory infections in China. Read to learn more.

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