MEDICINE & HEALTH

Exercise Before Going to Bed: Is It a Good Idea?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 11.10.2023 02:50 AM

It has been a long-standing belief that exercising before bedtime is not good for sleep, but is this really the case? Read to find out.

Post-Surgery Lung Cancer Return Could Be Predicted Better by Observing Healthy Tissue Than Tumors, Study Suggests

11.10.2023 00:26 AM

A new study shows that observing gene activity in healthy tissues near tumor cells is a better and more accurate predictor of lung cancer recurrence post-surgery. Read to learn more.

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Teeth Whitening: How It Works, Types, and Side Effects

11.09.2023 23:07 PM

In a world where first impressions can make or break opportunities, a bright smile goes a long way. Teeth whitening has become a popular avenue to achieve that confidence-boosting gleam, transcending beauty and health to become a notable aspect of personal upkeep.

World's First Whole Eye, Partial Face Transplant Performed in NYU Langone Health; Man Received New Nose, Lips, More as Part of the Procedure

11.09.2023 23:04 PM

The whole transplant procedure involved 140 medical providers and lasted for over 21 hours. Read to learn more.

How Does Glutathione Work? Unraveling Its Mechanisms in Skin Whitening and Impact on Cellular Health

11.09.2023 22:24 PM

Glutathione is often used nowadays for skin whitening. Discover through this article how this compound could alter the skin and learn its impact on cellular health.

Hyperemesis Gravidarum Explained: What Causes Extreme Morning Sickness in Women?

11.09.2023 08:40 AM

During pregnancy, some women experience an extreme form of morning sickness called hyperemesis gravidarum which causes severe nausea and vomiting. Learn more about this condition in this article.

Neon Green Pee: Urologists Explain Why Urine Turns This Color and Why You Shouldn’t Be Worried

11.09.2023 08:00 AM

The color of our pee says a lot about our health. Continue reading to know what urologists say about neon green pee.

56,000-Year-Old Neanderthal Looks Like Modern Human in Expert’s Digital Facial Reconstruction

11.09.2023 07:20 AM

A Brazilian graphics expert reconstructed the face of skeletal remains found by a priest in La Chapelle-aux-Saints. Check out how the Neanderthal, dubbed "old man" looked like us.

Why Some Posts Go Viral? Experts Explain Neuroscience Behind Sharing Information

11.09.2023 07:00 AM

Some posts go viral because many share them on social media and experts explain why people disseminate those posts. Continue reading to learn more.

People With Alcohol Use Disorder Can Help Brain Repair Damage by Skipping Liquor for 7 Months [Study]

11.09.2023 05:40 AM

Skipping liquor for seven months could help the brain repair the damage in individuals with alcohol use disorder. Continue reading to learn more.

Organoids Explained: What Exactly Are These Cultured Organ Replicas?

11.09.2023 03:53 AM

Organoids can offer great opportunities to understand cancer biology, foster drug development, and come up with more effective and targeted interventions. Read to learn more.

PCOS, Painful Periods Linked to Higher Risk of Cardiovascular Disease, Study Reveals

11.09.2023 00:27 AM

While findings are still preliminary, both dysmenorrhea and PCOS were found to be linked to higher cardiovascular disease risk. Read to learn more.

Man Gets Saved by Breast Implants During Lung Transplant Surgery

11.08.2023 22:24 PM

The man received DD breast implants to support his heart during the lung removal and transplant surgery. Read to learn more.

Climacteric Challenges: Addressing HSDD in Women

11.08.2023 21:24 PM

Dealing with biological changes through different life stages can be a daunting task. In women, as the fertility stage transitions into the climacteric period, several physical, psychological, and sexual changes occur.

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4 Different Ways ADHD Can Affect Teens and What Parents Can Do to Help

11.08.2023 19:04 PM

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is often misunderstood. Teens who exhibit behaviors common in people with ADHD are often blamed for them. In reality, ADHD brains work differently than neurotypical brains. This can put them at odds with the rest of society.