MEDICINE & HEALTH

Blood Clotting Proteins From COVID Could Help Predict, Diagnose, Possibly Treat Long-Term Brain Fog

MEDICINE & HEALTH 09.04.2023 04:00 AM

The proteins from blood clots can be tested to predict and possibly treat long-term brain fog due to COVID-19 infection. Continue reading to learn more.

Do Brain Training Apps Really Work? Here's How Neuroplasticity Enables the Brain To Adapt and Reorganize

09.04.2023 03:55 AM

Brain training apps have been gaining popularity recently, but do they work? Read to find out. Brain training apps have been rising in popularity, as they can easily be accessed in app stores.

Is it Safe to Drink Wine After a Fruit Fly Lands in It? The Surprising Science Behind Insect Contamination

09.02.2023 04:26 AM

While a fruit fly can carry harmful bacteria, the ethanol and acidity in wine likely make it safe to drink after a fly lands in it. Continue reading to learn more.

Dental Treatment Leaves Woman With Painful Elephant Skin After Having Allergic Reaction to Veneers

09.02.2023 04:10 AM

A woman who spent $1,200 on a new smile ended up having painful elephant skin all over her face and body. Read the article to find out more.

What Is Sugaring: Advantages and Disadvantages of Hair Removal Method

09.01.2023 11:04 AM

Let's talk in more detail about the advantages and disadvantages of the procedure, as well as the features of choosing sugar paste, so that you can form your own opinion about the method.

How Much Does a Heart Cost? Exploring the Worth, Procedure and Success Rate of Heart Transplant Surgery

09.01.2023 11:00 AM

Several parts of the human body can be sold, and one of the most expensive organs that a person can legally sell is the heart. Learn how much a heart is worth in this article.

Sugar Craving Hack: Watching Food-Related Immersive Video Could Reduce Desire for Sweet Treats [Study]

09.01.2023 09:30 AM

You can reduce your cravings for sweets by watching food-related immersive videos, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more.

Paralysis May Leave 27-Year-Old Man Quadriplegic After Breaking His Neck From Leaping Into a Foam Pit

09.01.2023 07:55 AM

A man from Spain broke his spine and damaged his spinal cord in his neck after jumping into a foam pit, leaving him paralyzed with the possibility of being quadriplegic. Learn more about him in this article.

Similar People Tend To Choose Each Other in Relationships But Opposites Don't Attract, Study Shows

09.01.2023 06:01 AM

A new study disproves opposites attracting in relationships, revealing people with similar traits tend to be drawn together. Continue reading to learn more.

Amusement Park Nightmare: Woman Suffers Stroke After Thrilling Ride, Ignites Health Scare

09.01.2023 02:56 AM

A young woman experienced stroke symptoms after riding a fast-spinning ride in a local amusement park. Continue reading to learn more about this rare medical case.

Understanding Mental Health and Illness: What is Psychopathology?

09.01.2023 00:43 AM

Similar to physical illness, one can also feel mentally ill. This is what psychopathology is all about. Read to learn more.

Women Who Conceive Through Fertility Treatments Have Higher Chances of Suffering a Stroke. Study Reveals

09.01.2023 00:08 AM

The stroke risk for women who conceived through fertility treatments was found to be higher compared to those who conceived naturally. Read to learn more.

Brain Health Fitness Tracker? Custom-Made Headband Can Help With Alzheimer's Early Detection During Sleep

08.31.2023 23:12 PM

The novel device serves as proof of the principle that brain waves during sleep could be a digital biomarker for the early detection of Alzheimer's disease. Read to learn more.

Man in the Iron Lung: Paul Alexander Discovers ‘Frog Breathing’ That Allows Him To Spend More Time Outside Metal Contraption

08.31.2023 10:00 AM

The man in the iron lung, who has spent most of his lifetime inside the metal contraption after being struck down by polio, discovered a new breathing technique. Continue reading to learn more.

Food Prescriptions? Doctors Advise To Prescribe Veggies, Fruits To Combat Chronic Disease Diagnoses

08.31.2023 06:23 AM

Based on the study's food prescription analysis, subsidized food prescriptions could potentially boost fruit and vegetable consumption, decrease food insecurity, and potentially boost objective and subjective metrics of health. Read to learn more.

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