6 Giant African Land Snails That Can Carry Diseases Seized From Ghanaian Traveler

Medicine & Technology Mar 20, 2023

A man from Ghana carried six giant African land snails to Michigan for consumption. Read the article to know more.

Newborn Genomes Program: 100,000 Babies Will Be Screened for 200 Rare but Treatable Genetic Conditions in the UK

Mar 20, 2023

Newborn babies in the UK will be tested for genetic conditions under a new program. Read the article for more details.

First Human Trials for Cancer Pill as Potential Cure for Epilepsy To Begin in Australia in October

Mar 20, 2023

A pill for cancer will be tested for the first time as a cure for epilepsy in October. Read the article for more details.

Drug Lab in Space? Startup 'Varda' Plans To Use Robots for Medicine Development

Mar 19, 2023

The first robot-operated drug lab capsule will board a SpaceX spacecraft this June. Read to learn more.

How Long Will You Live? MailOnline Uses ONS Online Calculator To Gauge Life Expectancy of Elon Musk, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Other Celebrities

Mar 19, 2023

The Office of National Statistics (ONS) offers an online calculator to gauge life expectancy. Read the article to learn more.

Pregnancy Diet, Lifestyle Impact Neurodevelopment of 2-Year-Old Children, Study Says

Mar 19, 2023

A mother's diet and lifestyle during pregnancy may significantly impact child neurodevelopment—specifically language, motor, and cognitive skills—of two-year-old children. Read to learn more.

Schizophrenia Likelihood Linked to Novel Genes; Findings Demonstrate Uniformity of Genetic Risk Across Ethnicities

Mar 19, 2023

Researchers have discovered two novel genes that are linked with risk of developing schizophrenia. Read to learn more.

Sleeping For Less Than Five Hours Heightens Risk of Peripheral Artery Disease, Study Says

Mar 18, 2023

Sleep duration signfiicantly impacts one's risk of developing peripheral artery disease. Read to learn more.

Higher Blood Caffeine Levels Associated With Lower Body Fat and Type 2 Diabetes, Study Suggests

Mar 17, 2023

A new study explores the link between high blood caffeine levels and its health benefits, such as lower body fat. Read the article to learn more.

Aliens Living on Earth? Psychology Explains Why Some People See Themselves as 'Starseeds' From Space

Mar 17, 2023

Several people have identified themselves as starseeds, and three English psychologists have embarked on a journey to shed light on the matter. Read to learn more.

What Is Witching Hour? Experts Explain Science Behind It, Offer Tips on Comforting Newborns

Mar 17, 2023

The witching hour is the inconsolable crying that starts two to three weeks after birth. Check out how to calm down newborns when they experience it.

Oura Will Add Sleep Profiles to Its Smart Ring To Help Users Understand Their Circadian Rhythms

Mar 16, 2023

Oura ring users will receive sleep profiles based on their temperature, sleep-wake time and physical activity in a given period. Read the story for more details.

The Psychology Of Clutter: How Mess Affects Your Brain And Decision-Making

Mar 15, 2023

In this post, we will delve into the ways that clutter affects our decision-making and stress levels, as well as discuss some useful organizational tools to help us better manage our environment. Read on to learn more about how to declutter your physical space to give your brain a break.

Cleaning Chemical Seen to Boost Risk of Developing Parkinson's Disease by 500%; Exposure Also Associated With Miscarriage, Cancer, Congenital Heart Disease

Mar 15, 2023

Trichloroethylene (TCE), a common cleaning chemical, has been seen to cause Parkison's disease invisibly, and it can contaminate soil, groundwater, and air. Read to learn more.

Antlers Grown on Mice Through Stem Cell Technology; Breakthrough Demonstrates Possibilities of Humans Regrowing Limbs

Mar 15, 2023

Scientists successfully grew antlers on mice through stem cell technology, demonstrating possibilities of similar applications in regenerative medicine. Read to learn more.