MEDICINE & HEALTH

Mozart's Lullabies Soothe Newborns Undergoing Medical Procedures, Study Finds

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.29.2023 08:51 AM

A blinded clinical trial involving 100 infants show that a Mozart lullaby reduced pain in newborns during heel prick tests. Continue reading to learn more.

COURIER RNA Export System Enables Researchers To Follow Cellular Processes, Shows Potential in Allowing New Therapeutic Strategies

08.29.2023 08:23 AM

A team of Caltech researchers developed a synthetic RNA export system which helps unveil the dynamic lives of cells and offers new insights into therapeutics. Find out more about it in this article.

Viral Video Shows Remote Surgical Operation Performed on a Banana Using 5G; Is It Possible To Conduct Telesurgery?

08.29.2023 07:51 AM

A video went viral online after showing a banana undergoing remote operation using 5G technology. Find out the truth about this claim in this article.

OHCA Patients See No Benefit in Going to Cardiac Arrest Centers Without STEMI, Study Trial Finds

08.29.2023 06:14 AM

The trial's results prompt investigators to think about resource allocation for improving the outcomes following out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA). Read to learn more.

ChatGPT Provides Inappropriate Recommendation for Cancer; Misinformation Can Affect Clinician-Patient Relationship [Study]

08.29.2023 06:00 AM

Cancer patients are encouraged to talk to their physicians instead of relying on ChatGPT. Continue reading to know why.

8-Centimeter Live Parasitic Roundworm Found in Australian Woman’s Brain Who Complained About Forgetfulness, Depression

08.28.2023 22:55 PM

A wriggling worm was found in the brain of a woman during surgery after she complained about depression and forgetfulness. Continue reading to know the full story.

Self-Care For Retiring Education Workers: How To Do It and Why

08.28.2023 11:31 AM

Engaging in self-care means taking ownership of one's wellness and adopting practices to promote health, prevent disease, and cope with challenges.

Top 4 Recommended Lifestyle Changes for Pregnant Women

08.28.2023 11:27 AM

To give yourself and your baby the best chances of a stress-free and simple (as much as it can be) birth, continue reading to learn the top four recommended lifestyle changes for pregnant women.

Changes in CDC Definition of Vaccine: How Will It Affect Public Health?

08.28.2023 11:00 AM

The CDC has changed the definition of vaccination on its website, even after the development of COVID-19 vaccines, in an attempt to be more transparent. Learn more about these changes in this article.

Is Insomnia Genetic? Experts Explain Several Factors Contributing to This Disorder

08.28.2023 07:43 AM

Insomnia is extremely common, with 30 to 35% of people experiencing it on an occasional basis. Read to learn more.

3D-Printed Suicide Capsule Coffin To Be Used for the First Time Ever as Inventor Dr. Death Gets Called 'Elon Musk of Assisted Suicide'

08.28.2023 07:25 AM

The Sarco Pods will cost $4,000 to $8,000 and to use it. People only need to be a member of Exit International, which costs $78. Read to learn more.

Vision Repair Possible With Stem Cell Therapy; Phase 1 Clinical Trial Shows Success in Chemical Burn Victims

08.28.2023 05:25 AM

Previous treatments for impaired vision involve getting cells from a donor's eye, which can potentially harm the healthy eye. Read to learn more.

Surviving Space's Harsh Vacuum: How Long Can Astronauts Live Outside the Spacecraft Without Spacesuits?

08.27.2023 22:05 PM

Surviving sans spacesuit in space is impossible due to vacuum's swift, oxygen-lacking peril. Explore astronauts' survival time in unprotected space.

What Causes Hourglass Syndrome? Understanding Abdominal Muscle Imbalances and Their Triggers

08.27.2023 21:33 PM

"Hourglass Syndrome" is a detrimental shift in abdominal wall structure that may create a visible mid-abdomen crease, impacting untreated internal organs and other body regions. Continue reading to learn why always sucking in the stomach may lead to this condition.

Modern Humans' Sitting Problem: Why Should You Move More and Sit Less?

08.27.2023 20:54 PM

Americans are exercising less and are sitting more, which increases their risk for diseases. Read the article to learn more on why humans should move more and sit less.

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