Khosta-2 Virus Derived From Russian Bat Can Still Infect COVID-Vaccinated Individuals, New Study Reveals

Medicine & Technology Dec 12, 2022

New study reveals novel Khosta-2 Virus derived from Russian bat can still infect COVID-vaccinated individuals. Read here to know more!

Pink Snow Warning: Here's How This 'Cute' Phenomenon Would Harm Water Supply

Dec 11, 2022

Read on to know why Pink Snow is dangerous to your health.

Scientists Discover a Key to the Prevention of Delirium Symptoms: Estrogen

Dec 10, 2022

Estrogen, an established suppressor of a protein related to delirium, can help prevent symptoms of the said condition. Read to know more..

Boy Gets Cancer Diagnosis Two Weeks After Identical Twin Succumbs to Brain Tumor

Dec 10, 2022

Surviving twin gets leukemia diagnosis two weeks after his twin's funeral. Read to know more.

New AI Device Listens to Farts To Detect Cholera, Cancer, Other Deadly Diseases

Dec 09, 2022

Diarrheal diseases, like cholera and cancer, can now be detected using a sensor that records sounds and AI technology to potentially diagnose these diseases. Read the article to learn more.

'Vagina on a Chip': Silicone-carved Chip Lined in Human Tissue Could Help in Drug Treatments for Vagina Bacterial Infection

Dec 09, 2022

Vagina chip technology developed by Harvard will indicate possible hazard of infection in women's health. Know more about this news here. Read now!

Diagnosed With Stiff Person Syndrome, Celine Dion Cancels 2023 Engagement; Here's What Science Says About SPS

Dec 09, 2022

Canadian icon Celine Dion suffers from a rare neurological disorder affecting one in a million people. Know more about this disease here. Read now!

Celine Dion Diagnosed With Rare Neurological Condition: What is Stiff-Person Syndrome and Why Is It Often Misdiagnosed?

Dec 09, 2022

Celine Dion is forced to postpone her European tour after being diagnosed with the stiff-person syndrome, which causes muscle stiffness and spasms. Read the article to learn more about this rare neurological condition.

Yubo Participates in “Pink October” 2022 to Raise Breast Cancer Awareness

Dec 08, 2022

As breast cancer awareness activities continue to increase worldwide, the live social discovery platform Yubo participated in numerous "Pink October" 2022 events. Yubo partnered with the Marie Curie Institute, a globally recognized research center that continues to undertake landmark breast cancer research. The Medisur Laboratory, Cancer@Work, and TrainMe also participated in Pink October 2022.

Feeling Lethargic When Sick? Scientists Pinpoint Neurons Responsible For Sickness Behaviors

Dec 08, 2022

Scientists discover the neurons that enbale sickness behaviors whenever a person battles an infection. Read to know more about how these neurons work.

Smoking Cigarettes Increases Risk of Developing 56 Kinds of Illnesses

Dec 09, 2022

While cigarette smoking has already been linked to health complications, a recent study shows that the activity increases the risk of developing 56 various illnesses. Read to know more about the effects of smoking.

WHO Declares Measles as a Growing Global Threat As Over 40 Million Kids Missed Doses of Vaccine

Dec 08, 2022

As more people msis their immunization shots, measles grows to be a global concern. Read to know more about this pressing threat.

Scientists Discover Link Between Alzheimer’s Severity, Swelling; Findings May Correct Misunderstandings About the Cause of the Condition

Dec 08, 2022

Researchers discover how swelling in neural axons is linked to the severity of Alzheimer's disease. Read to know more about these findings and their impact on what is known about Alzheimer's.

Replicating Myocardial Infarction: Scientists Engineered 'Heart Attack on a Chip' Microscale Model for America's Known Killer

Dec 08, 2022

The "heart attack on a chip" is a microscale model that was developed by scientists at the University of Southern California (USC). The model is capable of replicating key aspects of myocardial infarction. Know more about this innovation here. Read now!

New Coronavirus Risk: Unforeseen Scientific Finding of Closest Bat Virus Relates to Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS)

Dec 08, 2022

A recent study claims that the closest bat viral relatives of the human Middle-East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) coronavirus successfully connect to bat ACE2 receptors as an entrance point into these cells. Read on to know more!