MEDICINE & HEALTH

Why Are Women More Likely to Develop Arthritis Than Men? Unveiling the Gender Disparity in this Disease

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.26.2023 09:25 AM

Various factors contribute to women's increased susceptibility to arthritis, including hormonal changes. Check out the other factors that put women at higher risk of the disease than men.

Malaria Resurfaces in the US After 20 Years: Local Transmission Cases Detected in Florida and Texas Raise Concerns

06.26.2023 08:58 AM

Recent cases of locally transmitted malaria in Florida and Texas raise concerns about the resurgence of the disease in the US after 20 years. Read the article to learn more about this story.

Surgeons in Ukraine Use Simple Tube From Human Cells to Save Lives of Soldiers; Here's How It Works

06.26.2023 06:24 AM

Human acellular vessels (HAVs), which are bioengineered from human cells, were reportedly able to help 18 injured soldiers so far. Read to learn more.

Decoding the Works of Smell Receptors: Scientists Determine How Scent Molecules Are Captured

06.26.2023 06:00 AM

Scientists explored the mechanism in which the smell receptors in human nose work to identify scents. Learn more about it in this article.

Babies Born With Tails Need Greater Medical Attention; Case Is Not a Harmless Vestigial Trait

06.26.2023 05:30 AM

Babies born with tails tend to have serious associated neurological defects. Continue reading to learn more.

Why Are Some Babies Born With Tails? Where Did This Unique Feature Come From?

06.26.2023 00:38 AM

While it has been believed that these human tails have evolutionary roots, some studies suggest that babies born with tails should garner medical attention. Read to learn more.

Fully Electric Module Transforms Human Body to an Open-Source System, Introduces Clickable Mode of Interchanging Organs

06.24.2023 00:33 AM

A scientist created the first modular body called OSCAR where a clickable mode of interchanging human organs works like biological LEGO system. Find out more about it in this article.

What Triggers Nausea in The Human Body?

06.23.2023 13:21 PM

Many of us have experienced nausea a number of times throughout our lives, but what really triggers it? Because it's commonly associated with vomiting there's an understandable temptation to conclude that nausea is just a precursor to this process and is mainly liked to stomach bugs and infections. The truth is that the human body is far more complex than this, and as such can fall victim to a wide range of triggers.

Is Male Pattern Baldness Permanent? How Can Finasteride Help?

06.23.2023 13:18 PM

As with all genetically driven characteristics, things can often be significantly more complicated than this. Because many men want to know if their baldness will be permanent, we're going to focus on this question before looking at a potential solution.

What is the Impact of Ventolin Inhalers on the Lungs?

06.23.2023 13:16 PM

To begin with, we'll outline the positive impact Ventolin inhalers have while noting that these far outweigh the impact on the lungs of any potential side effects.

Igor Makarov Supports Adults with Autism at Mount Sinai

06.23.2023 13:09 PM

This overview explores Igor Makarov's remarkable contributions, the transformative work of the Adult Autism Clinic program and the broader implications of social responsibility for big companies.

The Science of Therapy: What Do We Know?

06.23.2023 13:06 PM

However, it can be argued, on the other hand, that psychology is indeed a medical science, and that it forms the scientific basis of psychological therapy and counseling. To learn more about what we know regarding psychology and the science of therapy - just read on.

Occipital Bone Bump: What Does It Say About the Early Human Species and the Musculoskeletal Health of Modern Man?

06.23.2023 12:00 PM

The back of our head contains an unusual bone growth known as occipital bone bump or exaggerated external occipital protuberance. Learn more about the hornlike growth in this article.

'Crapsule' Poo Transplants: These Pills of Poop Could Be Key to Treating Deadly Liver Conditions

06.23.2023 02:30 AM

These "crapsules" contain freeze-dried poop donated by healthy volunteers. Read to learn more.

Brazilian Woman, 42, Allegedly Dies of Swine Flu; CDC To Investigate Case Further

06.23.2023 02:24 AM

Her death has sparked concern because she allegedly did not get into direct contact with any pigs. Read to learn more.

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