MEDICINE & HEALTH

Animals Like Immortal Jellyfish, Salamanders Can Help Us Elongate Our Lives, Deal Aging Process [Report]

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.15.2023 07:35 AM

We can study some animals' properties, like that of the immortal jellyfish to help us extend our lifespan. Continue reading to know the details.

Meet Patient M: Man's Bizarre Brain Injury From Head Gunshot Makes Him See the World Backwards

05.15.2023 06:06 AM

Patient M miraculously survived a missile strike during the Spanish Civil War but experienced distorted perception. Check out his bizarre case in this article.

Can Online Gaming Offer Social Support, Boost Mental Health? Study Digs Deeper Into How Video Games Affect Wellbeing

05.15.2023 01:14 AM

A recent study delved into the complex links between online gaming, social support, community building, and mental health. Read to learn more.

What’s the Flavor of a Human Meat? Various Sources Reveal What Our Flesh Tastes Like

05.14.2023 03:10 AM

Human flesh can be likened to pork or beef, according to a report. Continue reading to know why. (Photo: Pexels/Milan) What's the Flavor of a Human Meat? Various Sources Reveal What Our Flesh Tastes Like Our popular meat options include chicken, pork, and beef.

Zillennials: A Mix of Gen Z and Millennials; Why Are Generations Labeled?

05.14.2023 02:50 AM

Those who find themselves in the middle of both millennials and Gen Zs can now identify with this newly labeled microgeneration: zillennials. Read to learn more.

Former Addict Shares Horrifying Experience With Zombie Drug That Melted Off Her Skin, Claims They Were Like ‘Lab Rats’

05.14.2023 02:30 AM

Tracey McCann got candid about her experience after using the flesh-eating zombie drug, otherwise known xylazine. Read to know the full story.

World’s Oldest Confirmed Father: At 92 Years Old, This Man Got News of a Baby Coming, According to Guinness World Records

05.14.2023 02:10 AM

Two men welcomed their ninth and thirteenth child, respectively, at the prime age of 92 years old. Read to learn more.

Surgical AI System (SAIS) Developed To Give Performance Assessment to Surgeons; Latest Breakthrough in Surgical Training

05.12.2023 23:14 PM

Surgical AI System (SAIS) was developed by researchers at to provide objective performance assessment to surgeons for improving of their work and patient outcomes. Read the article to find out more.

Why Ethics In Healthcare Data? Arushi Arora Dedicates Her Career To Protecting Sensitive Patient Information

05.12.2023 12:42 PM

Keeping this kind of data secure is of utmost importance to prevent its unethical use and provide seamless care free of stigma and bias. Luckily, healthcare analysts like Arushi Arora are jumping in to make sure that healthcare data is protected at every turn.

Ex Vivo Experiment on Monkey Embryos Reveal Their Fetal Development in 3D

05.12.2023 11:30 AM

Separate studies performed on cynomolgus monkey allowed scientists to observe their embryo development outside of the living body. Find out more in this article.

Experts Found the Link Between Gut Health and Brain Functions; Provide Key in Preventing Alzheimer’s Disease

05.12.2023 11:10 AM

Studies about gut microbiome reveal their connection with brain functions and their potential link to Alzheimer's disease. Read the article to learn more.

Obesity Drug Semaglutide Could Restore Immune Cells That Kill Cancer

05.12.2023 10:50 AM

A drug used for weight loss called semaglutide can also decrease one's risk of cancer. Read to know the details.

Iguana Bite Can Lead to Rare Bacterial Infection That May Take Months to Surface

05.12.2023 07:00 AM

Iguana rarely bites, but when they do, the victim is at risk of developing a rare bacterial infection called mycobacterium marinum. Read for the full story.

How To Survive Heat Wave Without Air Conditioning? Here Are Some Tips To Cool During Extreme Temperatures

05.12.2023 06:34 AM

Here comes a heat wave, and many might not be ready during summer. Check out some tips in this article to learn how to survive extreme temperatures without air conditioning.

Chlorhexidine-Coated Polymer Effectively Kills Bacteria in Plastic Devices; Provides Key in Addressing Hospital-Acquired Infections

05.12.2023 06:02 AM

A group of researchers developed a type of coating material made from chlorhexidine disinfectant and antiseptic which was proven to kill pathogens that cause hospital-acquired infections. Read the article to find out more.

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