Medicine & TechnologyA new study reveals that tattoo inks have some substances that are carcinogenic but tattoo artists are not aware of it. Do you have a plan to get inked? Are you a tattoo artist? Learn more about this study by reading this post.
Three scientific papers published simultaneously report a massive effort of genome sequencing 727 ancient individuals to uncover their migration patterns, origins of agriculture, and language development. Check it out in this article.
Research suggests dogs can develop dementia, too. How does one know if his pet has canine cognitive dysfunction or is likely to develop it? Read to find out.
An additional 26 cases of tomato fever were reported across three states in India after the initial 82 cases reported in The Lancet paper. Find out more about this rare, new viral infection in this article.
Therapeutics enhancing the stickiness of stem cells could help enhance the success of bone marrow transplants for leukemia patients. Read to know more.
Check out these lab-grown mouse embryos with beating hearts, foundations for a brain, and other organs created from stem cells by researchers from the Universities of Cambridge and Caltech.
A new study from researchers in Israel suggested that artificial sweeteners should not be generally assumed safe. Read the article to know more about this study.
Researchers demonstrated the possibility of recycling PPEs like face masks, among others. How can these contribute to concrete structures? Read to find out.
The leg and arm fossils found in Africa may have been owned by Hominins, the earliest known human ancestors. Read to know more about this fossil discovery.
One hour of walking per week or at least 10 minutes a day is associated with greater longevity, especially among older people aged 85 and above. Read the article to know more about it.
Researchers recommend genetic testing on children with symptoms of psychosis to confirm the levels of copy number variants (CNVs), which is related to neurodevelopmental and psychotic disorders. Read the article to learn more.