MEDICINE & HEALTH

Excessive Computer Usage, Sedentary Lifestyle Linked to Increased Risk of Erectile Dysfunction, Study Finds

MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.22.2024 04:57 AM

Researchers from China discovered that excessive computer usage, particularly in gaming, heightens the risk of erectile dysfunction. Check out more details of their research in this study.

Celtic Curse: What Is Hemochromatosis and How Is It Acquired?

03.22.2024 03:00 AM

People with ancestry in Northern Europe have a high prevalence of Celtic Curse, an inherited disorder which causes the body to absorb excessive amounts of iron. Learn more about this condition in this article.

Smoking Could Increase Dangerous Belly Fat Rather Than Promote Weight Loss, Study Suggests

03.22.2024 01:58 AM

A new study has found a significant causal link between smoking and dangerous abdominal fat. Read to learn more.

Gene-Edited Pig Kidney Transplanted Into Living Human Patient in a World First

03.21.2024 22:29 PM

In a world first, a gene-edited pig kidney has been transplanted into a living human patient. Read to learn more.

Leprosy Cases Surge in Florida, Sparking Fears That the Disease Is Becoming Endemic

03.21.2024 21:20 PM

Florida has been seeing a tremendous rise in leprosy cases, though the exact drivers of the growth remain a mystery. Read to learn more.

Does Venting Make You Less Angry? Here's What an Expert Says

03.21.2024 09:20 AM

Venting doesn't help reduce anger because it prepares the body to take action. Continue reading to learn more.

Skin Biopsy Test Could Lead to Early Diagnosis of Parkinson’s Disease With 93% Accuracy Rate

03.21.2024 04:00 AM

Simple skin test helps detect Parkinson’s disease instead of waiting for symptoms which can take years to appear. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Elon Musk Defends His Prescribed Ketamine Use, Argues That Tesla Investors Can Benefit From It

03.21.2024 00:05 AM

Musk says that he cannot abuse the drug due to his heavy 16-hour daily workload and weekend work. Read to learn more.

Triplebar Announces Partnership with FrieslandCampina Ingredients on Lactoferrin

03.20.2024 23:53 PM

Triplebar Bio Inc., a global biotech partner in driving sustainable food production, and its strategic partner, FrieslandCampina Ingredients, a global leader in proteins and prebiotics, have announced a breakthrough in lactoferrin production. By harnessing innovative precision fermentation technology, they aim to enhance supply capacities to meet the increasing global demand.

Ebola Virus Replication: New Mechanism Discovered by Scientists in Significant Breakthrough Could Potentially Lead to More Effective Therapies

03.20.2024 21:36 PM

Scientists have uncovered a key mechanism in Ebola virus replication that could open doors for new and more effective therapies. Read to learn more.

Humans Associate Disgusting Memories With Their Proximal Senses, Expert Says

03.20.2024 07:40 AM

Humans reportedly associate disgust with their sense of smell, taste, or touch. Continue reading to learn more.

Brain Injuries or Biological Abnormalities Not Seen Among ‘Havana Syndrome’ Patients Despite Severe Symptoms [Study]

03.20.2024 06:50 AM

NIH studies have found severe symptoms of Havana Syndrome, but no evidence of brain injury has been detected. Learn more about it in this article.

Blood-Brain Barrier: Here's How This Tight Layer Protects Your Brain

03.20.2024 01:46 AM

The blood-brain barrier helps protects the brain against germs, pathogens, and other harmful things. Read to learn more.

Revolutionising Healthcare: The Role of Clinical Data Management in the Digital Age

03.19.2024 22:03 PM

Clinical data management encompasses the collection, integration, and analysis of data generated during medical research and patient care. As the volume and complexity of healthcare data continue to grow exponentially, the need for robust clinical data management solutions becomes increasingly vital. From ensuring data accuracy and integrity to facilitating evidence-based decision-making, effective clinical data management is paramount for driving advancements in healthcare delivery and medical research.

City Dwellers Have Slowly Been Losing Ability For Plant Matter Digestion Due to Decline of Cellulose-Eating Microbes, Study Finds

03.19.2024 21:50 PM

A new study has found that some newly discovered cellulose-digesting microbes are notably rare among humans from urban and industrialized societies. Read to learn more.

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