MEDICINE & HEALTH

How Does Cancer Behave in Space? Unveiling the Cosmic Potential in the Fight Against Disease

MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.26.2024 21:39 PM

Explore how space research unveils cancer cell behavior in microgravity, offering insights and innovations for cancer treatment on Earth.

Women More Prone to Develop Nicotine Addiction, Less Successful at Quitting Due to Brain Circuitry [Study]

03.26.2024 08:10 AM

Estrogen plays a role in why women reportedly have a higher propensity to develop addiction to nicotine than men. Continue reading to learn more.

Chemicals in Common Household Products Could Cause Detrimental Effects on Brain Health, Increase Risk for Neurological Disorders

03.26.2024 06:38 AM

A new study reveals that certain chemicals in household products endanger brain health and are possibly linked to MS and autism. Continue reading to learn more.

Nasal Rinsing Could Be Fatal if Wrong Saline Solution Is Used, Expert Warns

03.26.2024 03:10 AM

Nasal rinsing could be fatal as it can introduce germs into the body. Continue reading to understand why it's very important to use a sterile saline solution for nasal irrigation.

Drinking Water To Lose Weight: Does It Really Work?

03.26.2024 00:40 AM

Several people think that drinking water can help with weight loss, but is this really the case? Read to find out.

Poverty, Low Household Income Associated With Faster White Matter Decay, Accelerating Brain Aging, Study Reveals

03.26.2024 00:20 AM

A study has found that socioeconomic status could play a role in accelerating the decay of white matter, which is linked to brain aging. Read to learn more.

Fried Food, Fried Brains: Reusing Oil For Deep Frying Could Increase Risk For Neurodegeneration, Study Reveals

03.25.2024 21:51 PM

According to a new study, using reheated oil could boost neurodegeneration risk. Read to learn more.

What Is Hot Tub Lung? Symptoms and Causes

03.25.2024 09:10 AM

Hot tub lung is a real disease and one can acquire it from soaking in a hot tub, hence the name. Continue reading to learn more.

Heterochromia of the Eye: How Can a Single Person Have Two Different Colors of Iris?

03.25.2024 08:56 AM

About 1% of people in the world suffer from heterochromia, a condition in which a person can have differently colored eyes or eyes that have more than one color. Read the article to learn more about it.

How Do Sleep Habits Improve Cognition? Neuroscientist Reveals Five Tips To Boost Memory

03.25.2024 08:50 AM

Neuroscientist Rachelle Summers shares five simple daily habits to enhance memory, emphasizing the importance of eight to ten hours of sleep. Continue reading for more details.

Genetic Interactions That Cause Cornelia de Lange Syndrome Could Offer Clues on the Origins of Several Types of Birth Defects

03.25.2024 04:10 AM

A group of experts has unlocked the secret origins of birth defects, providing strategies for early detection and prevention. Learn more about it in this article.

Microplastics Pose Threat to Body's Cellular Powerhouse Mitochondria [Study]

03.25.2024 02:12 AM

Mitochondria is sensitive and easily damaged, so microplastics pose a "significant threat" to them. Continue reading to learn morel

The Physiology of Pain: Here's What Happens in the Body When One Experiences Painful Sensations

03.25.2024 01:28 AM

Why do people feel pain? What happens in the body when you feel pain? Read to find out. People may experience pain when signals move through nerve fibers all the way to the brain for interpretation.

Loneliness Is Worse Than Obesity, Smoking, and Alcoholism; New Study Suggests That Primary Care Clinicians Could Play Crucial Roles

03.25.2024 00:22 AM

Given the grave health risks of loneliness, a new study suggests that primary care clinicians could be part of the solution. Read to learn more.

Double-Jointedness Associated With Greater Long COVID Risk, Study Reveals; Findings Could Help Shed Light on Persisting COVID-19 Symptoms, Treatment

03.24.2024 23:26 PM

Generalized joint hypermobility is a risk factor for long-term COVID-19. Read to learn more. According to a new study, double-jointedness, or generalized joint hypermobility, is a risk factor for getting long COVID.

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