Revolutionary 3D-Printed Toilet Bowl Aims to Revolutionize Waste Management, Conserve Water with Its Ultra-Slippery Surface

Medicine & Technology Sep 18, 2023

Chinese scientists developed an ultra-slippery 3D-printed toilet bowl to prevent waste from sticking, potentially replacing traditional designs. Check it out in this article.

Déjà Vu’s Counterpart Exists; Jamais Vu More Rare, Unsettling [Study]

Sep 18, 2023

Déjà Vu has a counterpart, and it is more unsettling. Continue reading to learn more about jamais vu.

Is Autism a Neurological Disorder? When Do Autism Spectrum Disorder Symptoms First Appear?

Sep 18, 2023

Autism spectrum disorder affects social interaction as well as verbal and non-verbal communication. Read to learn more.

Night Owls Are More Likely To Develop Type 2 Diabetes, Unhealthy Habits Compared to Early Birds, Study Reveals

Sep 18, 2023

The study focused on chronotypes, the specific time of a day a person leans towards. Night owls or evening people have an evening chronotype, while morning people or early birds have a morning chronotype. Read to learn more.

Budget Ozempic Trend For Weight Loss: Is It Safe and Effective?

Sep 18, 2023

People have been using "budget Ozempic" laxative and stool softeners for weight loss, but is it safe and effective? Read to find out.

Clade 9 VZV Strain: New Chickenpox Virus Variant Found in India for the First Time

Sep 17, 2023

The Clade 9 chickenpox variant was detected in India while officials were examining suspected mpox cases. Read to learn more.

Early Onset of Child Malnutrition Underscores Urgency for Enhanced Support for Mothers and Newborns

Sep 16, 2023

New research shows early infant malnutrition, emphasizing the need for better maternal and newborn nutritional support to prevent adverse consequences. Continue reading to learn more.

Mitochondrial Enzyme Responsible for Reproductive Biological Clock Unveiled by Scientists; How Does It Affect Animal Fertility?

Sep 16, 2023

In a study about animal fertility, researchers at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute uncovered the enzyme responsible for reproductive biological clock. Learn more about it in this article.

Could Eating Insects Be Good for You? Study Says Their Shells May Trigger Benefits for Metabolism

Sep 15, 2023

A new study suggests that the shells of insects contain nutrients that can trigger immune response that can improve a mammal’s metabolism. Learn more about it in this article.

Leading UK Doctors and Charities “Livid” as Covid 19 Inquiry Excludes Long Covid Representation in Latest Module

Sep 15, 2023

Module 4 of the Covid-19 Inquiry opens this week and will examine the roll out of vaccines, therapeutics and anti-viral treatment across the UK.

2023 Ig Nobel Prizes: Honoring the Winners of Unconventional Research That Elicits Laughter and Reflection

Sep 15, 2023

This year's Ig Nobel prizes feature unusual topics like consuming fossils and reviving dead spiders for mechanical grips. Check them out in this article.

Revolutionary Acne Treatment Uses Nanoparticles 1,000 Times Smaller Than a Hair Strand

Sep 15, 2023

Scientists may have discovered a promising acne treatment using tiny nanoparticles, offering hope to millions affected by this skin condition. Read the article to learn more.

Headache in Forehead: Symptoms, Causes, Prevention

Sep 15, 2023

Headache in forehead could be due to sinus, dehydration, or eye strain from computer use. Continue reading to learn more.

Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria That Could Cause Hospital Acquired Infection Found in Hospital Wastewaters, Study Reveals

Sep 15, 2023

Upon examining hospital wastewayer systems, the researchers found antibiotic resistant bacteria reservoirs. It is the first study to examine such wastewater scales and correlate the findings with outbreaks of infection. Read to learn more.

Thrive DFT: Which Style is Right for You?

Sep 14, 2023

Have you ever felt like no matter what you try or how hard you work, your health goals always seem just out of reach? Or that the typical wellness tips that work for everyone else on the planet just don't move the needle for you? The irony is, even though your health challenges may make you feel isolated and alone, these feelings are super common among so many of us!