Eating Crustaceans, Insects, and Mushrooms May Activate Immune System To Help Fight Obesity, Study Suggests

Medicine & Technology Sep 08, 2023

A mouse study found chitin, a fiber in insects, shellfish, and mushrooms, may aid digestion and combat obesity, expanding dietary fiber sources beyond traditional foods. Continue reading to learn more.

Fitness Influencer Warns About Fatigue After Being Diagnosed With Deadly Cancer He Initially Mistook As Burnout Symptoms

Sep 08, 2023

A fitness influencer shared how he was diagnosed with cancer despite being in his peak physical condition.

Human Kidneys Successfully Grown in Pigs in a Breakthrough Experiment, Offering Solution to Organ Donor Shortage

Sep 08, 2023

Scientists created human-pig chimeric embryos and transferred them to surrogate pigs, resulting in humanized kidneys. Continue reading to learn more details.

Does Adding Salt to Drinking Water Boost Hydration and Replenish Electrolytes?

Sep 08, 2023

Adding salt to drinking water has become a growing trend, but does this practice work for hydration and electrolyte balance? Read to find out what experts say.

Why Do Old People Smell? The Science Behind It and How to Address the Scent

Sep 07, 2023

The old people's smell is attributed to body odor chemicals rather than clothing choices and is not inevitable for everyone. Continue reading to learn more.

Early Life Concussions Linked to Long-Term Cognitive Decline and Dementia Risk, Study Finds

Sep 07, 2023

A study on twins who served in World War II revealed that concussions in early life lead to lower long-term memory and thinking skills and faster cognitive decline. Continue reading to learn more.

Lab-Grown Human Embryos Developed as Models Bearing Features of Typical 2-Week-Olds

Sep 07, 2023

Though the lab-grown human embryos are not identical to actual live ones, they could serve as models that open various possibilities for further research on human embryonic development. Read to learn more.

What Level of RDW Is Dangerous? Understanding Blood Tests and Interpreting Results

Sep 06, 2023

Red cell distribution width (RDW) has recently been associated with the risk of having cardiovascular disease and all-cause mortality. Find out what level of RDW is dangerous in this article.

Ozempic, Wegovy Reduce Heart Failure Symptoms Aside From Weight Loss [Study]

Sep 06, 2023

Ozempic and Wegovy can also help with heart problems aside from addressing weight issues. Continue reading to learn more.

Cancer Cases Among Younger Adults Have Been Globally Surging in Last 30 Years, Study Reveals

Sep 05, 2023

Early-onset cancer incidences among adults below the age of 50 have gone up by 79% from 1990 to 2019. Read to learn more.

Can a Bad Diet Affect Your Performance in the Bedroom?

Sep 05, 2023

In this feature, we'll unpack the truth of "you are what you eat" in terms of its influence on your actions between the sheets, diving deep into how to fuel your love life with a balanced diet. Brace yourself - it's an informative and flavorful ride ahead!

6-Month-Old's Eyes Turn Deep Blue After COVID-19 Treatment With Antiviral Favipiravir; What Could Cause This Bizarre Effect?

Sep 05, 2023

Favipiravir, a COVID-19 antiviral treatment, is believed to have caused the baby boy's typically dark brown eyes to shift to a striking blue hue. Continue reading to learn more details.

What Causes Too Much REM Sleep? Does It Indicate a Sleep Disorder?

Sep 05, 2023

While it is normal for everyone to experience REM sleep every night, there are factors that affect the intensity, frequency, and duration of REM sleep. Read to learn more.

CDC Issues Urgent Health Alert: Deadly Flesh-Eating Bacteria Strikes U.S. East Coast, Claiming 5 Lives

Sep 04, 2023

Rising sea temperatures increase Vibrio vulnificus infections in the Eastern U.S., typically seen in the Gulf Coast's warmer waters. Read the article to learn more about this flesh-eating bacteria.

Itchy Skin in Liver Disease Progression: Early Sign You Shouldn’t Ignore

Sep 04, 2023

People who suffer from certain types of liver disease may experience itchiness, possibly indicating disease progression. Continue reading the article to find out more.