MEDICINE & HEALTH

Humans May Have a Universal Non-Verbal Communication: Scientists Explore How Language Affects Shared Gestures

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.03.2024 05:35 AM

A study hints at a universal nonverbal communication among humans, revealing early language influence on conveying information and raising intriguing possibilities. Read the article to learn more.

How Does Quitting Alcohol Affect the Body of an 'Average' Drinker?

01.03.2024 05:25 AM

Quitting alcohol could yield physiological effects that are quite positive. Read to learn more. For those who are average alcohol drinkers, what happens to their bodies when they stop drinking altogether? Alcohol Intake When it comes to alcohol intake, it is hard to set the standard for what an "average" drinker is.

New Year, New Me? Here's Why Hopping on the Fitness New Year's Resolution Trend May Not Work

01.03.2024 01:39 AM

Only one-fifth of the "new year, new me" crowd was found to follow through with their fitness goals for more than a year after signing up for gym membership. Read to learn more.

ACHOO Syndrome: Why Do Some People Sneeze When They Look at the Sun?

01.02.2024 10:00 AM

A medical condition known as ACHOO syndrome causes a person to sneeze in response to sudden exposure to bright light, like when going outside into the Sun. Learn more about it in this article.

Friends and Food: How Dining Together Influences Appetite

01.02.2024 08:25 AM

Dining with friends often influences appetite, making it challenging to resist dessert. Explore in this article the social aspect that impacts people's food choices when dining in a group. 

Japan Earthquake Rescuers Race Against Time As Death Toll Rises: How Long Can Survivors Live Under Earthquake Rubbles?

01.02.2024 04:20 AM

People can survive for a week or more while trapped after an earthquake. Continue reading to learn about the 7.6-magnitude earthquake in Japan.

Cholesterol-Lowering Vaccine: Novel Shot Developed to Decrease LDL by 30% Promises Breakthrough in Heart Health

01.02.2024 03:20 AM

Experts from the University of New Mexico have developed a novel vaccine which can lower ‘bad’ cholesterol. Find out more about it in this article.

2 Adults Who Stayed at Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa Diagnosed With Legionnaires’ Disease

01.02.2024 02:15 AM

Two adults who stayed at Mountain View Grand Resort & Spa at New Hampshire at different times were diagnosed with Legionnaire's Disease. Continue reading to learn the full story.

Holiday Weight Gain Found To Have Long-Term Impacts Linked to Obesity, Study Reveals

01.01.2024 23:38 PM

A systematic review has discovered that holiday weight gain could actually yield long-term impacts. Read to learn more.

Therapeutic Peptides as New Frontiers in Disease Treatment

01.01.2024 19:16 PM

Therapeutic peptides have emerged as a promising field in drug discovery and development, with applications spanning a wide range of diseases. This overview will delve into the recent advances in the development of therapeutic peptides, focusing on their applications in specific diseases such as cancer, neurodegenerative disorders, and cardiovascular diseases.

Transparency Transformed: How benefitbay® Foresees the Future of Health Insurance

01.01.2024 18:00 PM

Navigating through the complexities of healthcare and health insurance is a notorious conundrum that has long confounded consumers and employers alike. Clarity, or the lack thereof, often presides as the chief obstacle. This is precisely the juncture where benefitbay® steps in, promising not just a solution but a vision for the future where transparency isn't merely an option—it's the foundation.

Los Angeles Lake Said to Delay the “Big One” From San Andreas Fault From Happening

01.01.2024 09:00 AM

An ancient massive Los Angeles Lake dried up and it reportedly helped the city by delaying the next big earthquake. Continue reading to learn more.

Biggest Medical Advances in 2023: A Look Back at the Top 7 Healthcare Breakthroughs of the Year

01.01.2024 04:30 AM

There are many promising discoveries in 2023 which can influence health and medicine at present and in the future. Find out more about it in this article.

Vadoma Tribe Feet: How Did a Group of Africans Get Ostrich Foot Syndrome?

12.31.2023 00:30 AM

The Vadoma tribe in Zimbabwe are known to be "ostrich people" due to how several tribe members are born with just two toes on each foot. Read to learn more.

Panic Attack vs Anxiety Attack: When to Know When You Experience One and How to Ease It

12.31.2023 00:20 AM

Panic attacks and anxiety attacks are not the same as one may occur abruptly and the other depending on the stressors and may build gradually. Continue reading to learn more.

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