Spoiled Oranges Can Help Detect Cancer, Severe Illnesses; New Study Shows Possibility Through Nanobionsensor That Can Be Made From the Fruit

Medicine & Technology 05:32 AM

A small probe known as a nanobiosensor, that uses fluorescent to signal pH of cells in terms of their alkalinity or acidity is currently being detected by researchers.

More Than 100 Memory-Sensitive Neurons Identified as First Human Evidence of Memory Formation

02:51 AM

Researchers form UT Southwestern have identified more than 100 memory-sensitive neurons in a first of its kind study showing how memories are formed and retrieved in the brain.

Anti-Aging Chemical Derived from Grape Seed Kills Old Mice Cells and Extends Their Lives by 9%

02:38 AM

Recent research shows how a grape seed-derived compound kills of worn-out cells in high concentrations and shows signs of alleviating tumor growth.

Cold Shower Myths: Evidence Shows Bathing With Cold Water Is Good For Your Health

05:11 AM

Cold showers have been tauted for their immense health benefits. According to experts regardless of the duration cold water showers give your immune system a little boost.

Statin for Vision Impairment: Hypercholesterolemia Medicaiton Alleviates High Blood Pressure and Combats Glaucoma, Study Says

02:31 AM

A study found that a high cholesterol medication called statin is effective against high blood pressure build-up in the optic nerve, which often leads to glaucoma.

Sildenafil Identified as a Candidate Drug Against Alzheimer's Disease: Lab Experiments Showed Viagra Reduced Risk of Dementia

09:44 PM

Viagra, a drug used to treat erectile dysfunction, may also be used as a potential weapon against Alzheimer's disease based on lab experiments.

Avian Influenza Disease Outbreak Reported in Northern France; Local Authorities Say 2 Suspected Bird Flu Cases Were Detected

08:50 PM

Local officials in Northern France said early today that a new cluster of bird flu had been detected in the region, adding two more potential cases in poultry farms were currently being observed.

Binge-Watching TV Series A Sign of Impulse Control Difficulties, Lack of Premeditation [STUDY]

05:37 AM

The streaming era has changed people's viewing habits, which led to binge-watching TV series in one sitting. But this problematic behavior is associated with anxiety, depression, difficulties in impulse control, and many others.

How Antidepressant Drugs Work and Why Others Don't Feel Relief

05:15 AM

Recent research examines why antidepressant drugs don't work on 40% of people diagnosed with Major depressive disorder and the link between cognitive abilities and the disorder.

Nonstop Cough Can Be Cured By YouTube Video? Watch This ‘Miraculous Remedy’ Developed by an Expert

05:00 AM

Finally, an expert has developed a cure for nonstop coughs that don't have a cause, and believe it or not, it can be found on YouTube.

Hippos Test Positive for COVID-19 in Belgium Without the Usual Symptoms Aside From Runny Nose

02:44 AM

Two hippopotamuses in Belgium recently tested positive for COVID-19 which, according to veterinarians, it remains unclear how they contracted the virus.

Fetal Brain Development Not Affected by Coronavirus Even if Mothers Tested Positive With COVID-19 During Pregnancy

01:53 AM

A new study confirms that coronavirus does not affect the brain development of fetuses in expectant mothers who tested positive with mild or moderate COVID-19 during pregnancy

Dementia, Cognitive Decline New Study Reveals Anti-Inflammatory Diet’s Impact

12:55 AM

A recently published study showed people who eat a greater amount of pro-inflammatory foods were linked to a higher risk of dementia and cognitive decline.

Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Medicine: Study Suggests to Focus on the Brain Not Just Spinal Cord for ALS Therapy

09:15 PM

A new study suggests that the brain should be the primary target in treating amyotrophic lateral scoliosis (ALS) not the spinal cord, flipping a long-standing belief.

Extreme Exercise, Anger May Be Contributing Factor to Stroke; Researchers Investigate Over 13,000 Patients With the Condition

12:05 AM

A new study involving thousands or recently showed how exercise and anger may be part of contributing factors for a stroke of any kind.