Prehistoric Pandemic: How Did ERV-FC Infect Mammals for 15 Million Years?

Medicine & Technology 07:00 AM

Millions of years ago, an ancient group of viruses infected countless mammals, and their fragment still echoes on today. Read the article to learn more.

Can Adults Still Develop Food Allergies? Here’s What the Expert Says

06:40 AM

Adults could still develop food allergies even if they didn't have any when they were kids. Continue reading to learn more.

Beethoven Suffered From Lead Poisoning but It Wasn’t the Cause of His Death [Study]

06:00 AM

Ludwig van Beethoven had tons of health issues before he passed away. Continue reading to know why researchers said lead poisoning was not the cause of his death.

Leprosy May Have Spread Between Humans and Squirrels in Medieval England, Genome Analysis Shows

05:40 AM

Genetic analysis shows strains of leprosy in Medieval squirrels and humans, supporting the theory on the role of fur trade in spreading the infectious disease. Learn more about it in this article.

Hydrogen Atoms Used in Exploring Ancient History of Earth Can Also Help Track Cancer Growth

04:00 AM

A tool usually used in geology was employed by a team of geologists and biologists in detecting the atomic fingerprints of cancer. Check this article to learn more.

Stair Climbing: How Good Is It For Health?

12:31 AM

Stair climbing is a type of aerobic exercise that could yield wondrous health benefits. Read to learn more.

FLiRT COVID Strain Summer Wave: Scientists Warn of Seasonal Surge Amidst Detection, Spread of New Omicron Subvariants; What Are Their Symptoms?

09:29 PM

A summer wave of infections may hit as new FLiRT COVID variants spread across the US. Read to learn more.

Anger Could Lead to Blood Vessel Dysfunction, Increase Risk of Heart Problems [Study]

07:40 AM

Anger could constrict blood vessels and prevent blood flow, increasing one's risk of health problems. Continue reading to learn more.

Bluetongue Virus Spreads in the UK; Farmers Calling for a Vaccine Against the Strain

07:05 AM

Farmers want a vaccine against the bluetongue virus to protect their cattle and sheep from the virus. Continue reading to learn more.

Why Do Most Mammals Have 5 Fingers? Exploring the Homology of Living Tetrapods

07:20 AM

Most vertebrates, especially mammals, seem to share a similar trait of having five fingers or digits in each hand. Read the article to learn more about this homology.

Higher Levels of CO2 Increases Survival and Transmission Risk of Viruses in the Air, Study Reveals

01:56 AM

A recent study reveals that ambient CO2 concentration has a concerning effect on aerostability and infection risk of SARS-CoV-2. Find out more about it in this article.

Innovative Technology at the Forefront of Treating Depression and Other Mental Health Disorders

09:59 PM

A healthy mental health state may help you perform exceptionally and enjoy life to the fullest, from raising your motivation to enhancing your productivity. For many people, sustaining their mental health and well-being is difficult. Thanks to the most recent mental health advancements and technology. Let's learn more about the best healthcare innovations for mental wellness.

A Beginner's Guide to Going Gluten-Free: Is It Right for You?

09:43 PM

This informative article will share all about going gluten-free, and you can figure out if this is the right dietary decision to make for your circumstances. Continue reading to learn more.

A Quick Look into the History of FDA Approval

09:11 PM

The Food and Drug Administration, more commonly known as the FDA, has had more than a century of involvement with food and drug safety in the United States. From its humble beginnings as a branching of the Department of Agriculture, the FDA has experienced a range of transformations since its founding in 1906.

Tackling Kidney Disease in Native American Populations

08:48 PM

Learn more about the science behind kidney disease, the increased impact on the Native American population, and nephrologist Dr. Kariappa Appachu's calls for further research and awareness to turn the tide against these illnesses.