MEDICINE & HEALTH

Pluto’s Almost Twin Dwarf Planet Eris Behaves Less Like Solid Rocky World, More Like Soft Cheese

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.05.2023 04:00 AM

The new models of Eris show that it behaves less like a solid world and more like a "soft cheese."

How To Extract Snake Venom? Navigating Challenges and Innovations for Affordable Anti-Venom Production

12.05.2023 03:11 AM

Each year, 137,000 succumb to snakebites, facing internal bleeding, nerve problems, and heart failure. Find out the procedure for making an anti-venom in this article. 

Tinnitus May Be Triggered by Loss of Auditory Nerve [Study]

12.05.2023 03:00 AM

Tinnitus could be the brain's way of coping with nerve damage. Continue reading to learn more. (Photo : Pexels/Liza Summer) Tinnitus May Be Triggered by Loss of Auditory Nerve [Study] Tinnitus has remained a medical mystery for long.

Leishmania Parasite From Sand Flies Could Be Key to Treating Pain Without Addictive Opioids

12.05.2023 02:20 AM

A parasite from an infected sand fly could be the key to finding a pain reliever without the addictive opioid treatment.

Root Canals Obsolete? Experts Looking for Ways To Eliminate Endodontic Treatment

12.05.2023 01:46 AM

Researchers are working on finding an alternative for the dreaded root canal. Continue reading to learn more.

Artificial Intelligence in Mental Wellness: The Journey of Ekaterina Bakhmutova

12.05.2023 01:03 AM

In the ever-evolving realm of Information Technology and Management, Ekaterina Bakhmutova emerges as a multifaceted professional, seamlessly blending the roles of a seasoned Customer Success Manager, visionary researcher, and innovative entrepreneur. With a robust background boasting over four years of expertise, Ekaterina has consistently demonstrated her ability to deliver exceptional client experiences, foster collaborative relationships, and successfully lead intricate IT projects.

Adult-Onset Asthma: Are Symptoms Different From Asthma That Starts in Childhood?

12.05.2023 00:36 AM

Though most asthma cases surface during childhood, some adults also develop asthma. Read to learn more.

CDC Warns Against Eating Pre-Cut Cantaloupe From Unknown Sources Amidst Growing Salmonella Outbreak

12.05.2023 00:26 AM

Pre-cut and whole cantaloupes were recalled after over a hundred individuals got sick with salmonella due to contaminated cantaloupe. Read to learn more.

What Is the Hottest Temperature a Human Can Endure? Understanding Factors That Affect Our Heat Tolerance

12.04.2023 11:00 AM

Experts have identified the maximum combination of heat and humidity a human body can survive. Read the article to find out more.

What Percentage of People Are Left Handed?

12.04.2023 10:00 AM

About 10 percent of the people are left handed. Continue reading to learn more about them. (Photo: Pexels/RDNE Stock project) What Percentage of People Are Left-Handed? ​​Most individuals you probably know are right-handed.

Chemotherapy Side Effects: What Does It Do to the Body?

12.04.2023 04:49 AM

While chemotherapy is typically employed to treat cancer, it can also lead to a variety of side effects. Read to learn more.

Weekday vs. Weekend Workouts: Similar Benefits Observed in Both Exercise Cases, Study Reveals

12.04.2023 04:35 AM

A study has discovered that similar cardiovascular benefits can be observed among those who work out during the weekdays and weekend. Read to learn mor.e

Clam Species With 500-Year Lifespan Could Help Search for Longevity

12.04.2023 03:47 AM

One species of clam could potentially help researchers find the answers for longevity. Continue reading to learn more.

Tumor Suppressor Protein Inhibits Growth of Lung Cancer, Holds Key in Developing Drugs Against Carcinoma

12.04.2023 03:21 AM

Scientists discovered how one key protein can help stop the spread of lung cancer. Find out more about it in this article.

Pioneering Biotech Ecosystem Intelligence: How Eyram Adjogatse Is Using His Experiences to Get Life-Changing Drugs to Patients Faster

12.03.2023 22:19 PM

"Are they hiding the cures to diseases so they can make money from substandard drugs?" This is a sadly familiar question asked by outsiders trying to understand how the pharmaceutical industry works. According to Eyram, a pharma business development expert, the reality is that curing diseases is an incredibly challenging and high-risk endeavor. Success relies on different people coming together and sharing that risk.

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