MEDICINE & HEALTH

Malaria Cases in Bangladesh Drops But Health Officials Fear New Strain’s Possible Resistance To Artemisinin Pills

MEDICINE & HEALTH 09.21.2023 04:18 AM

Health officials in Bangladesh feel that it's just a matter of time before a new strain of malaria resistant to artemisinin will show up in the country.

Human Body Number of Cells: Massive New Analysis Reveals How Many Cells a Person Has

09.20.2023 23:28 PM

Based on the analysis, an average human male has around 36 trillion cells. Read to learn more. Cells serve as the building blocks of the body's tissues and organs.

Are Attention Spans Getting Shorter? The Facts About Focus

09.20.2023 18:27 PM

William James, the American philosopher, psychologist, and the first educator to offer a psychology course in the United States, said "Everyone knows what attention is. It's the taking possession by the mind in clear and vivid form of one out of what seems several simultaneously possible objects or trains of thought."

Which Snack Is the Best? Navigating Healthy Eating Between Meals To Develop Good Eating Habits and Promote Metabolic Health

09.20.2023 10:07 AM

New study shows that 25% of individuals who primarily consume healthy meals undermine their diet with excessive or low-quality snacking. Check out the top best snacks for good eating habits.

Baby Born With 26 Fingers and Toes in India Hailed as Reincarnation of Hindu Goddess; What Genetic Anomaly Causes This Phenomenon?

09.20.2023 06:33 AM

A baby in India was born with 14 fingers and 12 toes due to a genetic anomaly and is now believed by her family to be the reincarnation of a Hindu deity. Continue reading to learn more of this story.

Can I Shower During a Thunderstorm? Is It Safe or Not?

09.20.2023 05:53 AM

Is it safe to shower, bathe, or engage in running-water activities during a thunderstorm? Read to find out.

Origins of Neurons? Brain Cell Building Blocks Could Be Traced Back to Placozoans From 800 Million Years Ago, Study Reveals

09.20.2023 00:55 AM

The peptidergic cells of placozoans were found to be uncannily similar to neurons. Read to learn more.

How One Doctor is Continuing His Global Search for New and Existing Medical Treatments that can be Brought to the United States

09.19.2023 10:37 AM

Dr. Alan Shih, Founder of Head to Toe Healthcare, PLC in Tucson, Arizona, is continuing his journey to learn and bring the latest innovations and ideas to his patients. He recently returned from the United Kingdom where he attended the 2023 World Orthopedics Conference. The conference was a joint event primarily with orthopedics and physical medicine clinicians from all around the world.

Cats in Cyprus Receive COVID-19 Drugs After Feline Coronavirus Outbreak Leaves Thousands Dead

09.19.2023 09:55 AM

Cyprus allows cats to be given leftover human COVID-19 drugs in the wake of a coronavirus outbreak across the island. Learn more about it in this article.

Individuals With Neanderthal Genes at Higher Risk of Developing Deadly Form of COVID [Study]

09.19.2023 08:36 AM

Those with Neanderthal genes are at higher risk of developing a life-threatening form of COVID. Continue reading to learn more.

Is Kissing Your Pet Safe or a Potential Health Risk? Exploring Diseases That Humans May Get From Their Beloved Furry Companions

09.19.2023 07:15 AM

Pet ownership imparts valuable life lessons to kids but also carries infection risks. Continue reading to learn how to safeguard your family's well-being.

Warning: Woman's Life Altered by Bacterial Infection from Undercooked Tilapia, Resulting in Quadruple Amputation

09.19.2023 06:05 AM

An online fundraising campaign reports that the woman from California became a quadruple amputee after a bacterial infection from eating undercooked fish, prompting a warning about this dangerous bacteria. Continue reading to learn more details.

Urinary System: Where Does Pee Come From?

09.19.2023 05:27 AM

The kidneys, bladder, urether, and urethra all make up the urinary system and play vital roles in producing and expelling pee. Read to learn more.

Revolutionary 3D-Printed Toilet Bowl Aims to Revolutionize Waste Management, Conserve Water with Its Ultra-Slippery Surface

09.18.2023 18:28 PM

Chinese scientists developed an ultra-slippery 3D-printed toilet bowl to prevent waste from sticking, potentially replacing traditional designs. Check it out in this article.

Déjà Vu’s Counterpart Exists; Jamais Vu More Rare, Unsettling [Study]

09.18.2023 09:15 AM

Déjà Vu has a counterpart, and it is more unsettling. Continue reading to learn more about jamais vu.

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