MEDICINE & HEALTH

Tiny Human Brain Spheres To Be Cultivated on the International Space Station to Model Diseases, Test Drugs

TECH & INNOVATION 07.29.2023 05:29 AM

Stem cells bound for the ISS will develop into miniature 3D human brain models for research. Read the article to learn more details.

What Is Summer Penile Syndrome? Here Are Symptoms, Causes, Treatment

07.28.2023 11:15 AM

Summer penile syndrome is a rash that occurs in the penis, scrotum, or other parts of the male's genitalia and not elsewhere in the body. Continue reading to learn more.

Geneva Patient Declared As Sixth Person HIV-Free After Stem-Cell Therapy; How Is He Different From the Previous Cases?

07.28.2023 09:00 AM

A sixth person, known as the Geneva patient, was considered free of HIV after receiving a stem cell transplant intended for other diseases. Find out more about it in this article.

Does Blood Transfusion Work for Anti-Aging? Mouse Successfully Slows Aging After Receiving Younger Blood

07.28.2023 08:02 AM

A company called Abrosia once sold young blood liquid components for $8,000 a liter but closed in 2019. Read to learn more.

Anti-Tick Vaccine Developed To Counter Diseases Like Lyme and Other Tick-Borne Viruses

07.28.2023 07:56 AM

A study was conducted in France which found that 20% of ticks carried Lyme disease. Read to learn more.

Ancient Pathogen Stored in Melting Permafrost Could Leak, Start New Pandemic [Study]

07.28.2023 07:20 AM

Ancient viruses stored in permafrost that started leaking sparked fears they could start another outbreak. Continue reading to learn more.

Portland Mother Produces 1.5 Gallons of Breast Milk Daily Due to Rare Health Condition; Now Holds a Guinness World Record

07.28.2023 07:04 AM

Portland mom is now the Guinness World Record holder for the highest amount of breast milk donated to needy babies after donating more than 1,600 liters. Check out this article to learn more details.

Why Were Chainsaws Invented? Did You Know They Were for Child Birth?

07.27.2023 16:16 PM

The chainsaw was originally invented around the 1783s to 1785, but it wasn't until 1926 that the first electric chainsaw for wood was patented. Read to learn more.

What Does a Phlebotomist Do -- and What Career Options Are There in Phlebotomy?

07.27.2023 10:47 AM

Let's delve into what a phlebotomist does every day and explore the numerous career options available in this fascinating field.

What Training Does a Student Have to Go Through to Become a Nurse?

07.27.2023 10:22 AM

Let's take a deeper dive into nursing as well as go into detail on the training stages to become a nurse so you can have a better idea if you should follow this dynamic field.

Can You Die From Low Potassium? Symptoms, Causes of Hypokalemia

07.27.2023 10:00 AM

Low potassium levels can be life-threatening. Read to know how to fight hypokalemia. (Photo: Pexels/Engin Akyurt) Can You Die From Low Potassium? Symptoms, Causes of Hypokalemia Potassium is an essential mineral in our body.

What Is Sepsis? Here Are the Symptoms, Risks, and Other Facts of This Life-Threatening Response to Infection

07.27.2023 09:28 AM

Millions of American adults develop sepsis and hundreds of thousands die each year. Check out this article to learn more about this deadly condition that damages the body's organs.

Ancient Human Remains With Heart-Shaped Skulls Discovered in Mexico; Cranial Modification Was Intentional [Report]

07.27.2023 08:00 AM

Two skeletons with cranial modifications were among the discoveries during an excavation at an archaeological site in Mexico. Continue reading to know more.

11-Year-Old Boy From Brazil Died, Suffered From Electric Shock After Trying To Retrieve Kite Stuck in Electrical Wiring

07.27.2023 07:00 AM

A boy died after attempting to retrieve a kite stuck in an electrical wiring. Continue reading to know the full story.

Age-Related Cognitive Decline Could Be Paused Through Brain Protein Misregulation, Researchers Say

07.27.2023 03:49 AM

Discovery of the misregulated brain protein linked to age-related cognitive decline holds the potential for interventions to combat memory impairment. Read the article to learn more.

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