MEDICINE & HEALTH

Breakthrough Alzheimer's Disease Drug That Slows Cognitive Decline Receives Full US Approval, UK Decision Looms

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.09.2023 23:34 PM

The US has approved the first drug for Alzheimer's that can slow disease progression, granting access to treatment for American patients. Continue reading to find out more.

Most Modified Man in the World With 1,500 Tattoos, Split Tongue, Fanged Teeth Removes Body Part To Be ‘Real-Life Devil’

07.09.2023 03:00 AM

A man underwent surgery to remove his index finger for his fingers to create a "V formation" in his quest to become a real-life devil. Continue reading to learn more.

10-Year-Old Boy Experiencing Severe Eye Pain Gets 11 Maggots Removed After Horrific Discovery

07.09.2023 01:45 AM

Ophthalmomyiasis is more common than some people think and can often be found in rural areas with poor hygiene and many flies. Read to learn more.

Baby Goes Home After 2 Years in the Hospital for ATR-X Syndrome, a Rare Genetic Condition

07.09.2023 01:20 AM

ATR-X syndrome patients also suffer a risk of seizures, with a third of people with this condition having it. Read to learn more.

Gum Disease and Tooth Loss Can Result in Brain Shrinkage, Leading To Damage Similar to Those With Alzheimer’s

07.09.2023 00:32 AM

Extracting harder-to-treat teeth and replacing them with appropriate dentures could be much better than holding onto them. Read to learn more.

Unlocking the Heart-Healthy Diet: Six Key Foods for Lowering Cardiovascular Disease Risk

07.08.2023 02:41 AM

Global research examined diets worldwide, focusing on commonly perceived healthy foods and their impact on health outcomes. Continue reading to learn more about the best heart-healthy diet.

Brain Scans Reveal How Total Sleep Deprivation Impacts Individuals with Major Depressive Disorder

07.08.2023 00:38 AM

Total sleep deprivation temporarily resets the mood of nearly half of people with major depressive disorder, according to brain scan research. Read the article to learn more.

Connecting Misophonia and Intelligence: Is Noise Intolerance an Indicator of Advance Brain Processing?

07.07.2023 11:00 AM

Psychological studies on people with misophonia suggests that their sound hypersensitivity could be connected to their cognitive ability. Learn more about it in this article.

Barbie's 'Perfectly Arched Feet' Ignites Internet Frenzy: Experts Warn People to Think Twice Before Copying It

07.07.2023 10:41 AM

Think twice before emulating Barbie's look for the sake of your feet, as high heels can strain muscles and cause injuries. Continue reading to learn more.

What Can Laser Lipo Treat?

07.07.2023 10:05 AM

In this blog post, we will discuss what laser lipo can treat and how it works. Read on to learn more.

Climate Change Can Speed Up Rate of Blindness, Vision Problems [Study]

07.07.2023 08:40 AM

Those living in warmer areas are likely to experience vision problems. Read more to know the association between climate change and blindness.

'Long Vax' Condition Under Investigation as Symptoms Resembled Long Covid; Scientists Maintain That Vax Benefits Outweigh Risks

07.07.2023 07:28 AM

The CDC maintains that 1 in 13 US adults would conduct symptoms of Long COVID, which would last for at least three months from getting the virus. Read to learn more.

Dr. Orien Tulp on the Importance of Good Medical Writing and Research

07.06.2023 13:43 PM

Dr. Orien Tulp, the founder of the University of Science, Arts and Technology and USAT Medical School, has advocated for good medical writing and research for his entire working life. The medical field owes a great debt to the writing and research of the countless scientists who, as Dr. Tulp states, "have pushed the boundaries of knowledge." But what is medical writing and research, and why are they so vital?

Belgian Company Paleo Wants To Make Woolly Mammoth Burgers From Extinct Animals’ DNA

07.06.2023 06:20 AM

A start-up company from Belgium plans to make burgers from woolly mammoth's DNA because they are meatier and tastier. Read to know more.

Dr. Moni Roy’s Commitment to a Rare Find: Free Floating Thrombus in Carotid Artery

07.05.2023 12:29 PM

Collaborative discussions involving a multidisciplinary team comprising experts from neurosurgery, vascular surgery, and the patient's family were held to determine the most suitable approach. Dr. Moni Roy, an esteemed specialist in rare diseases within the realm of hospital medicine, including uncommon presentations of common diseases, played a pivotal role in the patient's care.

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