MEDICINE & HEALTH

Fructose Could Be Linked to Alzheimer's Disease, Scientists Suggest; Should We Avoid Sugar Intake?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.20.2023 20:55 PM

Scientists suggest that fructose could be driving the development of Alzheimer's disease. Read to know more.

Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates Support Brain Implant For People With No, Limited Physical Mobility [REPORT]

02.20.2023 09:00 AM

Jeff Bezos and Bill Gates funded the brain interface startup called Synchron. Continue reading for the full details.

The Science Behind Hospice Care: Understanding the Medical Implications for Former President Jimmy Carter

02.20.2023 08:30 AM

Former President Jimmy Carter is under hospice care at 96 years old. Learn about his incredible life of service and accomplishments in this article. Read more.

What's The Most Contaminated Object in Your Kitchen? New Research About Cross-Contamination Reveals Surprising Answer

02.20.2023 06:05 AM

A new study revealed that cross-contamination can affect your spice jars more than you know. Read for more information.

Paraneoplastic Neurological Disorder Causes American Prostate Cancer Patient To Develop Foreign Accent Syndrome; Here’s What You Need To Know About PND

02.18.2023 21:08 PM

A prostate cancer patient in US started speaking Hiberno-English, which is a case of foreign accent syndrome, after 20 months of getting treatment. Read to know more.

Unusual Phobias Explained: Here Are 6 Common Objects That Cause Real Distress to Those Who Fear Them

02.17.2023 20:53 PM

Phobias are uncontrollable and irrational fears about things even those common objects found in daily life. Read the article to know some of these bizarre phobias.

Hospitals, Families Still Struggle To Define Death: When Is Someone Considered Clinically Dead?

02.17.2023 19:40 PM

Death's legal and scientific definition is still a cause of debate since there are cases even now that are wrongfully declared dead. So, when should be a person considered clinically dead? Find out in this article.

How Common Are Pregnancy Complications (and How Can the Risk Be Reduced?)

02.17.2023 11:34 AM

It's natural to be concerned about pregnancy complications. Pregnancy can be unpredictable. Fortunately, most pregnancies are low-risk and can be reduced or prevented with help from your doctor. Let's take a closer look at pregnancy complications and how you can prepare for them.

Mom's Alcohol Drinking Habits Before And During Pregnancy Can Alter Baby's Facial Features [Study]

02.17.2023 11:00 AM

The more moms consume alcohol, the more it changes their baby's facial features, according to a study. Continue reading for the full details.

Rare ‘Popcorn Lung’ Linked to Chemical in E-cigarettes; Young Woman’s Shocking Experience Highlight Dangers of Vaping

02.17.2023 08:30 AM

"Popcorn lung" is a rare lung disease caused by inflammation of the smallest airways. Learn how vaping may be linked to this condition and its symptoms. Read on.

Neurodegenerative Disease Breakthrough: New Method Tracks Changes in Tau Protein, Linked to Alzheimer’s

02.17.2023 08:00 AM

Discover how scientists can observe and control changes in Tau proteins linked to degenerative diseases. Read on to learn more about this breakthrough.

Seattle’s Tamarind Tree Restaurant Faces Disease Outbreak and Food Poisoning Concerns Following Shigella Incident

02.17.2023 05:55 AM

Learn about Shigella, a type of bacteria that causes food poisoning and can result in serious complications. Find out more about its symptoms, treatment, and potential risks.

'Die Hard' Actor Bruce Willis Battles Frontotemporal Dementia Nearly One Year After Retiring Due to Aphasia

02.17.2023 01:48 AM

The 'Die Hard' star's condition was seen to progress to frontotemporal dementia. Read to know more.

What Is Spillover Theory? Can It Help Prevent Pandemics?

02.16.2023 10:30 AM

Some believe that pandemics begin through spillover. Continue reading to know what it is. (Photo : Wikimedia Commons/Bisajunisa) What Is Spillover Theory? Can It Help Prevent Pandemics? The crippling effects of pandemics have been felt worldwide since COVID-19 hit in 2020.

Male Contraceptive Pill Temporarily Stops Sperm From Swimming To Prevent Pregnancy [Study]

02.16.2023 09:30 AM

A new pill that could potentially work as a contraceptive drug for men has been discovered. Read to know how it works.

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