MEDICINE & HEALTH

Novel COVID-19 Vaccine Combats Infection, Protects Against Coronavirus-Induced Brain Damage

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.11.2023 21:13 PM

A novel COVID-19 vaccine has been seen to not just protect against infection but also completely prevent coronavirus-induced brain damage. Read to know more about this vaccine.

Reasons Why Workplace First Aid Is Important?

01.11.2023 16:49 PM

There are several reasons why workplace first aid should be practiced in the workplace. These reasons include increasing morale, reducing the chances of injury, and minimizing the damage caused by injuries. Additionally, workplace first aid should be done on time to help save lives.

Visual Food Cues Can Affect One's Eating Behavior Whether Presented Consciously or Unconsciously

01.11.2023 11:00 AM

Visual food cues stimuli work regardless if you are conscious or not, according to a new study. Read on to know what the researchers said.

Woman With T-Rex Fingers Sells Casts of Her Hands; What Condition Caused Her Three-Fingered Hand?

01.11.2023 05:24 AM

A woman from Massachusetts was bullied for her three-fingered hands, which were compared to a dinosaur. Check out her story in this article and learn what could have caused such a condition.

Lab-Grown Retinas May Allow People With Damaged Eyes to See Again

01.11.2023 00:57 AM

Scientists look into the broad potential of lab-grown retinas when it comes to combatting various eye conditions. Read to know more about these possibilities.

COVID-19 Infection Increases Risk of Developing a Debilitating Heart Condition by Five Times; Vaccines May Also Trigger It Too

01.10.2023 21:33 PM

POTS, a debilitating heart condition, is strongly linked to COVID-19 infection and a lesser degree to vaccines; but more research is needed to confirm the findings. Read the article to learn more.

Tuberculosis That Feeds on Bones Has a Strange Outbreak That Shares Resemblances With a Prehistoric Form [STUDY]

01.10.2023 20:21 PM

Scientists solve a puzzling mystery about a tuberculosis strain outbreak that feeds on bones. Read to know more about these findings.

Dry Eye Syndrome Signs, Symptoms, Treatment: Burning Feeling, Impaired Vision May Mean Your Insufficient Tears

01.10.2023 11:00 AM

Read on to know more about the signs, symptoms, and treatment of dry eyes syndrome! Do you spend a lot of time staring at the screen of your phone or laptop? You may be suffering from dry eye syndrome and be unaware of it.

Tumor Developed From Eye Squint? 8-Year-Old Boy Diagnosed with Rare Incurable Cancer of the Brain After Strabismus

01.10.2023 10:30 AM

A rare disease occurred to an 8-year old boy from Auckland. The disease was developed from an eye squint. Read on to know more about this news!

Is There Hope For Kids With ADHD? Symptoms Decrease Over Time But Will Persist Into Adulthood in 50 Percent of Affected Individuals

01.10.2023 08:00 AM

ADHD symptoms tend to decrease as one age, but it persists into adulthood in 50% of affected individuals. Continue reading to know the details.

Cancer Metastasis: Fluid Surrounding the Cells Can Affect Its Migration, Disease Progression

01.10.2023 05:47 AM

Cancer cells metastasize depending on the fluids surrounding them. Read on to know how cell migration is enhanced by the flow and viscosity of the fluid surrounding it.

Brain Area Critical for High-Level Functions Involved in Fluid Intelligence Identified

01.10.2023 03:42 AM

A new study has identified the part of the brain involved in fluid intelligence. Read on to know which part of the brain is critical in active thinking.

Long Haul Flights: How Do They Affect Your Body?

01.09.2023 23:10 PM

How do long haul flights impac tthe body? Read to find out. Flights that do not stop for more than 12 hours are dubbed long haul flights. Science Alert notes that those who are already flying long haul may have even longer options in the coming years.

Morning Person vs Night Person Psychology: Can a Night Owl Become an Early Bird?

01.09.2023 09:30 AM

Read on to know more about sleep shifting and how to become an early bird from a night owl. Being a night owl can be tough due to societal expectations and negative attitudes toward those who prefer to sleep later in the morning.

Peter Pan Syndrome Qualities Found in Neanderthal and Human Brains [Research]

01.09.2023 08:30 AM

A new study suggests that there are similar qualities between human and Neanderthal brains that link to Peter Pan syndrome. Read on to know more about this news!

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