MEDICINE & HEALTH

Mysterious Meningitis Disease Outbreak in Mexico Affects Patients Subjected to Surgeries With Spinal Anesthesia; Death Toll Rises to 35

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.07.2023 06:00 AM

There is a meningitis disease outbreak in Mexico and it is linked to 35 deaths. Read on to know the full story.

New AI-Powered Research Holds Promise for Early Pneumonia Diagnosis

02.07.2023 05:48 AM

Discover how AI technology is being utilized in the diagnosis of pneumonia. A recent research study is offering hope for early diagnosis and treatment of the disease. Read on to learn more about this exciting development in medical technology.

Repurposed UTI Drug Used To Treat Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection; How Do People Get Infected With This Deadly Bacteria?

02.07.2023 04:26 AM

The rare infection caused by a brain-eating amoeba kills 90% of affected people. Check out what repurposed UTI drug treated the infection.

‘Margarita Burn’ on Baby: Citrus Fruit Juice Burnt Kid’s Skin Causing Severe Blisters

02.06.2023 08:30 AM

Baby burn literally. Young kid from the UK had blisters and burns from citrus lime juice accidentally poured on his chest. Checkout more information about this article!

Dogs With Terminal Cancer Illness See Positive Results With Novel Oncology Medical Treatment

02.06.2023 07:30 AM

Discover the innovative stem cell therapy developed by the NUS Medicine team for animal cancer patients. With promising results, the team is exploring its application for human patients. Learn more about this breakthrough in oncology treatment.

Egg Costs Drop But Stock Is Still Down by About 5%; Farmers Invest in Bird Flu Prevention Strategy

02.06.2023 07:00 AM

The prices of eggs have already dropped, but Avian influenza or bird flu is still a threat. Read the full story for details.

Scientist Responsible for World's First Gene-Edited Babies Admits Acting 'Too Quickly'; Where Is He Now?

02.06.2023 04:25 AM

He Jiankui announced in 2018 that he created the world's first gene-edited babies, which sent shockwaves to the scientific world. Read the article to know about what he is doing after being imprisoned for three years.

Starving Cancer Cells of Arginine Protein Could Make Them Vulnerable to Body's Immune Response, Study Suggests

02.06.2023 04:14 AM

Cancer cells are craving arginine protein, an essential nutrient for survival. Read the article to learn more.

Future of Neuroimaging in Psychiatry: Can It Be Used to Diagnose PTSD, Other Psychiatric Disorders?

02.06.2023 02:13 AM

Specialists are looking into the possibilities of using neuroimaging as a diagnostic tool for identifying biomarkers of psychiatric disorders. Read to know more.

Fitness Hack? Beetroot Juice Contains Molecules That Boost Muscle Force While Exercising [STUDY]

02.06.2023 01:41 AM

Dietary nitrate, which can be found within beetroot juice, can significantly boost the muscle during exercise and other physical activity. Read to know more.

Trans Women Could Be Getting Womb Transplants in Near Future, Fertility Experts Say

02.05.2023 22:57 PM

Specialists are looking into the possibilities of performing womb transplants among trans women in the coming years. Read to know more.

What Causes Hair Loss? Study Says That Sugary Drinks Can Make You Bald

02.04.2023 20:37 PM

Researchers have discovered the link between consuming sugar-sweetened beverages and developing hair loss. Read to know more.

Proposed Bill in Massachusetts Allows Inmates to Donate Organs to Reduce Prison Sentence: Is This Ethical?

02.03.2023 23:11 PM

The proposed bill was met with mixed reactions from the public and is still being considered by the Massachusetts legislature before it becomes law. Read the article to know how organ donation by inmates could be ethical or unethical.

Still 'Mask Fishing'? Less Attractive People Prefer Wearing Face Covering More Than Good-Looking Ones, Study Reveals

02.03.2023 21:12 PM

Unmask the new trend of 'mask fishing' among teenagers in post-pandemic New York City. Find out what it means and the effects it has on their anxieties and pressures. Learn more by clicking now!

Single-Shot RSV Vaccine for Infants Is Under Accelerated Review, May Be Expected Within Months

02.03.2023 10:00 AM

The first protective vaccine for infants against RSV may be coming this year as it is already under review by FDA. Read the article for more details.

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