MEDICINE & HEALTH

Pioneering Study of Misokinesia Known as 'Hatred of Movements' Can Trigger Misophonia Patients

MEDICINE & HEALTH 11.21.2022 05:58 AM

A pioneering study on misokinesia, or the hatred of movements, reveals an effect on patients with misophonia. Know more about the relation of the two psychological diagnosis here. Read now!

Mysterious Video of Sheep Flock in China Caught Rotating in Circles for Almost 2 Weeks [Look]

11.21.2022 04:19 AM

A mysterious video caught in China shows a weird flock of sheep rounding in circles for almost 2 weeks. Know the mystery behind this video. Read here to know more!

Health Experts Anticipate Brutal Season of Respiratory Syncytial Virus; How to Enhance Immunity Against Diseases This Winter?

11.21.2022 04:16 AM

Pediatric respiratory viruses are on the rise, especially the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV). Medical professionals are concerned about the shortages of hospital staff and beds. Find out how to improve immunity to avoid these diseases during this season.

Medical Breakthrough: Vaccine Trial Prolonged Life to Even Those With Aggressive Brain Cancer

11.18.2022 12:15 PM

Results of a clinical trial showed that the vaccine could prolong the life of cancer patients diagnosed with even the most aggressive glioblastoma. Check out this article to learn more details.

Is Floating Poop a Sign of Cancer? Scientists Reveal 3 Odd Symptoms of This Disease!

11.18.2022 10:10 AM

Read on to learn more about the most unexpected cancer symptoms that some professionals have disclosed.

Five Genetic Variants Can Possibly Be Linked to Myopia Risks With Long Years of Schooling, New Study Suggests

11.18.2022 06:29 AM

New Study Suggests Five Genetic Variants Can Possibly Be Linked to Myopia Risks With Long Years of Schooling. Know how this is possible, read more!

Bat Habitat, Behavior Spark Hendra Virus Risk [Study]

11.17.2022 20:10 PM

Read on to know how to prevent the risk of having the Hendra Virus worldwide., An increasing number of instances of a developing zoonotic illness in Australia are correlated with stressed, hungry bat populations, according to new study.

Medicine in Space: Can Low-Gravity Environment Speed Up Drug Development?

11.17.2022 11:23 AM

The absence of gravity in space creates novel prospects for the creation of drugs in the International Space Station. Read on to know the details.

Artificial Enzymes Programmed To Fight COVID-19 Virus Formed by Scientists Using Synthetic Biology

11.17.2022 00:37 AM

Biologists from Cambridge University develop an artificial enzyme that is programmed to fight COVID-19 virus. Learn more about this news here. Read now!

Global Population Reaches 8 Billion as Life Expectancy Increases Around the World

11.16.2022 08:00 AM

The United Nations celebrated the "Day of 8 Billion" as the world's population reaches 8 billion based on Worldometer's data. Learn its significance to the global community in this article.

Are Black Bones Real? Man Shares TikTok Video Saying His Wisdom Tooth Turned Out Black Due to Rare Disease

11.15.2022 10:00 AM

In a viral TikTok video, one user said that he had a rare black bone disease where all his bones are stained with black color. Know more about this rare disease here, read now!

What an Early Embryo Looks Like: Photos of Tissue Shows What Happens During the First 9 Weeks of Pregnancy

11.14.2022 10:47 AM

The CDC says most abortions took place between five to nine weeks when the embryo is still not formed. Find out what happens during early pregnancy and learn how an embryo forms.

Extremely Rare Neurological Condition Enables 23-Year-Old Man to Taste Names, Claiming Some Are Delicious

11.14.2022 09:45 AM

A 23-year-old man's rare neurological condition makes him experience the sensation of certain tastes, smells, or feelings in certain names. Check out his story in this article and find out how he can taste some names.

Nanotechnology Can Now Help Cancer Patients Cure Sickness By Sending 'Eat Me' Signals!

11.11.2022 19:24 PM

Read on to know how nanotechnology would send “eat me” signals to cancer cells. Using nanotechnology, researchers have created a platform that can alter how the immune system perceives solid tumor cells, making them more susceptible to immunotherapy.

Electrical Stimulation on a Specific Group of Neurons Restored Ability To Walk in Paralyzed Patients

11.11.2022 09:19 AM

Swiss researchers identified the neurons that promoted recovery of nine people with lower body paralysis after a nerve stimulation breakthrough. Tap the article to learn more about this experiment.

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