MEDICINE & HEALTH

17th-Century Mummified Baby Likely Died Due to Lack of Sunlight Exposure, Virtual Autopsy Reveals

MEDICINE & HEALTH 10.26.2022 06:50 AM

Despite being a child from an aristocratic Austrian family, the mummified infant shows evidence that it died from lack of sunlight. Learn more about this story through this article.

Electronic Cigarettes May Cause Cardiac Electrical Dysfunction, New Study Claims

10.26.2022 02:24 AM

A study from the University of Louisiana suggests that cardiac disease can be derived from e-cigarettes' liquids. Get to know more about this study here. Read now!

Quitting Smoking Before the Age of 35 Reduces Risks of Premature Death. Study Suggests

10.26.2022 02:11 AM

Those who quit smoking before age 35 have a similar death risk as non-smokers while those older smokers who also stop will have a substantial reduction in the risk of cancer death. Read the article to find out more.

Regular Exercise Can Reverse Brain Damage and Reduce Anxiety

10.26.2022 01:39 AM

A number of studies showed that regular exercise can help fight mental illnesses. Continue reading to know which exercise works for you.

Aggressive Aedes Aegypti Mosquitoes Detected in a County in California: How Do These Insects Spread Germs?

10.25.2022 23:52 PM

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, which have the potential to transmit the Zika virus, chikungunya, and dengue, have been detected in Santa Clara County. Read the article to learn more of this story.

England Hopes To Become the First HIV-Free Country Before 2030 by Ending Regional Disparities in Medication

10.25.2022 08:35 AM

The National Health Service (NHS) in England is on course to become the first in the world to stop new HIV cases before 2030 as it offers new medicines against the infection. Read the article to learn more details.

Scientists Managed To Grow Hair Follicles Within Lab Premises, Outside the Body

10.25.2022 03:14 AM

A new study from Japan discovered the possibility of hair growth outside the human body. Know how this can aid hair loss and baldness in the future. Read now!

Eyeglasses With Specified Green Light Spectrum Filter Relieves Pain-Related Strains [Study]

10.25.2022 03:09 AM

A new study suggests that with the use of green glasses, Fibromyalgia patients can induce pain related anxiety. Know more about this news here. Read now!

Vitamin D Deficiency Linked to Premature Death as Shown in a Large Study

10.25.2022 02:44 AM

A large study with over 300,000 participants reveals that vitamin D deficiency increases mortality risk. Learn more and find out how to decrease the risk through this article.

Acute Gastroenteritis (AGE) Person-to-Person Transmission in Schools, Child Care Centers; How Can This Be Prevented?

10.24.2022 23:50 PM

Schools and childcare facilities have become the prime setting for acute gastroenteritis (AGE) outbreaks, causing absences and temporary closures. Read the article to find out more.

Dengue Patient Died After Receiving Fake Platelets Transfusion

10.24.2022 22:09 PM

A private hospital was allegedly accused of administering a "fake platelets" transfusion that killed a dengue patient. Read on for more details about this story.

Six Monkeypox-Related Deaths in the US Highlights the Ongoing Public Health Threat: Could the Country Eliminate the Virus?

10.24.2022 11:50 AM

Health departments in four US states announced monkeypox-related deaths, confirming six in total last week. Read the article to learn more about this story.

Minishocks in Plants Due to Thunderstorms Can Affect Hydroxyl Radicals, Altering Air Quality

10.24.2022 09:07 AM

New research reveals that plant-based sparks released radicals that may affect air quality. Continue reading to know more about the study.

6-Year-Old Girl Afflicted With Rare Disease Walks For the First Time After Successful Surgery; Here's What You Need To Understand About Incontinentia Pigmenti

10.24.2022 01:51 AM

A 6-year-old girl with a rare genetic illness from Greece walks after a successful surgery. Learn more about her disease here. Read now!

Dyslexia May Have a Genetic Link to Ambidexterity, Spelling Test Performance

10.24.2022 01:33 AM

New research shows that dyslexia may have a genetic link to ambidexterity and spelling performance. Continue reading to know more about this new study.

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