MEDICINE & HEALTH

MIT, Harvard Researchers Looking Forward to Making A Pill Packed With the Benefits of Exercise

MEDICINE & HEALTH 10.06.2022 11:00 AM

Researchers mapped out the cells, genes, and cellular pathways that are affected by exercise and hope their findings will lead to a pill that mimics some of the benefits of exercise. Read the article to learn more.

Insufficient Controlling Devices May Direct To Major Zoonotic Diseases of Animals, Recent Study Claims

10.06.2022 05:33 AM

Lack of disease management tools can cause major health problems to animals according to a study. Know the effects of this scarcity here. Read now!

Crohn’s Disease Is Triggered by Norovirus; New Study Investigates Link Between the 2 Illnesses

10.06.2022 04:07 AM

Norovirus is one of many viruses and microbes believed to stimulate disease onset in Crohn’s patients although the field wonders why. Read to learn more.

Gene Editing Technology Crispr May Cure HIV By Restoring Cell to Near Normal State

10.06.2022 02:29 AM

An update on the Crispr experiment on treating HIV is now available. Get to know more about it by reading this post.

Early Dementia Diagnosis Increases Suicidal Tendency by Almost Seven Times [STUDY]

10.05.2022 21:59 PM

A new study revealed that early dementia leads to a higher risk of suicide. Read on for more in-depth details.

What's the Science Behind Deja Vu? Scientists Might Be Closer to Answering This Mysterious Phenomenon

10.05.2022 08:30 AM

Scientists investigate a near-century-old hypothesis to explain the science behind the phenomenon of deja vu, which means "already seen" in French. Read the article to learn more.

Cardiovascular Disease And Death Can Foresee Using AI-operated Imaging of Eyes' Veins and Arteries [A Study]

10.05.2022 08:00 AM

A new study suggests AI technology to detect cardiovascular disease by scanning the eyes' arteries and veins. Learn more about this study here, read now!

Dealing With Osteoporosis: 5 Drinks You Should Avoid To Improve Bone Health

10.05.2022 07:30 AM

Osteoporosis, a disease that makes the bones weaker and possibly break affects 10 million Americans. Read to know the ways to reduce the risk of the condition.

Multi-Organ Chip Developed To Detect Interaction Between Nanoparticles and Lung Cells; This New Nanotechnology May Affect the Liver [Study]

10.05.2022 05:00 AM

The integrated multi-organ chip of the Nanocube set up in a laboratory detects interaction between nanoparticles and lung cells. Read to know more about this.

HIV Prevention: Researchers Suggest Identifying Antibodies and Human Genes as New Strategy for Making Effective Vaccine Against the Disease

10.04.2022 23:45 PM

Researchers suggest that initial steps in a vaccine approach aim to prompt the development of antibodies. Read to know more about this strategy.

Video Games Developed To Help Aging Adults Deal with Short-Term Memory for Faces

10.04.2022 09:40 AM

Video games, as a form of experiential medicine, exhibited benefits on cognitive processes like short- and long-term memory, and attention. Read to know more.

Dark Circles Under the Eyes Could Be a Sign of Some Underlying Conditions, Expert Reveals

10.04.2022 09:00 AM

When do dark circles under the eyes not due to lack of sleep? Find out the several causes that many people may not be aware of, such as an underlying health condition.

2022 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Awarded to Scientist Who Discovered the Secret of Neanderthal DNA

10.04.2022 01:45 AM

Svante Pääbo won the 2022 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his work on sequencing DNA of ancient humans, revealing surprising interbreeding among human species. Read the article to find out more.

Researchers Discover 50 New Parkinson's Disease Genes Through Genomics Approach

10.04.2022 00:59 AM

Through a multi-step approach, there were 50 Parkinson's disease risk genes yielded. This new discovery would help scientists to understand more about the disease. Read on to know how they come up with the result.

Stoptober Month-Long Campaign Encourages People To Quit Smoking; Here Are Some Tips To Stop This Habit

10.03.2022 23:09 PM

October marks the 11th anniversary of Stoptober, a month-long campaign of the National Health Service to empower people to give up smoking. Read the article to know some tips on how to quit this unhealthy habit.

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