MEDICINE & HEALTH

4-Year-Old Penguin With 'Bumblefoot' Walks, Runs And Plays Again Using Orthopedic Shoes

TECH & INNOVATION 09.05.2022 19:06 PM

A 4-year-old penguin received orthopedic shoes that enabled it to walk, play, and run around the zoo again along with other penguins. Continue reading to know the full story.

Mothers Taking Vitamin D, Fish Oil While Pregnant Lessens Risk of Developing Croup in Babies

09.05.2022 09:30 AM

Researchers reveal how taking vitamin D and fish oil may help lessen the risk of developing croup in babies and young children. Read to know more about it.

Mobile App Can Detect COVID-19 Infection in People Through Their Voices Using AI

09.05.2022 08:10 AM

MyCOPD mobile app may help detect COVID-19 infection in people through their voices. What’s the role of AI in this detection method? Read to find out.

Four Minutes of Chit-Chat Could Reveal Key Aspects of One's Personality

09.05.2022 06:03 AM

Researchers had participants chat with strangers online for four minutes, revealing that even in a short period of small talk they made impressions that affected how they perceive other people. Read the article to learn more.

Sugary Controversy: Artificial Sweeteners Has Diverse Effects on Glucose Metabolism, Digestive Microbiome [Study]

09.05.2022 04:11 AM

Artificial sweeteners present some setbacks that many are not aware of. Read more to know why artificial sweeteners are not that healthy just like sugar.

Is the Viral Mouth Taping During Sleeping Trend Beneficial? Here's What the Experts Say

09.05.2022 00:20 AM

A new viral trend on social media claims that putting tape into the mouth can improve sleep quality. Continue reading to know more about this trend and what the experts say about it.

Blood Type and Stroke Risk: Meta-Analysis Found Link Between the 2 Factors in People Under 60 Years Old

09.04.2022 22:01 PM

A new meta-analysis includes genetic studies focusing on ischemic stroke in younger adults under age 60. Read the article to know how one's blood type is associated with the risk of early onset stroke.

Jellyfish’s Secret to Immortality Revealed Through Rare DNA

09.04.2022 01:30 AM

Read on to know if humans could replicate the immortal jellyfish. Scientists have spent the last several decades trying to uncover the mysteries of Turritopsis dohrnii, also known as the eternal jellyfish, in hopes that the key to immortality may be found inside its DNA.

Mexican Aquatic Salamander Axolotl Brain Regenerates After Injury

09.03.2022 00:52 AM

A new study about the Mexican Salamander Axolotl is published revealing that its brain can regenerate after it suffered from injury. To know more about it, continue reading.

Fat Tissue Talk to the Brain: Scientists Eavesdrop On Their Communication to Discover the Secret of Weight Loss

09.03.2022 00:39 AM

Scientists discovered sensory neurons that send messages between adipose tissue and the brain. Read the article to know more about how the brain is actively surveying fat cells.

Intestinal Parasites Are Picky With Their ‘Living Quarters’, Prefers Animals With Similar Guts

09.02.2022 11:40 AM

Research reveals intestinal parasites are choosy with their “living quarters.” They are found to be gathering in the same guts. Read to know more about it.

Mobile Phone Usage Maybe Linked to Wrinkles Appearance and Mental Health Problem

09.02.2022 05:00 AM

Blue light from mobile phones causes wrinkles and may lead to mental health problems. How could it be possible? Continue reading to learn more.

College Student Confused Hodgkin Lymphoma Cancer Symptom with Hangover

09.02.2022 02:26 AM

A college student thought she just experienced a hangover as she felt tired the next day after a night spent drinking. However, her doctor said that she had cancer. To understand the illness better, continue reading.

Mystery Pneumonia in Argentina Kills Three People, Hospitalized Six More

09.01.2022 23:43 PM

Nine people in Argentina have been inflicted with the mystery pneumonia of unknown origin, wherein eight of whom worked at the same clinic. Read the article to learn more.

Tall Women are More Prone to Develop Atrial Fibrillation Than Men [STUDY]

09.01.2022 23:35 PM

A new study showed that taller women have a higher risk to acquire atrial fibrillation than men. Continue reading to know more about these findings.

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