MEDICINE & HEALTH

Can Babies Die From Parechovirus? Here's What New Parents Should Know About This Infectious Virus

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.19.2022 22:24 PM

CDC recently released a health advisory about the parechovirus circulating among newborns and infants in the US. Find out how this virus infects babies and what new parents can do about it.

Evolution Theory: Mutated CD33 Receptor Found in Homo Sapiens Influenced by Gonorrhea

07.19.2022 10:30 AM

Researchers found a set of human gene mutations that were responsible for protecting older people against dementia and cognitive decline. Continue reading to know more about the evolutionary theory of the mutation.

First 5 Hours of Birth Reveals Babies' Ability to Differentiate Between Language Sounds

07.19.2022 09:00 AM

In new research, babies are found to have the ability to differentiate between language sounds, specifically vowels even just hours from birth. Read to know more.

Many Insomnia Pills Not Safe for Prolonged Use With Some Lacking Clinical Effectiveness

07.19.2022 08:30 AM

Insomnia can persist long and often require drug treatment and therapy. Read on to find out which drugs are more effective on treating insomnia according to Oxford researchers.

World Health Organization Works With Officials From Ghana Amid Marburg Virus Disease Outbreak in the Country Similar to Ebola

07.19.2022 03:15 AM

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently confirmed two deaths in Ghana due to the Marburg virus disease outbreak in the country. Read the article to know more about the virus that is reportedly like Ebola.

Europe Experiencing New Surge of COVID-19, ECDC Says; Does Current Vaccine Still Guarantee Protection?

07.19.2022 00:07 AM

There is no assurance that the present vaccine will be as effective against new strains of COVID in Europe. Continue reading to know what ECDC said about the COVID-19 cases.

Tanzania Disease Outbreak: Mysterious Nosebleed Turned Out to Be the Most Widespread Zoonosis Leptospirosis or Rat-Bite Fever

07.18.2022 23:32 PM

The mysterious nosebleed disease outbreak in Tanzania was reportedly leptospirosis or rat fever. Continue reading to know more about the zoonotic disease.

Nighttime Lights May Prolong Allergies and Researchers Explain How

07.18.2022 11:30 AM

Researchers show how night pollution may prolong allergies in people. How do nighttime lights contribute to longer periods of allergies? Read to find out.

Bacteria-Based Microrobots Developed to Help Battle Cancer

07.18.2022 09:30 AM

Researchers have combined biology with robotics to make microrobots, a potential treatment for cancer. Read to know more about this new development in nanotech.

4 Easy Dumbbell Workouts That Help Build Muscle Strength, According to Experts

07.18.2022 07:00 AM

Exercise does not need to be expensive; having a few dumbbells are a great way to get started while reaping the benefits. Read on to find out easy dumbbell full-body workouts that can improve your health.

Blood Study of Hibernating Black Bears Reveals They Can Lie Still for 7 Months Inside Their Shelters Even Without Eating, Drinking

07.18.2022 06:05 AM

Hibernating black bears’ blood revealed that these creatures can survive lying still for five to seven months without eating and drinking. Read to know more.

Hearing Insults Are Like Verbal Slaps to the Face; New Research Explores Link Between Language and Emotion

07.18.2022 05:47 AM

Researchers compared repeated insults with repeated positive evaluations to study the unique interaction between emotion and language. Read the article to know more details.

Two Cases of Marburg Virus Confirmed in Ghana, 98 Suspected Contact Cases Currently in Quarantine

07.18.2022 02:54 AM

The World Health Organization (WHO) confirms the first two cases of the highly infectious Marburg virus in Ghana. Read the article to learn more about this story.

Nordic Walking Is Superior to Other Kinds of Exercise in Improving Heart Health, Long-Term Functional Capacity, Study Says

07.18.2022 01:25 AM

Researchers identified Nordic walking as a better way to walk for improving functional capacity compared to standard cardiovascular rehabilitation exercises. Read the article to learn more about this.

New York City Opens Pop-up Mass Vaccination Sites to Provide Monkeypox Vaccine to Residents

07.17.2022 23:28 PM

New York City opened three pop-up clinics on Sunday for monkeypox mass vaccination. Continue reading to know more about the appointment set up to get a vaccine in the Big Apple.

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