MEDICINE & HEALTH

Trolling Behavior Linked to Subclinical Sadism, Cyber Aggression [STUDY]

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.10.2022 11:00 AM

Researchers say that trolls have subclinical sadism. Read to know more about why the relationship between the two is possible.

Mole Remover Users, Be Warned: There Are No Authorized Over-the-Counter Drugs to Solve It

08.10.2022 10:30 AM

The FDA recently announced it sent Amazon a warning letter stating that there are no authorized over-the-counter drugs for mole removal. Read to know more.

Langya Henipavirus: China Detects New Zoonotic Virus That Infected 35 People in 2 Provinces

08.09.2022 22:54 PM

Taiwan's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirms that the Langya Henipavirus has infected dozens in China. Read the article to know more details.

New Artificial Ionic Skin Developed for Long Service Electronic Life With the Ability to Self-Heal

08.09.2022 13:41 PM

An engineered ionic skin was developed, imitating the human skin with a “repairable structure” based on nanofibers. Read to know more about it.

‘Frozen Solid’ for 6 Hours Yet She Survived; What’s the Science Behind the Story of This Woman Who Survived the State of Hypothermia?

08.09.2022 11:20 AM

A woman survived being frozen for six hours. She was warmed by heating pads, and her body returned to a healthy state. Read to know the science behind her story.

Comb Jellies Brain Reveals the Evolution of Ancestral Nervous System

08.09.2022 09:00 AM

By studying the neurons of comb jellies and cnidarians, researchers uncover the evolution of neurons in the nervous system. Read on to learn more about neurons and the ancestral nervous systems of ancient animal lineages.

Brain Tumors, Other Hard-to-Treat Cancers May Finally be Treated with Postoperative Therapy for Glioblastoma Patients

08.09.2022 08:30 AM

Researchers have developed a strong immunity-boosting postoperative therapy that could transform the chances of patients with glioblastoma. Read to know more.

Mind After Midnight Hypothesis: Staying Awake Late at Night or Past Circadian Rhythm Causes Adverse Changes in the Brain

08.09.2022 07:40 AM

The mind should not be awake past midnight as it could negatively affect a person's impulse control, information processing, and reward processing. Read the article to learn more about the "Mind After Midnight" hypothesis.

More Men Have Higher Risk to Get Cancer Compared to Women, Here’s Why

08.09.2022 05:45 AM

The cause behind the increased cancer risks of men versus women has mainly been unknown to experts. Read on to learn how sex differences affects a person's incidence of cancer.

Pfizer and Valneva SE Are Working Together for the Third Phase Clinical Trial of Lyme Disease Vaccine

08.08.2022 22:51 PM

The clinical trial for the Lyme disease vaccine will include approximately 6,000 participants aged five and above from some regions in Europe and the US. Read the article to know how Pfizer and Valneva SE are pushing hard for this.

Jumbo Phages: How These Giant Viruses Help With the Fight Against Antibiotic Resistance

08.08.2022 10:20 AM

A research team took a closer look at some of the lesser examined jumbo phages infecting “Pseudomonas chlororaphis bacteria.” Read to know more.

Selfish Freeloading Bacteria Not Welcomed to Bacteria Colony, Study Says

08.08.2022 10:00 AM

Bacterial colonies work together to ensure the survival of all individuals. Read on to find out how the colony punishes selfish freeloading strains and how it affects the rest of the colony.

Links Between Nature and Human Well-Being Revealed in Review of Over 300 Articles on Cultural Ecosystem Services

08.08.2022 09:20 AM

Researchers identified over 220 distinctive pathways through which human interaction with nature favorably or adversely affects wellbeing. Read to know more.

Smartwatch Without the Watch: Bendable, Stretchable Chip Can Process Information Like the Human Brain

08.08.2022 08:20 AM

Researchers invented a Band-Aid-like device, a flexible, stretchable computing chip that processes information by emulating the human brain. Read to know more.

Why Do We Keep Wanting More? Science Says Its An Inherent Brain Bias

08.08.2022 08:00 AM

People always search for genuine long-term happiness, but researchers say we are biased to pursue more and sacrifice happiness. Read on to learn more about the mental bias of happiness, habituation, and comparison.

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