MEDICINE & HEALTH

Zookeeper Escapes Death From Crocodile Attack; Handler Was Bitten by the 16-Foot Beast He Has Been Taking Care of for 30 Years

MEDICINE & HEALTH 09.21.2022 07:00 AM

A Crocodile handler miraculously escaped death after a 16-foot crocodile launched an attack on him in front of terrified tourists. Read to know more about it.

Lobsters and Their Longevity: How Are They Linked to Human Lifespan?

09.21.2022 04:19 AM

Lobsters throw throughout their distinctively long lives. How is it linked to the lifespan of humans? Read to know the association between humans and lobsters.

Face Mask with Sensor Can Detect COVID-19 and Flu in 10 Minutes

09.21.2022 03:09 AM

Researchers from China developed a new face mask that can detect the virus in 10 minutes. Keep on reading to get in-depth information about the new mask.

Cancer Therapy Puts Severe Lupus Patients into Remission After Three Months of Treatment

09.20.2022 22:59 PM

Lupus is an autoimmune disease with no known cure, and treatments do not work for many patients. Find out in this article how cancer therapy helped patients achieve remission.

STD Experts Say US Faces Out of Control Syphilis and Gonorrhea Crisis 

09.20.2022 21:33 PM

Is there really an STD Crisis in the US right now? Read on to see how prevalent the situations are and what we can do to address them.

AI Used in Identifying Genomic Tradeoffs in Mutation Brought About Human Evolution

09.20.2022 09:00 AM

Scientists are using artificial intelligence (AI) to study the human genome to determine which mutations were favored and which were only hitchhikers. Read the article to learn more.

Smartphone Camera, Flash May Help Detect Blood Oxygen Saturation Levels; Enable Patients to Keep an Eye on COVID-19 Symptoms, Too

09.20.2022 06:30 AM

Researchers delivered a controlled mixture of oxygen and nitrogen to bring artificially their blood oxygen levels down using a smartphone. Read to know more.

COVID-19 Pandemic Is Over, US President Joe Biden Says; How Ready Are We to Live a Normal Life?

09.19.2022 23:13 PM

Given how certain President Joe Biden declared the pandemic over, the question now is “how over is the pandemic?” Read to find out how ready we are for the new normal.

Novel Catheter Shows Promising Results for Pulmonary Embolism by Reducing Artery Obstruction to Improve Heart Function

09.19.2022 23:03 PM

Evidence for the catheter's performance comes from the data collected in an NIH-sponsored clinical study designed to evaluate its safety and efficacy as a new therapy for pulmonary embolism. Read the article to learn more.

New Treatment Marks Cancer Cells As Target For Immunotherapy [Study]

09.19.2022 08:30 AM

Scientists formulate a new treatment in turning cancer cells into a target for the human immune system. How promising is this new treatment, read here to know more!

Doctors Removed 55 Batteries From a Woman's Stomach: How Harmful Does Ingesting These Things Could Be?

09.19.2022 03:49 AM

A 66-year-old woman was treated at the hospital after ingesting 55 AA and AAA batteries in a deliberate attempt of self-harm. Read the article for the full story.

University of Bristol Researchers Develop 'Living' Artificial Cells by Collecting Bacterial Parts [Study]

09.19.2022 03:15 AM

The University of Bristol developed a living synthetic cell from bacteria parts. Read on to know more about the newly crafted artificial cells.

Post-COVID Anosmia: How Effective Are These 2 New Treatments in Tablet, Nasal Spray Forms Presented in Cochrane Review?

09.19.2022 00:24 AM

A study concluded there is not yet enough strong evidence for particular treatments to treat post-COVID anosmia to regard them as effective. Read to know more.

Percutaneous Vs. Surgical Repair: Post-MI Ventricular Septal Defect Repair Strategies in Real-World Practice Compared

09.18.2022 23:37 PM

The first registry study compares percutaneous versus surgical repair of post-myocardial infarction ventricular septal defect (VSD). Read the article to learn more.

Researchers From the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Discovers More Women Are Excluded in Autistic Spectrum Disorders Studies

09.18.2022 22:57 PM

Researchers from MIT said that the earlier studies on autism only included a large percentage of male subjects in their studies. Continue reading to know the full details.

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