MEDICINE & HEALTH

Tiny Sensor Can Obtain Information About What's Spreading in the Body to Alleviate Bipolar, Depression Symptoms

TECH & INNOVATION 08.23.2022 07:00 AM

Researchers devised a tiny sensor that can help alleviate depression and bipolar symptoms. What other benefits can this new invention offer? Read to find out.

Moderate and Intensive Exercises Provides Protection Against COVID-19 [STUDY]

08.23.2022 06:30 AM

Research findings show that people who included physical activity in their daily routine lower the risk of COVID-19. Continue reading to know more about the study.

Watching TV Increases Dementia Risk by 20% But Using Computers May Protect the Brain Against It

08.23.2022 06:00 AM

Researchers analyzed almost 150,000 people in the UK and found that a sedentary lifestyle increases the chances of having dementia, although not all behavior poses equal risk Read the article to know more.

Arrow of Time and Its Long-Time Mystery Unlocked in New Research

08.23.2022 04:10 AM

Researchers are helping in the unraveling of a mystery involving the arrow of time through a recently published study. Read to know more about it.

Scientists Say Neisseriaceae Bacteria Evolves to Survive in the Oral Cavity

08.23.2022 03:38 AM

Scientists found out that the bacteria under the Neisseriaceae family evolved to survive in the oral cavity. Continue reading to understand the significance of the study.

Mother Warns Parents of a Rare Fatal Cancer After Baby Develops Bizarre Symptom

08.23.2022 03:15 AM

A mother from the UK urges parents to trust their instincts after seeing a tiny change in her son's eye that turned out to be fatal cancer. Read the article to know more details about this story.

Phase 2 Lupus Pill Clinical Trial Contains Compound that Reverse Organ Damage in Mice

08.22.2022 21:40 PM

Scientists say that a pill that can cure lupus can also reverse signs of organ damage. Continue reading to know more about the new medication.

Brain-Eating Amoeba Kills Child Swimming in Nebraska River, CDC Says

08.22.2022 20:39 PM

Read on to know how a brain-eating-amoeba killed a child after swimming in Nebraska River. Federal health officials verified last week that a Nebraska child who had recently swam in a river close to Omaha in Nebraska died from a rare ailment brought on by a brain-eating amoeba.

Day-of-Injury Blood Tests May Predict Survival Rate of Traumatic Brain Injury Patients [STUDY]

08.22.2022 08:30 AM

Researchers say that people who receive blood test on the same day of traumatic injury has a better chance to survive. To know more about the new study, continue reading this post.

Why High-Intensity Exercise Is Not Good? Intense Physical Activity Can Damage Arteries That Supply Blood, Oxygen and Nutrition to the Heart [Study]

08.22.2022 01:08 AM

A new study confirms that long-term high-intensity exercise promotes vascular injury, compared to moderate physical activity. Read the article to learn more.

Corneal Transplantation: Bioengineered Cornea From Pig Skin Restores Sight of 20 Blind, Visually Impaired Individuals [Study]

08.21.2022 23:25 PM

Researchers designed a new, widely affordable artificial cornea from pig skin to help keratoconus patients. Read the article to know more about it.

Two-Way Sensor Doubling as ‘Chip-Less’ E-Skin Developed to Analyze Sweat Metrics, Heartbeat, Ultraviolet Exposure

08.20.2022 23:30 PM

The ‘Chip-less’ e-skin can be used for analyzing sweat metrics, heartbeat, and even exposure to ultraviolet radiation. Read to know more about this technology.

Stem Cell a Potential Medicine Against Mycobacterium for Those With Immunodeficiency [Study]

08.19.2022 23:41 PM

The stem cell-derived macrophages will be used to test new effective treatments for people with immunodeficiency. Read the article to know more about these bioengineered immune cells can help fight mycobacterium.

Why It’s Harder for Brain to Work When You’re Tired

08.19.2022 23:16 PM

Scientists explained in a study why people experience cognitive fatigue. To know more about, read the post and learn how to take care of your brain.

Why Writing on Paper Gives More Ethical Decision Than Doing It On a Digital Device?

08.19.2022 22:46 PM

Researchers reveal that a person who writes on paper when making a decision will likely have a virtuous decision than when they do it on a digital device. To know more about the study, check out this post.

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