MEDICINE & HEALTH

Newborn Screening: Police Links Baby’s DNA to Father’s Criminal Case Through Forensic Genealogy

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.16.2022 10:05 AM

A lawsuit alleges that state police sought a blood sample of a newborn from the health department to investigate the father’s link to a crime. Lead to know more.

Intestine Immune Cells Use Sugar As Source of Energy

08.16.2022 07:30 AM

Research shows white blood cells use sugar as a source of energy and have a faster metabolism than lymphocytes that circulate in the blood. Read to know more.

Novel Molecule Can Attack Hard-to-Kill Gram-Negative Bacteria

08.16.2022 07:10 AM

Researchers discovered a new molecule that can kill gram-negative bacteria. Continue reading to know more about the new study.

CDC Updates Monkeypox Guidelines After the First Human-to-Dog Transmission Case Reported in France

08.16.2022 03:15 AM

The first monkeypox human-to-dog transmission is another hurdle in the recent disease outbreak that led the US Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention to update their guidance. Check it out in this article.

Fox Kills Edinburgh Zoo’s Oldest Penguin After Breaking Into Animal Enclosure [LOOK]

08.15.2022 20:02 PM

Read on to know how the fox killed a 35-year-old penguin who broke into the penguin's home in Edinburgh Zoo.

Monkeypox Human-to-Dog Transmission: 1st Case in Pet Confirmed 12 Days After Owners Exhibit Onset of Symptoms

08.15.2022 07:15 AM

A family pet, an Italian greyhound tested positive for the Monkeypox virus 12 days after its owner started exhibiting symptoms. Read to know more about it.

Gaslighting in Medicine Field: Black Patients, Women More Prone to Experience This From Health Care Providers

08.15.2022 01:23 AM

Medical gaslighting has recently received attention from both the medical community and the general public. Being prepared for this situation is critical, as a misdiagnosis can lead to death. Here are some expert recommendations to protect yourself.

World Health Organization (WHO) Decides to Rename Monkeypox Genetic Clades to Avoid Stigmatization

08.14.2022 23:15 PM

The World Health Organization (WHO) is holding an open forum to rename two clades of monkeypox after critics raised concerns about racist connotations. Read the article to learn more.

Bacterial Infection and Wound Treatment: Researchers Discover a New Approach for Hard-to-Treat Cases

08.14.2022 03:30 AM

Researchers showed new understanding which could result in advancements in treating wounds and bacterial infections. Read to know more about it.

Several Cancer Victims Get New Two-Toned, Hairy Tongue Made From Leg

08.14.2022 02:38 AM

Read on to know what happens if experts get leg tissues to replace your tongue after having cancer. Several cancer survivors worldwide receive new tongues made from their legs.

Woman Loses Half of Bum Cheek Due to Rare Flesh-Eating Infection

08.13.2022 23:40 PM

Read on to know the signs and symptoms of necrotizing faciitis after this rare flesh-eating infection affected the woman's bum cheek.

Development of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Vaccine and Monoclonal Antibodies Underway

08.13.2022 01:13 AM

A new study describes various vaccine and antibody strategies for the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) that could help in preventing the disease in at-risk groups. Read the article to learn more.

Public Health Agency of Canada Tests Wastewater for Poliovirus, Encourages Parents to Get Kids Polio Vaccination Amid Re-Emergence

08.12.2022 22:41 PM

Canadian health officials are concerned that the pandemic has led children to miss routine immunizations, fueled vaccine hesitancy that leaves some vulnerable to polio that has infected a man in the US recently. Read the article to know more about this report.

Bioengineered Implant Made of Collagen Protein Taken from Skin Pig Successfully Restores Vision of People with Diseased Corneas

08.12.2022 08:30 AM

A bioengineered implant restored the vision of 20 individuals who have diseased corneas, most of whom were blind before getting the procedure. Read to know more.

Japanese Children Walk Differently Compare to Kids From Other Countries, Study Claims

08.12.2022 04:59 AM

The way children walk can tell a doctor about their health, but the transition from a toddler's tottering to a teen's strutting is not universal. Read the article to know how Japanese children walk differently than kids from other countries.

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