MEDICINE & HEALTH

Arkansas Confirms Its First Monkeypox Case; US to Roll Out Nearly 300,000 Vaccines to People Eligible for Vaccination

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.05.2022 23:33 PM

Monkeypox virus was detected for the first time in the state of Arkansas, health officials announced on Tuesday. Read the article to know the country's vaccination strategy.

Zebrafish Breakthrough: Largest Genetic Atlas a Milestone for Biomedical Research

07.05.2022 09:00 AM

Zebrafish are the second most used animal models for medical and life science research. Read on to find out how the largest genetic atlas of these small tropical fish revolutionizes biomedical research.

Food Intake and Dementia Risk Link Discovered in Epidemiological Studies and Clinical Trials

07.05.2022 08:30 AM

Researchers investigate the link between diet and the risk of developing dementia. How does technology play part in finding the link? Read to know more about it.

Male Cyclists Should Stand on the Pedals Every 10 Minutes to Avoid Erectile Dysfunction

07.05.2022 06:36 AM

Researchers say that it is critical for male cyclists to stand on the pedal to avoid crushing their private parts which may lead to numbness and erectile dysfunction. Read the article for more details.

Lyme Disease Causing Ticks at Highest Density in White Woods Pennsylvania [Report]

07.05.2022 05:03 AM

A university professor warned those visiting White Woods to exercise caution due to the high density of ticks in the area that could cause Lyme disease. Read more to know the details.

Independence Day: Fourth of July Fireworks Could Cause PTSD; Here’s How to Cope Up After Celebration

07.05.2022 04:00 AM

Many people consider the Fourth of July to be a major holiday, and to celebrate the independence day, they let off fireworks. Here are several reasons why the holiday may have an impact on certain people who suffer from PTSD.

Rare Connective Tissue Disease Causes a 37 Years Old Woman to Wear Nappies

07.05.2022 03:52 AM

A Rochdale resident has a rare genetic condition causing her to wear nappies. Read more to know what fibrodysplasia ossificans progressiva is.

Groundbreaking Cancer Vaccine Made From Patient's Tumor Produced Hopeful Clinical Trial Results

07.04.2022 22:55 PM

The personalized cancer vaccine uses similar technology to the COVID-19 vaccine of Oxford-AstraZeneca to train the immune system for cancer cells. Check out how promising the critical trial results are.

Deep Longevity and Harvard Medical School Collaborate to Study Digital Models of Human Psychology

07.04.2022 17:55 PM

Deep Longevity and Harvard Medical School collaborates to connect human psychology and artificial intelligence. Click to know more about the study.

New Approach for Antibody Detection That Does Not Need Blood Sample Developed; Will This Help Prevent the Spread of COVID-19?

07.04.2022 12:04 PM

Researchers developed an approach to detecting antibodies using nanoparticles. Ow helpful is this to the prevention of COVID-19 transmission? Read to know more.

Dentist Concerned Over Alarming Popularity of 'Turkey Teeth' Trend, What Is It?

07.04.2022 10:50 AM

Many young people are getting a popular dental procedure called "Turkey teeth." Learn more about what the trend is and why dentists are concerned about it.

Paralyzed Man Finally Feeds Himself Through a Pair of Robotic Arms Connected to His Brain for the First Time in 30 Years

07.04.2022 10:00 AM

A partially paralyzed fed himself for the first time in 30 years. This came after a pair of robotic arms were connected to his brain. Read to know more.

Woman With Rare Allergic Condition Almost Died After Laughing Too Much

07.04.2022 08:17 AM

A woman with an allergy to strong emotions could be killed by sweating, laughing, and being sad. Continue reading to know more about the rare condition called mast cell activation syndrome (MCAS).

Hearing Loss May Be One of the Signs of Cognitive Decline, Studies Claim

07.03.2022 23:36 PM

A new study warns that a type of hearing loss could indicate the onset of cognitive decline. Read the article to know what it is, why it happens, and what to do next.

UK Confirms Over 1,200 Monkeypox Cases; UKHSA Vaccination Strategy Offers Smallpox Vaccine to Fight Virus

07.02.2022 01:12 AM

The UK's health agency reminds the public to check for blisters and rashes before attending London Pride and other events as monkeypox cases continue to rise. Read the article for the full details and why UKHSA's vaccination strategy includes the smallpox vaccine.

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