MEDICINE & HEALTH

3D Printed Ear From Human Cells Transplanted on Female Patient

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.03.2022 10:00 AM

A clinical trial found a better way to reconstruct the ears of mictoria patients without any invasive methods. Read more about the successful procedure and what it offers to the future of surgical studies.

Can Monkeypox Virus Transmit to Pets? Experts Say Rodents Most At Risk

06.03.2022 08:00 AM

Could house pets get monkeypox? Read more about what experts say and recommended guidelines when a pet owner catches the virus.

Melatonin Poisoning In Children Increased 6 Times From Previous Decade, Study Says

06.03.2022 00:34 AM

New research highlights the rise in melatonin poisoning in children, including a big jump during the pandemic. Continue reading to find out more.

Playing Drums Could Help Beat Autism by Improving Impulse Control and Other Skills, Study Reveals

06.02.2022 09:26 AM

New research claims playing drums could help teens with autism. Find out how beating a percussion instrument improves their socialization skills, impulse control, and focus.

School Shooting Effects on Children: Medical Experts Explain Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Occurring in Students After Violent Incident

06.02.2022 07:30 AM

The recent shooting incident at an elementary school in Texas caused students to experience PTSD following the violent incident. Read and learn more about it.

Monkeypox Virus Could Be Spreading Under the Radar, World Health Organization Says

06.02.2022 05:03 AM

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said that around 30 non-endemic countries confirm more than 550 monkeypox cases. Read on to learn more details.

Pancreatic Cancer: High-Fat Diet, Unregulated Athletic Performance Enhancers Activate Receptor for Pre-Cancerous Pancreas Lesions

06.02.2022 00:09 AM

The rapid progression of pre-cancerous pancreatic lesions into pancreatic cancer in mice shows how diet could affect health. Read on to learn how a high-fat diet and substances touted as athletic performance enhancers could trigger it.

Will Carbohydrates Help Pregnant Women Control Type 1 Diabetes? Here's What Studies Show!

06.01.2022 22:50 PM

Taking carbohydrates could help pregnant women with type 1 diabetes control their insulin levels. Read on to know the details.

Damaged Liver Repaired by Keeping Organ Alive Outside Human Body for 3 Days Before Transplant

06.01.2022 10:30 AM

A Swiss medical team kept a liver alive outside a human body for three days before being transplanted. Find out more about the technology the team used.

West Nile Virus Kills American Crow in Sacramento; What Happens If WNV Hits Humans?

06.01.2022 05:25 AM

The first case of the West Nile Virus has been reported in Sacramento after a dead American crow was recovered. Read on to know what to do if you are affected by the said virus.

Unequal Distribution of Medicine Like Molnupiravir Could Drive A Black Market for COVID-19 Antiviral Drug [Study]

06.01.2022 03:24 AM

There is an unequal distribution of COVID-19 antiviral drug molnupiravir and some are concerned that it might drive a black market for the said medicine. Read on to know why.

Human Liver Cell Remains Under 3 Years Old Regardless of a Person's Age, Study Reveals

05.31.2022 23:49 PM

The liver cell has a unique capacity for regenerating itself after damage and researchers want to find a way of assessing its age. Read on to know the details.

Martha, the Gorilla Mom: Did She Really Die Because of COVID-19 Vaccine?

05.31.2022 11:41 AM

The death of Martha, the gorilla has been debated online. Did she die because of the COVID-19 Vaccine? Read more about this claim from pandemic truthers.

Are We Ready to Eat Bolognese Made from Edible Insects? Scientists Reveal Crickets and Mealworms Health Benefits

05.31.2022 08:53 AM

Scientists are planning to feed children with bugs like mealworms and house crickets. What nutrition can we get from these edible insects? Read to find out.

Severe Asthma Patients Often Unresponsive to Conventional Treatments, Scientists Investigate Why

05.31.2022 06:10 AM

Patients with severe asthma frequently respond poorly to conventional treatments and scientists find the reason for the unresponsiveness. Read to learn more.

264 265 266 267 268 269 270 271 272

Most Popular

Top 10 Mind-Blowing Black Hole Facts That Will Change How You See the Universe

3I/ATLAS Update: Space Debris Crisis? Astronauts 'Stranded' As Comet Baffles NASA

Can Stress Make You Sick? Understanding Chronic Stress Symptoms, Effects, and the Link to Illness

Gene Editing Medicine and Personalized Medicine: Breakthroughs Driving Health Innovation Gene Therapy to Transform Care

Why Do My Joints Hurt? Early Arthritis Symptoms and Joint Pain Causes You Shouldn't Ignore