MEDICINE & HEALTH

Whole Milk Earns Bad Rep as Study Links It With Cognitive Decline

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.29.2022 11:00 AM

Milk is a staple for many and is a difficult product to avoid. Read on to find out which type of milk entails increased risks of cognitive decline and what you can do about it.

Bubbles and Ultrasound: Novel Technique Kills Cancer Cells

06.29.2022 10:00 AM

Cancers have been very difficult for experts to remove completely because of their natural resistance to therapies and elusiveness from the immune system. Read on to find out how gas-filled microbubbles and ultrasound allow researchers to remove 80% of tumor cells.

Next COVID-19 Variant May Be Determined By New AI Tool

06.29.2022 08:30 AM

Scientists developed a new artificial intelligence tool that could tell what may the next coronavirus variant be. Read to know more about the PyR0 model.

Coffee and Tea: Is It Healthy? Can It Reduce Stroke Risks?

06.29.2022 08:00 AM

Drinking coffee or tea in the morning is one way that millions of people across the globe do to start their day. Read on to find out whether drinking coffee, tea, or a combination of both is healthy and how it reduces stroke risks.

Parents Raise Concerns About Lyme Disease After Ticks Were Spotted in a Local Park in Lancashire

06.29.2022 06:49 AM

Bloodsucking parasites was spotted in a children's park and parents are concerned it may cause an incurable disease. Continue reading to know more.

Neurocognition Associated With Handgrip Strength; Reduced HGS Could Mean Higher Dementia Risk Among Older Adults

06.28.2022 23:51 PM

The new research adds to evidence that handgrip strength is correlated to one's neurocognition. Read the article to learn more.

Increasing Sports Resources Does Not Increase Residents' Physical Activity and Won’t Solve All Public Health Challenges, University of Eastern Finland Says

06.28.2022 23:26 PM

A new study at the University of Eastern Finland didn't find any correlation between the municipalities' resource allocation and residents' physical activity. Read more to know what's more important to address the public health challenge.

Summer and Miscarriage Link: 30% of Pregnancies End in Loss During Hot Season

06.28.2022 08:00 AM

A study shows the link between the summer weeks and pregnancy loss. Read and find out more about the risks of miscarriage pregnant women are facing.

New Microbiology Research Provides Evidence Virus Plays a Role in Evolution of Asgard Archaeans

06.27.2022 23:28 PM

Virus plays a crucial role in the development of Asgar archaeans or sophisticated living forms like humans. Continue reading to see the evidence presented in this new microbiology research study.

Chemically Modified Rocaglates Has Stronger Antiviral Effects That Inhibits Viral Replication of Hepatitis E Virus

06.27.2022 22:58 PM

In the search for a drug against the Hepatitis E virus, researchers found that chemically modified rocaglates are effective in inhibiting viral replication. Read the article to learn more.

Evidence of Learning and Memory in Human Brain During Sleep Observed for the First Time

06.27.2022 09:00 AM

Scientists saw how memory and learning work during sleep for the first time. Read more about how our brains replay information as we sleep and what the findings mean to the future of solutions for neurological problems.

Breast Cancer Metastasis Accelerates as Patients Sleep at Night [STUDY]

06.27.2022 08:00 AM

Experts discovered the reason why tumor cells in breast cancer patients spread faster at night than in day time. Read more about why the phenomenon occurs.

Dyslexia: Gift or Disorder? Steve Jobs, Stephen Hawking, Other Great Minds Have It

06.27.2022 03:16 AM

Dyslexia is defined as a learning disorder but one study suggests it may also be an advantage for successful prominent people. Find out who these people are.

Travel Therapy: Multidisciplinary Paper Discusses Benefits of Tourism to Dementia, Mental Health and Overall Well-Being

06.27.2022 01:25 AM

A multidisciplinary study from experts in tourism, public health, and marketing investigated how travel therapy could work as an intervention for dementia. Read the article to know how tourism benefits mental health and overall well-being.

330 Monkeypox Cases Confirmed in France, Almost 70% Are From Île-de-France

06.26.2022 23:22 PM

The number of monkeypox cases worldwide is continuously rising, especially in Europe where France recently confirmed 330 cases and most were from Île-de-France. Continue reading for full details.

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