MEDICINE & HEALTH

Bariatric Surgery Not Just for Weight Loss But Can Also Significantly Reduce Obesity-Related Cancer and Premature Death [Study]

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.13.2022 07:50 AM

Bariatric surgery is the most effective and invasive treatment for patients with obesity to solve weight loss problems. However, it can also help patients with cancer, read this article for details.

Generations of Incest Turned This Family's Skin Into Blue; Are There Still Blue-Skinned Members From the Family?

06.13.2022 03:42 AM

The Fugate family from an isolated rural area in the US were regularly inbreeding with their relatives. Read the full story of the generations of incest in this family with a bizarre genetic condition.

Celebrities Warned About DNA Theft From Obsessed Fans as 'Genetic Paparazzi' Continue to Rise

06.13.2022 00:06 AM

Experts warn celebrities from their obsessed fans who might steal their DNA because it's now easier to do it, especially since genetic paparazzi have increased. Read the article to know more.

Victorian People Unwrap Egyptian Mummies for Post-Dinner Entertainment Believing It Can Treat Diseases

06.12.2022 08:40 AM

Victorian people used Egyptian mummies as medicine for certain illnesses. They were also used as post-dinner entertainment at parties. Read to know more.

3D Printing in Medicine: Bioprinting Will Be Available in a Decade, Probably Cheaper Than Costs Associated With Organ Failure

06.11.2022 00:18 AM

Scientists have been improving organ bioprinting technology to provide 3D-printed organs to patients needing transplants. Find out how 3D printing in medicine could change the lives of those waiting for organ transplants.

What Are the Pros and Cons of Working in the Medical Field?

06.10.2022 12:08 PM

However, despite the medical field coming with a lot of benefits, it also has its fair share of flaws. In this article, we'll be covering the pros and cons of the medical field.

Viral Food Sequencing Diet: Does It Work? or Is It Just a Diet Fad?

06.10.2022 11:00 AM

Food sequencing has become viral believing that eating food groups in a specific order would lower glucose spikes. Read on to find out the truth behind the viral diet fad and how carbs affect blood sugar levels.

First Avian Flu Cases in Southwest Confirmed, Leading to Deaths of 37 Million Commercial Farm Birds in Parts of US

06.10.2022 10:40 AM

The first cases of avian flu in the Southwest have been confirmed. This caused farms to kill millions of birds to avoid spread of the virus. Read to learn more.

Seeing Ghosts and Demons? Science Says It Might be Because of Your Brain

06.10.2022 10:20 AM

Whether you believe in the paranormal or not, it's no secret that some are adamant about experiencing them. Click on to find out why others see and experience paranormal phenomena while others don't.

COVID-19 Vaccine: US Administration Announces Possible Inoculation for 5-Year-Old Kids and Below This June

06.10.2022 09:00 AM

The White House announced children five years old and below may possibly get vaccinated this month. Read and find out when the kids’ inoculation is happening.

9th Rabies Case Confirmed in Atlantic County After a Groundhog Tested Positive; Public Reminded About Vaccination

06.10.2022 08:35 AM

The Atlantic County health officials confirmed the 9th case of rabies there after a groundhog tested positive for the virus. Read to know more about the disease.

Babies Tend to Punish Antisocial Behavior; Morality, Punishment Might Be Intrinsic and Not Learned

06.10.2022 07:51 AM

Japanese researchers found that babies could be a lot more judgmental of antisocial behavior than adults realize. Read on to learn how punishment could be innate to humans rather than a learned behavior.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Predicts 3D Structure of Rotavirus Spike Protein Giving New Insights on How It Infects Cells

06.09.2022 22:58 PM

Determining the structure of the spike protein of the rotavirus that causes severe diarrhea in adults is important in understanding how it infects cells. Read the article to know how artificial intelligence (AI) did it.

Mosquito Spit Molecule a Potential for Novel Vaccination Against Dengue, Yellow Fever, and Zika

06.09.2022 09:30 AM

Mosquito-borne diseases have long plagued the world but up until recently, experts were stunned as to why some mosquitoes carry viruses while others don't. Read on to find out more about a molecule in mosquito spit that increases the risks of virus infection.

AI Model Trained to Analyze Histopathology Images to Predict Postoperative Recurrence of Chron's Disease With High Accuracy

06.09.2022 08:25 AM

Scientists created a deep learning model that predicts postoperative recurrence of Chron's disease by assessing pictures using artificial intelligence (AI). Read on to learn more details.

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