MEDICINE & HEALTH

What Makes Green Potatoes Poisonous? 78 Kids in 1979 Experienced Convulsion, Comatose

MEDICINE & HEALTH 04.14.2022 13:52 PM

In 1979, 78 kids fell ill simultaneously after being poisoned by green potatoes. Learn more about the crops’ toxicity and what’s making them poisonous.

Blood Biomarkers Linked to a Range of Mental Health Disorders

04.14.2022 08:30 AM

A recent study has been able to determine a genetic correlation between mental illness and blood biomarkers. Read on to find out how biomarkers measured in routine blood tests could indicate risks in mental health disorders.

How Dangerous is Holding in A Fart? Experts Explain the Possible Consequences of Taking a Pass in Passing Gas

04.14.2022 06:00 AM

Although there are moments when passing gas is inappropriate, holding in a fart could be harmful. Read the article to know why.

4 Surprising Memory Hacks to Help You Remember Things

04.14.2022 05:00 AM

Remembering things is a common problem for many people so a bestselling author shares tips for solving this issue. Find out more about these tips here.

Is Eating 2 Bananas a Day Bad for You?

04.14.2022 04:00 AM

Bananas are rich in potassium, fiber, and vitamins that can be good for a person's health. Find out how eating two bananas a day could affect the body.

Tiktok Brain Explained: Endless Dopamine Rush From Short Videos Get Kids Hooked

04.14.2022 03:00 AM

Young viewers are getting hooked on viewing short videos on Tiktok that experts compare to making kids live in a candy store. Find out what experts say about this.

How to Lower Blood Pressure: 6 Lifestyle Changes to Effectively Avoid Hypertension Naturally

04.14.2022 00:30 AM

Lifestyle plays an important role in maintaining a healthy blood pressure level. Read some tips to prevent high blood pressure and reduce the risk of heart disease.

Orphaned, Emaciated Mountain Lion Cub Named ‘Rose’ Is Only 8 Pounds; Will It Recover While Undergoing Treatment?

04.13.2022 11:03 AM

A mountain lion cub was saved and is now being treated at the Oakland Zoo. Know the current status of this animal’s condition, and if he will survive.

Damaged Salivary Glands Could be Restored Using Newly Identified Cell Type

04.13.2022 04:58 AM

A new study reveals the discovery of a newly identified cell type to restore damaged salivary glands. Learn about ‘ionocyte’ as a contributor to the disease.

Yale Scientists Uncovers Protein Closely Linked to Cancer as Key Regulator of Body Weight

04.13.2022 03:53 AM

Understanding the protein that regulates body weight could lead to the development of new treatments for metabolic disorders. Read the article to learn more.

Donating Blood Seen to Lessen Forever Chemicals in the Body

04.12.2022 12:14 PM

'Forever chemicals' affect the health of many people, especially those who are in the firefighting community. Learn more about what these chemicals do and how to decrease their levels in the human body.

COVID-19 Irreversible Effect: Your Brain May Be Impaired After Even the Mildest Forms of the Virus

04.12.2022 08:00 AM

As a COVID-19 effect, a person’s brain may be damaged, after even the mildest forms of infection. Learn more about the so-called ‘brain fog’ after infection.

Targeting This Brain Circuit Can Boost the Skills of Children Struggling With Math, Study Claims

04.12.2022 05:58 AM

The development of mathematical skills in children relies on number sense in early childhood. Find out which brain circuit to target to boost math abilities.

Russia Allegedly Uses Chemical Weapons Leaving Ukrainian Troops With Respiratory Failure, Breathing Issues

04.11.2022 23:27 PM

An unidentified agent has been dropped on the city of Mariupol from a Russian drone causing respiratory failure to soldiers. Read more to know the details.

Vaccine Hesitancy Linked to Vital Childhood Details Possibly From Abuse, Neglect of Parents

04.11.2022 08:30 AM

Vaccine resistance in adults has been observed to be linked to key childhood details in participants from a long-running cohort. Read on to find out a negative living situation during a person's early-life influences their perception of medical details especially vaccines.

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