MEDICINE & HEALTH

Human Testing of Cancer-Killing Viral Drug Yielded Promising Results in Phase 1 Clinical Trials

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.24.2022 08:30 AM

The first phase of clinical trials over an anticancer solution showed efficacy when administered to human subjects. Read more about the experiments of the new cancer solution and how it works.

Chemical Compound in Sea Corals Show Potential for Effective Drugs Against Diseases Including Cancer

05.24.2022 08:00 AM

Research shows that chemical compounds in sea corals show promise for treating certain diseases like cancer. Find out how effective the anti-cancer chemical is.

Dysgeusia a Common Side Effect Among Recipients of Coronavirus Antiviral Drug Paxlovid From Pfizer [REPORT]

05.24.2022 06:18 AM

Dysgeusia is a common symptom of COVID-19 and a side effect of the medicine Paxlovid, a coronavirus antiviral drug from Pfizer. Read on to know the details.

Long COVID in Seniors: Symptoms Older Adults Experience After Infection Are More Than Just ‘Part of Aging’

05.24.2022 06:00 AM

Long COVID in seniors is an experience beyond just aging. Experts say the symptoms older adults experience may last up to 18 months. Learn more about it here.

Top 3 Ways to Lose Weight with Exercise and Stay Healthy

05.23.2022 09:00 AM

Exercise is a great way to maintain your body and stay healthy. Read on to find out what kind of workouts are best for losing weight and burning calories while decreasing the risks of diseases.

Why Do You Need to Shed a Tear Even if You Don't Feel Crying Or Sad?

05.23.2022 06:13 AM

People usually shed some tears because they are very sad or in pain, but you need tears regardless of how you feel. Continue reading to know the importance of tears.

Eating Ascidians or Sea Squirts Could Reverse Signs of Aging, Stop Cognitive Decline [Study]

05.23.2022 03:20 AM

Researchers found that sea squirts can reverse the signs of aging. Read on to learn what's in ascidians that make them the potential "fountain of youth."

Sexual Transmission of Monkeypox Blamed for Its Global Spread, WHO Official Reveals

05.22.2022 23:15 PM

The World Health Organization (WHO) expects more cases of monkeypox as the number of suspected cases increases. Read on to learn more.

Monkeypox Outbreak Origin Could Be Superspreader Events Like Sauna Party, Fetish Festival Countries Like US, Spain, Belgium

05.22.2022 00:16 AM

Superspreader events have been reported to have caused the monkeypox outbreak in some countries. Find out which countries are reported with the endemic.

What Is Urinary Bladder Cancer? Scientific Advancements in Medicine, Diagnoses, and Management Discussed

05.20.2022 23:08 PM

Urinary bladder cancer is the fourth most common cancer among men. Read the article to know the recent advances related to its diagnoses and management.

RSV Responsible for 100,000 Global Pediatric Deaths in 2019, Study Confirms

05.20.2022 10:30 AM

Scholars from Nanjing Medical University confirmed that RSV took lives of approximately 100,000 kids around the world back in 2019. Read more about the disease and how it influences the global rate of pediatric hospitalization.

Mask Innovation Challenge Aims to Find Face Covering With Unique Design, Better Fit, High Filtration Efficacy

05.20.2022 10:00 AM

The ‘Mask Innovation Challenge aims to promote an enhanced face covering for better protection against COVID-19. Know more about the competition here.

Neonatal Brain Injuries Found Treatable Through Pre-Clinical Gene-Targeting Approach

05.20.2022 08:30 AM

Experts developed a pre-clinical approach that could save newborn infants from oxidative stress-induced neonatal brain injuries. Learn more about how the procedure works.

Long-Term Use of Medications Against Blood Pressure May Increase Risk of Breast Cancer

05.20.2022 03:00 AM

Researchers have warned that long-term use of blood pressure drugs may increase the risk of breast cancer. Read and learn more about the link between the two.

Cortisol Stress Hormones Reduced in Women Who Hug Partners Prior to Stressful Social Events

05.20.2022 02:35 AM

A new neuroscience study shows that hugs benefit women prior to stressful events. Read more about how the activity works and advantages it offers during socialization.

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