MEDICINE & HEALTH

Mosquitoes Use Color to Find Hosts Resulting in Diseases Including Dengue Fever

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.05.2022 22:40 PM

A new study led by the University of Washington researchers recently showed that common species of mosquitoes, following the detection of telltale gas humans breathe out, are flying towards specific colors.

COVID-19 Test Through Eye Examination? Innovative Approach May Help Determine If You’re Coronavirus Positive or Negative

02.05.2022 20:15 PM

Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer recently announced a hospital in Israel will begin to carry out an eye examination through the Tear Film Imager or TFI, to detect coronavirus infection.

Man Discovers Black Mold Growing in His Brain Causing Severe Headaches, Facial Paralysis, and Other Symptoms

02.04.2022 23:35 PM

The man describes the growing black mold in his brain as "two little dark circles of doom" due to the abscesses and severe symptoms it has caused him for the past four years.

Peanut Allergy Solution: Two New Effective Treatments That Significantly Increase Children's Quality of Life Discovered

02.04.2022 21:28 PM

A new study suggests two new and effective solutions for treating peanut allergy in children. A recent study suggests new treatments to fight peanut allergy in children.

Pantyhose as COVID-19 Protection? Study Reveals How It Helps Shield Users from the Virus More Effectively

02.04.2022 11:23 AM

After testing various methods "to make masks seal" better and more effectively around the face, researchers discovered that a pair of hosiery can do the trick best of providing protection against COVID-19 and other viral infections.

Vitamin D Deficiency Could Increase Severity of COVID-19 Infection

02.04.2022 10:00 AM

A new study from Israel explains how vitamin D levels could drive the severity of COVID-19 infection.

Cerebral Cortex Found Responsible for Speech to Ensure People Say The Right Words

02.04.2022 05:58 AM

A new study recently focused on the half-dozen sub-regions of the surface layer of the brain, also called the cerebral cortex, as they are known to regulate how people are moving their mouth, lips, and tongue to form words and to play a role in processing what they hear they, themselves are saying.

Dead Man Went Back to Life: What's Behind the Mystery of the Spanish Prisoner's Sudden Death?

02.04.2022 05:51 AM

A 29-year-old man in a Spanish prison was declared dead three times by different doctors but suddenly awoken hours before his autopsy. What could have caused the misdiagnosis?

Identical Twins Sharing Nearly the Same Genes More Inclined Towards Natural Spaces

02.04.2022 04:24 AM

A new study recently showed identical twins sharing almost the same genes were found to have a more similar love of nature compared to fraternal twins sharing half their genes.

Time To Ditch The Nightlights: Study Says Sleep-Promoting Hormone Melatonin Plummets Before Bedtime At the Slightest Exposure to Light

02.04.2022 03:22 AM

Experts said preschoolers are highly susceptible to the negative effects of even the slightest light at night as it prompts melatonin to plummet and disrupt their sleep.

HIV VB Variant: New Strain Found in Netherlands More Harmful, Infectious?

02.04.2022 02:18 AM

For years, a new HIV variant known as "VB" has been detected in the Netherlands, and it poses a more contagious and dangerous illness.

Humans' Sense of Smell Degrades Due To Mutation in Scent Receptors Causing Less Sensitivity To Body Odor

02.03.2022 21:39 PM

Humans' sense of smell has degraded as they become less sensitive to body odor due to mutations in scent receptors, making it harder to detect sweat and perfume.

200 Threaded Human Spines on Poles Discovered in Peru As an Unknown Macabre Practice From 500 Years Ago

02.03.2022 11:34 AM

A new study specified that people in this South American nation's Chincha valley "threaded the spines of the dead onto wooden rounds" about 500 years ago, a practice only recently recorded in the field of archeology.

Ebola Virus, COVID-19 Diagnosis Through Nanosensors Developed for Fast, Accurate, Cost-Oriented Results

02.03.2022 05:29 AM

In their study published in Biosensors and Bioelectronics, the researchers specified that "in-solution nanosensors," also called "Nano2," serve to identify disease antigens in a specimen by simple mixing.

Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics Fake Snow Dangerous For Humans, Environment [Report]

02.03.2022 02:46 AM

Scientists have warned that the use of fake snow at the forthcoming Winter Olympics in Beijing might result in human and environmental harm.

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