MEDICINE & HEALTH

UK Reports Two Cases of Lassa Fever For The 1st Time In Over A Decade; Should We Worry?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.11.2022 04:18 AM

After going to West Africa, two persons tested positive with Lassa disease in England. Authorities in England confirmed that two persons tested positive for Lassa fever.

32-Year-Old Mom From Hampshire 'Allergic To Her Own Baby', Immune System Attacks Her Own Skin

02.11.2022 02:50 AM

A 32-year-old woman was left in intolerable pain from rashes on her stomach, which she later discovered was due to her baby's DNA causing her immune system to attack her own skin.

Mechanical Pump Developed in Australia for Total Replacement of Damaged Hearts; Device Set for Human Trials Later This Year

02.10.2022 21:26 PM

A mechanical heart designed in Australia is set for human trials later this year giving hope to congenital heart disease patients like Julie Ovens who need a transplant in the future.

Long COVID Cure Found: Two Patients Almost Fully Recovered Using Over-the-Counter Drug

02.10.2022 12:56 PM

A newly published case report recently indicated that two patients suffering from long COVID have been reported to have nearly fully eased their symptoms by taking an over-the-counter drug.

The Sins Of The Fathers: How What Your Father Ate Could Determine Who You Are

02.10.2022 10:02 AM

Scientists at the Institute of Molecular Biology in Mainz, Germany, have made a breakthrough discovery proving that what a father eats or experiences can affect his offspring through molecules called RNAs, which are packaged into "granules" in his sperm.

Learning and Memory: New Study Shows the Role of FMRP Protein in How to Memorize Things, Events, and Activities

02.10.2022 07:04 AM

New research recently suggested that the role of Fragile X mental retardation protein or FMRP is more sophisticated compared to what was previously known. Essentially, looking at memory neurons in the mouse brain's hippocampus region, Rockefeller researchers discovered that the FMRP protein has two different tasks.

Ebola Virus Hiding in Brain? New Study Reveals It May Stay There Even Years After Treatment

02.10.2022 04:26 AM

Some outbreaks of the Ebola virus in Africa have been associated with persistent infection in patients who had survived past outbreaks, senior author of a recently published paper Xiankun "Kevin" Zeng said.

Salk Scientists Engineered Ultrasound-Activated Mammalian Cells, Study Says

02.10.2022 02:22 AM

The Salk Institute for Biological Studies experts conducted research on activating mammalian cells using ultrasound.

COVID-19 Survivors Experience Fatal Complications Like Heart Attack, Stroke Months After the Infection, Experts Warn

02.10.2022 00:13 AM

New research showed that COVID-19 survivors are more likely to suffer a heart attack, stroke, coronary disease, and heart failure months after the infection.

Hong Kong's Latest COVID Outbreak Originated from Hamsters’ Sneezes, Over 2,000 Rodents Culled

02.09.2022 11:00 AM

A new study presents how hamsters from a local pet shop started a new outbreak of the coronavirus in Hong Kong.

Coronavirus Speculated to Have Caused Mystery Gastrointestinal Disease Outbreak in Dogs

02.09.2022 10:30 AM

Experts urged pet owners to keep their dogs away from Yorkshire beaches after a mystery illness linked to coronavirus is spreading like a wildfire.

Spinal Cord Injury, Chronic Pain May Affect an Adult’s Mental Health Including Anxiety, Dementia, Insomnia

02.09.2022 10:00 AM

A research team from Michigan Medicine recently analyzed private insurance claims from over 9,000 adult individuals with traumatic spinal cord injury and over one million without the condition.

Nano-Coated Synthetic Enamel with Properties Near Natural Teeth Coating Developed

02.09.2022 05:15 AM

Experts developed nano-coated synthetic enamel that could one day work as replacement for the damages and lost enamel in natural human teeth.

Immunotherapy and Focused Sound Waves Combo Shows Promising Results in Treating Pancreatic Cancer, Study Says

02.08.2022 23:41 PM

British scientists could be on the verge of a breakthrough in pancreatic cancer treatment that uses a combination of immunotherapy and soundwaves to blast tumors.

Non-Invasive Saliva Testing Could Detect Type 2 Diabetes, Dementia and Cancer, Study Claims

02.08.2022 22:27 PM

A new study suggests that saliva testing could detect a wide range of diseases, including type 2 diabetes, dementia, and even cancer.

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