MEDICINE & HEALTH

Lung Cancer Patients Who Quit Smoking Even After Diagnosis Have Higher Chances of Survival Rate, Study Says

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.04.2022 21:02 PM

A new study reveals that lung cancer patients who were able to quit smoking during or even after diagnosis have a higher survival rate.

Lymphoma Cell Growth and Survival: New Study Shows Targeting ATF4 Gene Could Help Kill Cancer

01.04.2022 20:50 PM

Researchers recently showed that ATF4 protein, a genetic master-switch that controls the activities of hundreds of genes, plays a vital role in the growth of diffuse large B cell lymphomas (DLBCLs), and targeting it could help kill cancer.

Interview with Online Shop’s, Terry McGinnis

01.04.2022 15:19 PM

We sat down with Terry McGinnis, the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Online Shop over a Zoom call this past week.

World's Top 25 Happiest Photos of 2021 Judged by a Global Distinguished Jury for the World Happiness Photo Contest 2021 Organized by Happiness Strategy Foundation

01.04.2022 07:11 AM

Results of the first World Happiness Photo Contest 2021 presented in the first World Happiness Coffee Table Book 2021 !

Cholesterol-Lowering Drink: Study Reveals How Green Tea Helps Kill Cancer Cells, Makes People Live Longer

01.04.2022 06:39 AM

Matcha tea, a type of green tea is one beverage type researchers recently introduced, that can help kill cancer cells, not to mention, offer longer life.

Fitness Sensor Developed Using MXene Ultrathin Nanomaterials to Analyze Perspiration, Monitor a Person's Health

01.04.2022 04:30 AM

A prototype fitness sensor, developed using the new MXene, hydrogel compound, was able to track the movement of the muscles by generating distinct electrical resistance patterns as mechanical stress augmented.

Olfactory Receptor Gene Involved in the Sense of Smell Helps Breast Cancer Spread to the Brain, Bones and Lung Study Reveals

01.04.2022 01:05 AM

A team of scientists found that an olfactory receptor gene responsible for the sense of smell helps with the metastasis of breast cancer to the brain and other parts of the body.

US-Born Black Women Face Higher Risks of Preeclampsia Than Foreign-Born Counterparts, Study Says

01.03.2022 23:43 PM

A recent study led by researchers from Johns Hopkins University found that US-born Black women are at a higher risk of preeclampsia compared to black women that immigrated from foreign countries.

Can We Grow a Vaccine? Researchers Reveal Possibility of Vaccination Through Spinach, Lettuce

01.03.2022 22:30 PM

If new project scientists are currently working on succeeds, plant-based mRNA vaccines, which can be eaten, may be able to overcome such a barrier by being able to be kept or stored at room temperature.

Do Babies with Autism Spectrum Disorder Tune In to Their Moms Talking? Scientists Says They Aren't

01.03.2022 21:57 PM

Researchers from the University of California San Diego says that the brains of infants and young toddlers diagnosed with ASD don't tune in on their parents that baby talk.

Brain Illness Originally Thought as Human Prion Disease Occurring in Young People in Canada Remains Mystery to Doctors

01.03.2022 21:14 PM

Brain illness has arisen in the Canadian province of New Brunswick over the last two years, with victims complaining of a range of worrying symptoms like swift and substantial weight loss, hallucinations, insomnia, and problems thinking clearly, and decreased mobility.

Healthcare Workers with Poor Sleep More At Risk to Undergo Depression, Psychological Distress, Anxiety

01.03.2022 05:57 AM

In recent research, study authors have examined the effect of COVID-19 on the sleep patterns of healthcare workers, as well as the possibly impairing consequences of sleep disruption on their mental health.

4 Tips to Recover From Holiday Overeating, According to Experts

01.03.2022 02:57 AM

The holidays are a time for indulging in your favorite food. After overeating, there are a few simple things that folks may do.

Early Detection of Autism in One-Year-Old Children Now Possible, Studies Claim

01.03.2022 02:00 AM

Two studies reveal that autism spectrum disorder can be detected as early as the first year of life, to provide the proper therapeutic intervention and reduce the severity of the neurodevelopmental disorder.

Hangover Treatment: Do Certain Remedies Work? New Research Says There’s No Convincing Scientific Evidence

01.03.2022 00:07 AM

Researchers have recently called for more laborious scientific exploration of the effectiveness of certain substances for treating or preventing alcohol-induced hangover work.

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