MEDICINE & HEALTH

Rare Drug-Resistant Fungus Infects Two Patients in New Orleans, Feared to Become a Global Heath Risk

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.20.2022 13:51 PM

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) identified an emerging fungus in 19 states since last year that could become a serious global health threat.

Sweet Victory Over Sugar Cravings

01.20.2022 13:39 PM

Botanical-infused gum halts sugar cravings in just two minutes. Good news for those who chronically capitulate to sugar seduction: Israeli start-up Sweet Victory, Ltd., created a delicious line of botanical-infused chewing gums that are designed to stop sugary treat cravings in their tracks.

Why Does Omicron Spread Faster Than Other COVID-19 Variants? Here is the Answer

01.20.2022 06:10 AM

Studies reveal why COVID-19 omicron variant spreads faster that its predecessors. Omicron had been infecting thousands of people in many countries every day.

Gut Infection Treatment: Pill Containing Human Feces Potential Alternative for Fecal Transplants

01.20.2022 04:33 AM

Various companies are enthusiastic about receiving a favorable effect with less intrusive, more standardized gut infection treatment that could attain approval from the United Nations regulatory.

New Data Shows COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots Against Omicron Lasts Less Than Six Months, Effectivity Wanes Over Time

01.20.2022 03:02 AM

The longevity of protection from COVID-19 vaccine booster shots is likely short-term. When the pandemic started, scientists worked hard to develop a COVID-19 vaccine to give people sufficient protection against SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.

Intergeneration Trauma: Pregnant Tutsi Women During Rwanda Genocide Experienced Chemical Modifications Linked To Mental Disorder, Inherited By Children

01.20.2022 00:57 AM

University of South Florida genomics program provided scientific tools to assess mental disorders that stemmed from the Rwanda genocide in 1994 among the Tutsi ethnic group.

Men Using Photos of Children, Dogs, Other Pets in their Profile Seek Long-Term Partners

01.19.2022 09:30 AM

A study recently found that men who are in search of long-term partners showcased dogs, children, or other pets identified as "dependent" in their profiles, compared to men who seek short-term partners.

Crocodile Delicacy Regains Popularity in Thailand Amidst Price Hike of Pork; Is Eating Croc Meat Okay?

01.19.2022 07:23 AM

In Thailand, eating crocodile meat is now cheaper compared to buying pork due to ASF scare. Is eating crocodile and other reptilian meat safe for human health?

Breastfeeding Mothers Cannot Transmit COVID-19 Through Breast Milk; Moms Can Continue Nourishing Infants Amid Pandemic Says WHO, CDC

01.19.2022 03:22 AM

A comprehensive study led by UCLA revealed that breastfeeding is safe and can not transmit COVID-19 to children. CDC and WHO recommends to continue on feeding infants with breast milk amidst the pandemic.

Weight Loss Among Obese Women Before Infertility Treatment Didn't Help With Healthy Births

01.19.2022 02:51 AM

A new study reveals that pre-conception weight loss may not help women with obesity and unexplained fertility deliver a healthy birth.

Adverse Reactions From the COVID-19 Vaccine Could Just Be Imaginary Due To Nocebo Effect

01.19.2022 01:03 AM

Nocebo effect accounts for 76% of reported adverse side effects after receiving COVID-19 vaccines, imagining and misattributing reactions to the medicine.

Hong Kong to Kill 2,000 Hamsters After 11 Animals Got COVID-19

01.18.2022 23:50 PM

Hong Kong will have to kill 2,000 little animals after several hamsters in a pet store tested positive for COVID-19.

Children's Emotional Regulation and Language Development Link to Role of Parents In Communicating With Their Kids

01.18.2022 22:31 PM

A new study reveals how parents drive the emotional regulation and communication skills of their children during childhood and adolescence.

Novel 'Kick-And-Kill' Strategy Activates Hiding HIV-Infected Cells So Immune Cells Can Destroy It

01.18.2022 21:31 PM

A team of scientists proposes a novel cure for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) by activating the hiding virus so natural killer cells can destroy them.

New Method for ‘Pyroptosis’ Shows How to Regulate Cellular Death Process That Usually Leads to Infections

01.18.2022 12:44 PM

A new study recently described a new approach for "pyroptosis" analysis that's long believed to be lasting and once commenced, can certainly be paused and controlled.

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