MEDICINE & HEALTH

Bacteria in Biofilms Present in Sewer Pipes, Kitchen Counters, Human Teeth Smarter Than Previously Thought

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.09.2022 20:20 PM

New research carried out at the University of California, San Diego, in the United States has shown a series of substantial characteristics showcased by groups of bacteria living together in communities called biofilms.

Epilepsy Seizures Treatment Can Be Cured by Pig Brain Transplants Using Cronutt Sea Lion Model

01.09.2022 01:27 AM

Something unusual has occurred in a Cronutt sea lion during epilepsy treatment story after the aquatic animal went through an investigation's treatment.

Lung Cancer Risk Assessment: This Blood Test May Help Predict Who Is Likely To Have the Chronic Illness

01.08.2022 22:33 PM

Research reveals for the first time, a blood test could be helpful in determining who may benefit screening for lung cancer. Researchers developed a blood test combining biomarkers that they identified before as predictive of lung cancer risk,

Humans With Tails? How Will the World Look Like if Human Ancestors Had Kept It?

01.08.2022 21:23 PM

For quite some time now, reports about evolution have been saying, humans are primates, a diverse group comprising approximately 200 species.

Stress Hormones Disable Immune Cells, Weaken Body's Innate Immunity In Fighting Bad Gut Bacteria To Prevent Crohn's Disease

01.08.2022 02:07 AM

McMaster University presented medical findings to how stress hormones could weaken the innate immune system and gut protection to trigger Crohn's disease.

Here's Why Women's Menstrual Cycle Is Slightly Adjusted After Receiving a Dose of COVID-19 Vaccine

01.08.2022 00:12 AM

A new COVID-19 study confirmed that women could experience a slight delay in their menstrual cycle after being vaccinated, but experts say it is not clinically significant and do not pose any threat to women's health.

Is a Fourth COVID-19 Vaccine Dose Needed? Experts Assess Effectiveness of Booster Shots Amid Rising Omicron Cases

01.07.2022 22:17 PM

Hospitalizations due to COVID-19 remains at 90% three months after the booster shot, but UK health experts guarantee that the country will not see a big surge of cases in severe outcomes because booster shots help.

No Sugar For Kids Under 2 Years Old: Nutritional Epidemiologist Explains Why

01.07.2022 20:16 PM

Nutritional epidemiologist Lisa Bodnar discusses why kids below two years old should not be given foods rich in added sugar, pointing out its ill effects on their health.

PTSD and Anxiety Behaviors Linked to Myelin Increase in the Brain's Gray Matter

01.07.2022 08:00 AM

Researchers from UC Berkeley have discovered a link between anxiety and PTSD behaviors and the increase in myelin producing in the brain's gray matter that is known to be associated with memory.

Cardiovascular Disease Risks Linked with Vitamin D Deficiency: Why is the Macronutrient Important?

01.07.2022 07:00 AM

Australian researchers have uncovered the relationship between risks of cardiovascular diseases and vitamin D deficiency.

DNA Through Air: Scientists Propose New Way of Tracking Endangered Animals in the Wild

01.07.2022 06:44 AM

Two teams of scientists have found that animal DNA can be detected in other animals, giving way to novel techniques in tracking endangered species to help save their population.

New Drug Seeking to Treat Endometriosis-Linked Pain Shows Optimistic Results in Phase 3 Trials

01.07.2022 05:20 AM

A new drug targeting pain related to endometriosis has demonstrated promising phase 3 trials that could help patients live pain-free lives.

Intentionally Getting COVID-19 Omicron Isn't A Good Idea; Here's Why Fully Vaccinated People Still Get Coronavirus

01.07.2022 04:04 AM

Should you acquire COVID-19 Omicron variant despite having been completely vaccinated? It's a horrible idea, according to experts.

Cell Invasion Mechanisms That Help Immune Cells Invade Tissues Discovered

01.07.2022 03:26 AM

Institute of Science and Technology (IST) Austria scientists have uncovered the underlying mechanisms in immune cells which allows them to invade tissues, especially in tumors, at a specific time that could pave the way to new cancer treatments in the future.

‘Remote Bolusing’ Through Mobile Smartphone Apps Helps Improve Type 1 Diabetes

01.07.2022 01:37 AM

For the first time, people suffering from diabetes will see technology providing the ability to regulate medical devices through mobile smartphone apps which include remote insulin dosing.

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