MEDICINE & HEALTH

Fathers With High Attachment to Their Children Have Larger Hypothalamus in Brain

MEDICINE & HEALTH 11.12.2021 04:20 AM

A new study found that the brain structure of fathers, specifically the hypothalamus, has a larger size when they spend more time bonding with their children and experience high levels of enjoyment.

Long COVID Symptoms Recovery: How to Regain Sense of Smell and Taste After Loss

11.12.2021 04:07 AM

People experiencing Long COVID syndrome, specifically the loss of taste and smell have just found new hope in treating the post-coronavirus symptoms after the National Health Service issued guidelines on how to regain the said senses.

Tofacitinib Linked to Higher Risk of Major Adverse Cardiac Events in People with Rheumatoid Arthritis

11.11.2021 23:22 PM

Data recently showed that Tofacitinib is linked to statistically higher cases of major adverse cardiac events compared to TNF inhibitors, in people suffering from rheumatoid arthritis at an increased risk of cardiac occurrences.

Depression and Anxiety Manifest in People Who Sits Excessively, Study Says

11.11.2021 23:13 PM

A new study confirmed that sitting excessively could lead to depression and anxiety. Experts say that this behaviour is widely experienced throughout the pandemic.

Low-Dose CT Scan Can Accurately Diagnose Appendicitis, Decrease Radiation Exposure

11.11.2021 21:49 PM

A new study suggests that a low-dose CT scan effectively diagnoses appendicitis to decrease radiation exposure, especially in young patients, and reduce cancer risk.

Oxygen on Moon Surface: Australian Space Agency, NASA Partner to Collect Lunar Rocks That Will Keep Billions Alive for 100,00 Years

11.11.2021 02:20 AM

The Australian Space Agency signed a deal with NASA that will send an Australian-developed rover to the Moon under the Artemis program, aiming to collect lunar rocks that could eventually offer breathable oxygen on the Moon.

Epilepsy Forecasting: Mayo Clinic Experts Developed a Wristwatch-Like Device That Predicts Seizure Attacks

11.11.2021 01:04 AM

A new study led by Mayo Clinic was able to develop a device similar to a wristwatch that could predict seizures in patients that suffer from epilepsy.

COVID-19 Vaccination Strategies to Face a Major Challenge as WHO Warns About Shortage of 2 Billion Syringes Next year

11.11.2021 00:24 AM

In a new report, the World Health Organization recently warned there could be a global shortage of syringes in 2020, a threat to the COVID-19 Vaccination strategies.

Regular Exercise Can Help Alleviate Symptoms of Anxiety, Study Finds

11.10.2021 23:06 PM

Researchers found that both moderate and strenuous exercise can help reduce symptoms of anxiety disorder, even the chronic type.

People With Sleep Apnea Are at Higher Risk of COVID-19 Infection, More Vulnerable to Death

11.10.2021 22:40 PM

A new study suggests that people who are suffering from sleep apnea have a chance to be severely infected with COVID-19 and are at risk of death.

Particulate Respirator Type N95 Mask Protects Beyond COVID-19 Infection, Can Shield Against Wildfire Smoke Too!

11.10.2021 20:31 PM

While particulate respirator type N95 masks are tried, tested, and proven effective in terms of protection against COVID-19, they are a potential shield against other factors too, that may be harmful to human health like wildfire smoke.

Rave Parties With High Awe Factor Found Connected With ‘Life Changing’ Experience and Socialization

11.10.2021 07:24 AM

A new study was able to identify the correlation between awe-driven rave parties with transformative experience and social bonding.

Should You Consider Egg Freezing? Experts Claim Women Losing Eggs is Not the Only Factor to Female Fertility

11.10.2021 07:05 AM

Anyone born with a uterus has approximately 1-2 million egg cells at birth, which gradually declines as they age. But experts say that it is not the only factor for fertility.

Microscopic Robot Inspired From Starfish Larva Moves Around Using Tiny Hairs to Deliver Medicine to Cells

11.10.2021 02:43 AM

Researchers at ETH Zurich have developed a microscopic robot that uses tiny hairs to propel itself and move through the stomach to deliver medication to diseased cells.

Doctors Successfully Remove Human Tail From Newborn Brazilian Infant

11.10.2021 01:59 AM

Doctors are baffled by the case of a Brazilian infant who is one of just a handful of newborns born with a full human tail.

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