MEDICINE & HEALTH

Making Friends At Work: Why Are Good Interpersonal Relationships in Your Job Important?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.17.2022 10:00 AM

Making friends at work is important because humans spend most of their time at work. A new study shows that having good interpersonal relationships help employees to become more engaged with their work.

'COVID-somnia': How to Overcome Sleep Problem During the Pandemic

01.17.2022 09:46 AM

Due to the current pandemic that has claimed countless lives all over the world, a lot of people are suffering from a sleep problem some call "COVID-somnia."

People Who Have Developing Dementia Struggle to Identify Truth, Lies, and Sarcasm [STUDY]

01.17.2022 07:14 AM

A study confirms that patients of dementia are struggling to determine truths, lies, and even sarcasm during conversation.

Burkina Faso Bird Flu Outbreak: 500,000 Chickens Die Due to H1N1 Strain

01.17.2022 04:12 AM

The highly transmissible H1N1 variant of avian flu was discovered in late December, and around 500,000 hens have died or been killed as a result of the outbreak.

COVID-19 Treatment: New Research Reveals How Small Molecule Can Stop Modulate Virus Replication

01.17.2022 04:00 AM

A research team has employed advanced computational simulations to study further, a protein that's essential to the replication of the virus, as well as remains comparatively consistent through different coronavirus variants.

Massive Death of Pigs in Mexico Not Caused By Swine Fever, But Salmonella and Pneumonia

01.17.2022 03:38 AM

Mexican authorities can now breathe a sigh of relief after confirming that the pig die-off in the country in 2021 was due to salmonella and pneumonia, and not African swine flu.

TikTok 'Sleepy Chicken' Challenge Dangerous: Here’s What Experts Say

01.17.2022 01:00 AM

The Sleepy Chicken challenge on TikTok is sweeping the internet. But physicians have cautioned that the said trend is dangerous.

Cells in Down Syndrome Cases Have Senescence-Like Mechanism That Could Be Targeted for Future Treatment

01.17.2022 00:40 AM

The new study linked Down syndrome to senescent cells, the same type implicated in many diseases related to aging, that cause genome-wide disruptions.

Travel in Space Impacts Human Health As It Can Destroy Red Blood Cells Quicker Than on Earth

01.15.2022 19:22 PM

A Canadian study recently showed that 50 percent more blood cells are destroyed when traveling in space and this continues for however long the mission takes.

Johnson & Johnson Booster Efficacy At 85% Found Effective Against COVID-19 Omicron Variant, South African Study Reveals

01.14.2022 13:29 PM

The head of South Africa's Medical Research Council or SAMRC, Glenda Gray recently claimed that the COVID-19 vaccine booster shot developed by Johnson and Johnson has 85-percent efficacy.

What Causes Multiple Sclerosis? Scientists Say It Might Be the Epstein-Barr Virus

01.14.2022 10:00 AM

Researchers have conducted a first-of-its-kind study providing strong evidences on the causal relationship between Epstein-Barr virus infection and increased risks of multiple sclerosis.

Morning vs Evening Exercise: Experts Analyze the Difference in Effects on the Body

01.14.2022 09:30 AM

An international team of researchers have published a first-of-its-kind comprehensive map on how exercise in the morning and at night have varying effects of molecular and hormonal signaling in the body.

Chemical Compounds Found in Drinking Water Known To Cause Cancer, Heart Disease, Other Conditions Could Be Removed Using New Technology

01.14.2022 07:10 AM

Researchers at Technion-Israel Institute of Technology have recently developed a new technology that will eliminate hazardous pollutants found in drinking water.

How Are Memories Stored? Tailor-Made Microscope Shows How Brain Cells Create New Synapses in Groundbreaking Study

01.14.2022 04:43 AM

Researchers recorded how brain cells of a zebrafish light up when storing memories in which findings can help develop new treatments for PTSD and neurodegenerative disorders.

Why Forgetting Is Not Really a Bad Thing? Here's What Neuroscientists Say

01.14.2022 03:22 AM

A new study theorizes that forgetting memories is a form of learning, contrary to the general knowledge that it is only a dump system of our brain.

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