MEDICINE & HEALTH

Woman Accidentally Swallows AirPods Instead of Painkiller in Another Unfortunate Event

TECH & INNOVATION 11.23.2021 02:05 AM

A 27-year-old TikToker swallowed an Apple AirPod after she thought it was a painkiller tablet. It was too late by the time she realized what she had done.

5:2 Diet: Queen Mary University Reveals Why This Weight Loss Regime Is Better Than Traditional Nutritional Programs

11.23.2021 01:53 AM

A new study on a type of intermittent fasting called '5:2 diet' suggests potential advantages over other nutritional programs.

Smoking Reduce Signaling Ability of Cytokines That May Lead to Severe COVID-19, Stanford Researchers Found

11.22.2021 23:53 PM

Researchers from Stanford Medicine trace the path of infection of the SARS-CoV-2 virus to understand why smoking increases the risk of having a severe case of COVID-19.

Thanksgiving Travel Tips: Experts Encourage the Public To Uphold Safety Measures to Lessen Health Risk

11.22.2021 22:24 PM

For the first time in almost two years, in this year's Thanksgiving celebration, millions of Americans will be traveling and surely, everyone is excited after the cancellation of a large number of festivities last year due to COVID-19 restrictions.

Opioid Overdose Treatment: Wearable Device Works Like Insulin Shots to Inject Naloxone in a Timely Manner

11.22.2021 22:15 PM

Researchers from the University of Washington have developed a wearable device and detects opioid overdose that will immediately inject naloxone to reverse the event.

Diabetes Medicine Not As Accessible In Middle-Income Countries Including Sub-Saharan Africa, Study Says

11.22.2021 21:31 PM

A new study and the WHO 2013-2020 Global Action Plan reveal that medicine and other treatments for diabetes are insufficient in many countries around the globe.

COVID-19 in Sheep: New Study Revels Low Infection Risk For This Animal Type

11.22.2021 06:53 AM

A research team from the United States recently showed in a new study the probability of COVID-19 infection in deer, including risk.

Too Little, Too Much Sleep Increases Cognitive Decline; Here’s the Recommended Number of Sleeping Hours

11.22.2021 04:45 AM

A new study suggests that sleeping less than 4,5 hours and more than 6,5 hours per night increases that chances of a person to be affected with cognitive decline.

Medicine Could Put an End to Asthma, Infertility, Human Papillomavirus Infection and More Diseases, Study Says

11.22.2021 03:16 AM

Alzheimer's disease, asthma, Human Papillomavirus infection, and other diseases could someday be treated with medicine.

What's The Best Snack to Prevent the Risks of Dementia and Alzheimer's Disease?

11.22.2021 02:05 AM

A study reveals the best choice of diet and snacks that could prevent people from having dementia and Alzheimer's disease.

Neuron Activity, Blood Flow and Salt Consumption Have Unique Correlation, New Study Says

11.22.2021 00:43 AM

Researchers discover new information on the unique relationship between the brain's blood flow upon neuron activation and salt consumption.

Thousands of Starbucks Customers in New Jersey Exposed to Hepatitis A by an Employee, Report Says

11.21.2021 20:59 PM

An employee at a Starbucks in a New Jersey branch, who returned to work earlier this month after testing positive for hepatitis A, and handled food possibly exposed thousands of customers to the virus.

COVID-19 Vaccine for Children Aged 3-17 Approved in Hong Kong, How Effective Is Sinovac for Kids?

11.20.2021 23:20 PM

Adolescents aged 12 to 17 will be given priority in receiving the Sinovac COVID-19 vaccination in Hong Kong, with younger children receiving the vaccine later.

Cow Dung, Urine As COVID-19 Protection Has No Scientific Basis, Ingestion May Lead to Health Risks

11.20.2021 22:28 PM

People are using cow dung and urine as medicine in some countries such as India, Myanmar, Nigeria, and Nepal and now, this behavior has immensely increased in India after the occurrence of the COVID-19 crisis.

Norovirus Suspected to be the Cause of Alarming Increase of Illnesses in Wyoming, Health Officials Say

11.20.2021 01:20 AM

Wyoming state health officials are alarmed by the increasing reports of illnesses in the state, which is particularly concerning on children below 5. They said it might be due to norovirus that can be spread through contaminated food and drinks.

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