TECH & INNOVATIONA new study reveals that CURCUGREEN® (BCM-95®) turmeric extract, created by Arjuna Natural Pvt, Ltd., could help reduce the damage that Alzheimer's disease could cause on organs aside from the brain.
New research has just proven the efficacy of face masks as a protection against COVID-19. However, according to the researchers, the surgical mask is guaranteed effective while the cloth-made falls short.
A new study recently showed a potential treatment for skin cancer in frog foam. It may also serve as a substitute for the existing treatments currently being prescribed by doctors.
A new study shows that incomplete DNA base excision repair (BER) promotes genomic stress that causes age-related neurodegenerative disorders, like Parkinson's Disease.
A new Tiktok trend shows people mixing a bunch of colorful chemicals to clean the toilet. But experts warn against this as people could accidentally inhale harmful chemicals, such as chlorine gas and chloroform.
Dr. Anthony Fauci has recently been criticized, accused of being untruthful about documents released recently that seemed to contradict his claims that the NIH did not provide a grant for coronavirus research.
After a 12-year-old child died of the Nipah virus, India is on high alert, prompting officials to begin tracing contacts and isolating hundreds of individuals.
Nighttime asthma attacks are common occurrences, and scientists think that a person's circadian rhythm has something to do with it rather than behavior and environment.
Pfizer has started its Phase 2 of three trials, discovering the novel oral treatment to relieve symptoms of COVID-19. The participants have been provided with doses of the pill.
A plant-based diet, including eating more vegetables, fruits, grains, and leagues, increases flatulence among men as a sign of good gut bacteria that keeps the large intestine and protects it from cancer.
Medical device developer Next Science has conducted a clinical trial in the US for XPERIENCE, its new no-rinse antimicrobial solution to prevent surgical site infections.
Taking 7,000 steps or more can lessen the risk of mortality rate associated with heart conditions among the population of middle-aged adults, according to a new study.