MEDICINE & HEALTH

Does One's Handedness Determine Intelligence? Impressive Lefty Icons Improve Image of Left-Handed People

MEDICINE & HEALTH 09.21.2021 02:46 AM

Some say that left-handed people are smarter than right-handed individuals, but how can one's handedness determine their intelligence? Here's what research says.

COVID-19 Testing: Research Reveals the Role of Social Factors in Participation Rates

09.20.2021 23:16 PM

Research recently suggested, clearer insight is needed into the social factors influencing participation rates in testing programs for COVID-19.

Parents Admitted Being More Lenient With Kids During Vacation to Let Them Do Anything They Want, Survey Reveals

09.20.2021 21:50 PM

Human bonding, like parents spending time with their kids, can benefit the whole family in the long run even that means being lenient with them during vacation.

Why Do I Feel Hungry All the Time? New Study Explains Obesity, Eating Behavior, Physical Activity During Lockdowns

09.20.2021 07:56 AM

Throughout COVID-19 lockdowns, people's lifestyles have drastically changed, such as always feeling hungry or feeling that they are not eating enough which is a sign of issues that should be addressed.

Moon Has Great Impact on How Humans Sleep: More Than 850 People, Lunar Cycle Monitored for Years

09.20.2021 07:40 AM

The Moon, including its cycles, which have long been examined for the investigation of their effect on human sleep, although the outcomes of such analyses have been rather inconsistent.

COVID-19 Vaccine and Disruption in Menstrual Cycle: Possible Link Currently Being Investigated

09.20.2021 03:38 AM

People are expecting to suffer briefly from symptoms like fatigue, fever, or nausea after they get injected with the COVID-19 vaccine.

Viral TikTok Video Shows Abnormal Head Infection With Millions of Wriggling Lice on a 90-Year-Old Woman's Scalp [WATCH]

09.20.2021 00:36 AM

A new TikTok video has gone viral after showing a scalp of a patient infected with abnormal head lice severity.

Bats in Laos Carry Coronavirus Sharing Similar Features With SARS-COV-2, Scientists Closer to Pinpointing COVID-19 Cause

09.19.2021 23:18 PM

Researchers found three viruses that share a key feature with SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that caused COVID-19, in greater horseshoe bats living in limestone caves in Laos. Scientists are hopeful that they are now closer to finding the cause of the current pandemic.

Parkinson’s Disease: Physical, Psychological Symptoms With Some Spotted on the Face

09.19.2021 22:46 PM

Someone who has Parkinson's disease can suffer from an array of physical and psychological symptoms, some of which can be spotted on his face.

COVID-19 Long-Haul: New Study Reveals Antibodies As Probable Cause for Lingering Symptoms

09.19.2021 07:26 AM

People suffering from COVID-19 long-hauls are only a step closer to discovering relief from symptoms they've been experiencing since they got infected with the virus.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine Makes Better Immune Response, Study Says

09.18.2021 22:38 PM

After clinical trial participants were completely vaccinated, the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine produced significant immunological and antibody responses for at least six months.

Women Can Smell Fear: Chemosensory Anxiety Signals Can Make Ladies More Risk Averse, Less Trusting in Others

09.18.2021 03:43 AM

Scientists investigate the effects of chemosensory anxiety signals from samples of sweat and found that it reduces trust and risk-taking behavior in women.

FDA Says COVID-19 Vaccine Now Only Limited For Older Groups, People At High Risk

09.18.2021 03:17 AM

US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has suggested boosters of Pfizer's Covid-19 vaccine for adults 65 and older, and those who are high risk.

15-Year-Old Teenager's Experimentation Results to Stuck USB Cable Inside His Penis; Experts Explain What 'Sounding' Is

09.17.2021 23:05 PM

A 15-year-old teenager from London, UK had to undergo surgery after his experiment went wrong when he inserted the USB cable into his penis to measure its length.

Mystery Salmonella Outbreak Strikes 127 People From 25 States, CDC Still Investigating Potential Source

09.17.2021 21:05 PM

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating the multi-state salmonella outbreak that sickened 127 people wherein 18 of them are hospitalized.

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