MEDICINE & HEALTH

International Women's Day: 5 Females from Then and Now With Significant Contributions to Science

SPACE 03.08.2021 02:39 AM

In celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2021, some of the female scientists made significant contributions in various branches of science.

African Swine Fever in China: New Variants Detected Are Milder But Highly Infectious

03.08.2021 02:35 AM

The latest study reveals that new variants of African swine fever detected and reported in China in February 2021 are milder but highly infectious.

Science Times - Dr. Fauci And HHS Sec. Azar Receive COVID-19 Vaccinations During NIH Vaccine Kick-Off Event

CDC Adds Three New Common Side Effects of COVID-19 Vaccine; Are These Harmful?

03.08.2021 01:27 AM

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) updated its list of COVID-19 vaccine side effects, adding three conditions that may occur following the jab.

Frustration Is An Additional Factor that Causes Substance Use Disorders, Research Reveals

Frustration May Escalate Substance Use Disorder and Abuse, Clinical Research Shows

03.08.2021 00:57 AM

A study reveals that frustration is another factor in substance use disorders, adding to previously known factors of craving, impulsivity, and habit.

Are Face Masks Safe to Use During Intense Exercise? Here's What Experts Say

03.08.2021 00:49 AM

The Italian researchers found mask use is safe 'even during maximal exercise.' However, face mask use led to 'a slight reduction' in the volunteers' performance.

Science Times - Hair Loss After COVID-19: Experts Explain Reasons for Occurrence

Hair Loss After COVID-19: Experts Explain Reasons for Telogen Effluvium

03.07.2021 20:43 PM

Hair Loss is one of the symptoms COVID-19 patients are experiencing even after several months from infection. Experts explain why this is happening.

MIS-C Rising Cases in Children Linked to COVID-19 Getting More Serious, Alarming Parents

03.07.2021 20:42 PM

MIS-C is a rare but serious illness related to COVID-19 that is infecting children, and cases are getting worse. It seemed to have risen following the winter holiday season.

Dutch Artist Installs Artificial Sun With Ultraviolet Light on Public Spaces; Will It "Clean" Coronavirus?

03.06.2021 23:18 PM

Urban Sun aims to combat the negative impact of social isolation by cleaning public spaces of the coronavirus through ultraviolet (UV) light.

Human Microbiome: Viruses That Live and Thrive Inside

03.06.2021 21:50 PM

Research shows a complex ecosystem in the human microbiome where bacteriophages thrive in predation and keep the balance of bacteria and viruses balanced.

Fatphobia and Body-Shaming, the X Factor in Obesity Research

03.06.2021 21:03 PM

A study shows that despite having a higher BMI range if fat people live active lifestyles will have lower cardiovascular disease risks than people in the same weight levels that don't exercise.

Science Times - Excessive Daytime Sleepiness: 3 Important Things You Should Know Before Treating the Condition

Excessive Daytime Sleepiness and Using Sunosi As Treatment: 3 Important Things You Should Know

03.06.2021 04:32 AM

Sunosi may help address some sleep disorders. However, there are important things you should know before taking the medication.

Oregon VA Hospital Administers COVID-19 Vaccine To Staff

Oregon COVID-19 Cases: Scientists Discovered a Mutation of Coronavirus Variant First Found in the UK

03.06.2021 01:41 AM

Scientists in Oregon discovered a homegrown coronavirus version of the variant first discovered in the UK. They said that it contains mutations also observed to variants of the virus in other parts of the world.

Is Ivermectin Approved for Coronavirus? Clinical Trials Reveal Antiparasite Drug Does Not Alleviate COVID-19 Symptoms

03.06.2021 01:37 AM

The FDA released an announcement warning people not to use ivermectin to treat or prevent infection from COVID-19. T

Pioneers in Research on Migraine Treatment Win Approximately $US1.5M, World’s Top Brain Prize

03.05.2021 04:40 AM

Denmark-based Lundbeck Foundation announced that a four-member team of scientists, namely Peter Goadsby, Lars Edvinsson, Jes Olesen, and Michael Moskowitz, had won the Brain prize amounting to approximately US$1.5 million.

New York Nurse Who Was First To Receive Covid Vaccine, Receives Second Dose

COVID-19 Vaccine Do's and Don'ts After Getting Vaccinated

03.05.2021 02:59 AM

Here are some things to be aware of, as well as some steps to take before getting vaccinated. COVID-19 vaccines are being rolled out throughout the United States.

MEDICINE & HEALTH

International Women's Day: 5 Females from Then and Now With Significant Contributions to Science

African Swine Fever in China: New Variants Detected Are Milder But Highly Infectious

CDC Adds Three New Common Side Effects of COVID-19 Vaccine; Are These Harmful?

Frustration May Escalate Substance Use Disorder and Abuse, Clinical Research Shows

Are Face Masks Safe to Use During Intense Exercise? Here's What Experts Say

Hair Loss After COVID-19: Experts Explain Reasons for Telogen Effluvium

MIS-C Rising Cases in Children Linked to COVID-19 Getting More Serious, Alarming Parents

Dutch Artist Installs Artificial Sun With Ultraviolet Light on Public Spaces; Will It "Clean" Coronavirus?

Human Microbiome: Viruses That Live and Thrive Inside

Fatphobia and Body-Shaming, the X Factor in Obesity Research

Excessive Daytime Sleepiness and Using Sunosi As Treatment: 3 Important Things You Should Know

Oregon COVID-19 Cases: Scientists Discovered a Mutation of Coronavirus Variant First Found in the UK

Is Ivermectin Approved for Coronavirus? Clinical Trials Reveal Antiparasite Drug Does Not Alleviate COVID-19 Symptoms

Pioneers in Research on Migraine Treatment Win Approximately $US1.5M, World’s Top Brain Prize

COVID-19 Vaccine Do's and Don'ts After Getting Vaccinated

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