MEDICINE & HEALTH

All Vitamins Are Not the Same: Tips on How to Choose

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.19.2024 20:30 PM

Not all supplements are the same; discover how to choose the right vitamins. (Photo : Raimond Klavins on Unsplash) Not All Supplements Are the Same: A Guide to Choosing the Right Vitamin In an era where health consciousness is at its peak, the demand for dietary supplements, especially vitamins, is soaring.

Gloria Ramirez’s Death Explained: Toxic Lady Probably Used DMSO Gel As Desperate Treatment for Cancer

06.19.2024 05:45 AM

The cause of Gloria Ramirez's death sparked various concerns because those who attended to her before she died got ill. Continue reading to know the reason why she was dubbed the "Toxic Lady."

Mystery of the Pollock Sisters: Is It Possible To Have Twins Without a Family History of Them?

06.19.2024 05:00 AM

Welcoming identical twins like the Pollock sisters, even without a family history, is not impossible. Continue reading to learn more about the "The Pollock Twins."

Brain’s Waste Removal System Investigated for Preventing Alzheimer’s and More: Deep Sleep As Brainwasher?

06.19.2024 04:27 AM

Explore how the brain's waste removal system could prevent Alzheimer's and other conditions. Learn how deep sleep acts as a brainwasher, clearing out harmful waste. Read more!

Ultra-Processed Diet Linked to Higher Insomnia Risk: Which Foods Disrupt Your Sleep?

06.19.2024 03:50 AM

An ultra-processed diet is linked to higher insomnia risk. Find out which foods disrupt your sleep and how to improve your diet for better rest. Read more!

Cow-Free Milk: Scientists Engineer Yeasts, Plants To Produce Lacteous Protein

06.19.2024 01:29 AM

Biotech companies have been devising ways to manufacture milk without cows. Read to learn more. The recent bird flu crisis on dairy farms has boosted interest in the production of milk protein, which does not come from cows.

Foods Served in Planes Taste Bad; Here's Why

06.19.2024 00:44 AM

The sense of taste and smell drastically change in flight. Read to find out why. There's a scientific reason why food tastes different and bad when eaten at a height of 30,000 feet.

Smartwatches, Smartphones May Help Measure Changes in Parkinson's Disease Symptoms During Early Stages, Study Reveals

06.19.2024 00:33 AM

Data gathered through smartwatches could help detect symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Read to learn more.

Anti-Malaria Drug Could Offer Remedy Against Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome, Study Suggests

06.19.2024 00:15 AM

An antimalarial drug obtained from the herbal extract artemisinin was found to reduce ovarian cysts and restore normal menstruation in women with PCOS. Find out more about it in this article.

Japan Faces Surge in Deadly 'Flesh-Eating' Bacteria Infections, Nearing 1,000 Cases: What’s Causing This Rare Disease?

06.18.2024 12:31 PM

Japan faces a surge in deadly 'flesh-eating' bacteria infections, nearing 1,000 cases. Discover the causes and implications of this rare disease. Read more!

Trypophobia: Using Internet Amplifies Fear on Cluster of Small Holes, New Study Finds

06.18.2024 11:55 AM

New study finds the internet amplifies trypophobia, the fear of clusters of small holes. Explore the psychological impact and why this fear is spreading. Read more!

Infant Formula Revolutionized: Tobacco-Like Plants Genetically Engineered To Produce Human Milk Sugars

06.18.2024 10:35 AM

Discover how infant formula is revolutionized with tobacco-like plants genetically engineered to produce human milk sugars. Read more!

Body of Xin Zhui: The Best Preserved Human Mummy in History

06.18.2024 06:00 AM

Xin Zhui's body was discovered in 1971 and it was surprisingly well-preserved that her Type A blood was still present in her veins 2,000 years after she passed away. Continue reading to learn more.

Why Don’t We Have Vaccines for Fungal Infections? What Is the Role of Immune Response in Inducing Protection?

06.18.2024 04:37 AM

There is currently no vaccine to protect humans against fungal infections, largely due to numerous challenges. Read the article to learn more.

Somerton Man Mystery Solved After 70 Years; DNA Evidence Points to an Engineer From Melbourne

06.18.2024 03:00 AM

DNA matching identified the Somerton man found dead on a beach in Australia as Carl Webb. Continue reading to know the full story.

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