MEDICINE & HEALTH

What Are Circuit Breaker Lockdowns?

Countries such as Israel, New Zealand, and Singapore have implemented mini-lockdowns in short cycles called circuit breakers. The short period of strict lockdown measures is designed to reduce the number of cases while the government plans new safety measures.

New Study Suggests That Monkeys Self-Domesticated

In science, there is a term for the notion that breeding out aggression in animals affects their evolution - "domestication syndrome" - and might explain some of the marmoset monkeys' physical traits.

Allergies: Causes, Symptoms and Management

In managing symptoms of common allergies, it is best to know its origin or what caused the allergic reaction. Doing so may prevent future similar incidents.
9 Steps To Bursitis Free Life

9 Steps To Bursitis Free Life

Every 1 in 31 US citizens suffers from bursitis. This makes the total number to a whopping 8.7 million. This number must have left you wondering what exactly this disease is/ bursae are the fluid-filled sacs around the joints. When you move them, these bursae provide lubrication. They also act as a cushion against any fall. That's why your joints don't get dislocated whenever you fall.
Four Syndromes of Long Covid

Four Syndromes of Long COVID

There is still a lot to be discovered about the long-term effects of coronavirus in the next few years. So far, the National Institute for Health Research determined four syndromes of long Covid.
Are Humans Still Evolving Today?

Are Humans Still Evolving Today?

Since ancient times, scientists have kept track of how humans have evolved from the caveman to the modern man. In recent years, they have also uncovered what may be signs of evolution in the human body.

The Importance of Understanding Superspreading Events & Environments

For months, scientists have been gaining more understanding of how infectious coronavirus can be. Contact tracing, droplet experiments, and several other studies have helped determine the importance of superspreading events and the role of super transmitters.
9 Steps To Bursitis Free Life

9 Steps To Bursitis Free Life

Every 1 in 31 US citizens suffers from bursitis. This makes the total number to a whopping 8.7 million. This number must have left you wondering what exactly this disease is/ bursae are the fluid-filled sacs around the joints. When you move them, these bursae provide lubrication. They also act as a cushion against any fall. That's why your joints don't get dislocated whenever you fall.
Stem Cells Open Doors To Greater Understanding Of Neurlogical Diseases

Giving Cells a "Squeeze" Makes Them Divide Faster

Researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Boston Children's Hospital have found that physically crowding cells, or "squeezing" them, affects the rate at which they grow and develop.
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