MEDICINE & HEALTH

What's the Dirtiest Thing in The Bathroom? Nope, It's Not the Toilet

MEDICINE & HEALTH 11.16.2020 06:00 AM

Toilets are gross, but it is not the dirtiest in the bathroom. Can you guess which is the dirtiest thing in the bathroom?

Elon Musk Praises CureVac and Moderna's Efforts as the Future of Medicine

11.16.2020 04:30 AM

Elon Musk's said CureVac and Moderna are both utilizing mRNA Vaccine technology for COVID-19! Elon Musk lauded CureVac, Moderna, and other experts in creating a COVID-19 vaccine through synthetic mRNA.

Commercial Face Masks May Be Triggering Your Skin Allergies

11.15.2020 21:00 PM

Medical challenge doctors are faced with is how to protect people who are allergic to face masks. The use of masks made of cotton or other natural fibers could help prevent the breakout of rashes or other allergic reactions, experts say.

Operation Warp Speed: Pfizer Seeks FDA Emergency Approval to 20 Million COVID-19 Vaccine for US

11.15.2020 20:00 PM

Pfizer's 90% accurate COVID-19 Vaccine is now sought after by the US government and is now asking for 20 million doses!

This New COVID-19 Mutated Strain Could Be More Infectious Yet Susceptible to a Vaccine

11.15.2020 09:00 AM

A new experiment proves the D614G coronavirus strain also replicates faster than the original strain. It may help make COVID-19 vaccines more effective.

Tiny Worm Reveals Why Melatonin Makes Us Sleepy

11.15.2020 08:00 AM

The tiny worm C. elelgans has been an excellent brain model to understand other species. A recent study reveals how the hormone melatonin works in the brain to promote sleep.

Reverse Dieting: The Post-Diet Plan To Avoid Regaining Lost Weight

11.14.2020 20:00 PM

Reverse dieting would help people in prolonged weight loss diet to prevent regaining their weight by bringing calories back to a sustainable level.

New Study Shows Pandemic Has Changed How Men Pee

11.14.2020 11:00 AM

A study suggests that nearly 70% of Japanese men changed the way they pee because of the pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has not only disrupted millions of lives, but it has also altered some social, cultural, and corporate norms, according to the South China Morning Post (SCMP).

New Insights Into the Link Between the Sweet Taste of Sugar and Regulating Satiety Revealed

11.14.2020 09:00 AM

A new study provides new perceptions into the link between the sugar's sweet taste, intake of energy, "and the regulatory process of hunger and satiety."

Study Finds Americans Don’t Eat Adequate Fish, Missing Out on Health Benefits They Need

11.14.2020 07:00 AM

Americans consume only less than half of the 26 pounds each year. Eating fish can offer powerful benefits for both the brain and heart. However, Americans consume less than half of the 26 pounds each year, experts are recommending.

Volunteer for Pfizer’s Experimental COVID-19 Vaccine Shares Side Effects from Trial

11.14.2020 05:00 AM

Even with the side effects, the volunteers said he is confident of the vaccine's safety. Just recently, Pfizer, Inc. announced more than 90 percent efficacy of its COVID-19 vaccine.

UNMC Unveils The Teaching Hospital of the Future

11.13.2020 22:00 PM

The University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) has opened the Davis Global Center r - a teaching hospital equipped with cutting-edge technology for medical professionals of the future.

Freaking Out? Here Are Science-Approved Ways to Ward Off Anxiety

11.13.2020 20:00 PM

If the one-two punch of pandemic stress and post-election stress feels like more than you can handle, try these tips to help you.

UNICEF Uses Solar-Powered Fridges to Keep COVID-19 Vaccines Cold and Safe To Use

11.13.2020 19:00 PM

UNICEF has mapped out a network of refrigerators and cold storage rooms to store COVID-19 vaccines. When a vaccine for COVID-19 is approved for use, one of the next foremost challenges will be distributing billions of doses all over the world, including remote areas with no reliable electricity, where the vaccine needs to stay refrigerated to retain its efficacy.

Vapers Who Don't Smoke Tobacco Still Have High Chances of Develping a Respiratory Disease

11.13.2020 16:00 PM

Although some vapers have never smoked tobacco, a new study suggests that they are still at risk of developing a respiratory disease.

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