MEDICINE & HEALTH

People With Type 2 Diabetes Can Safely Consume High Glycemic Index Foods, Study Says

MEDICINE & HEALTH 10.26.2020 10:00 AM

People with type 2 diabetes are typically told to stay away from food with a high glycemic index such as white potatoes. However, a recent study determines how patients with T2D actually respond to having potatoes mixed in their daily diet.

New Microscopic Laser Technique Captures 3D Brain Imaging of Zebrafish

10.26.2020 08:00 AM

Zebrafish models have been widely used to study the biology of vertebrates, including humans. Recent research has enabled scientists to develop a new technique to accurately capture 3D imaging of the zebrafish brain with implications of human neurological disorders.

Explaining Nerdiness: Some People Find Excitement in Knowing New Things

10.26.2020 06:00 AM

Some people find excitement in knowing new things. There is something about studying everything about a topic - from the technical to the literary - identifying its nuances and pouring hours upon hours of reading and studying. This habit is commonly known as being a nerd.

Vitamin A Helps Burn Fat To Keep The Body Warm, Study Shows

10.26.2020 05:00 AM

A recent study shows that vitamin A converts white fat to brown fat, which is better for fat burning to keep the body warm during the cold winter months.

A Review of 125 Years of Chess Data Suggests Skills Peak After 30

10.25.2020 20:00 PM

A new study analyzing 125 years of expert chess games and performances shows that players reach their peak at the game after the age of 30.

Yellow Teeth: Experts Reveal Causes and How to Get Rid of Discoloration

10.25.2020 19:00 PM

Yellow teeth are signs of worn-out teeth, aging, and staining from acidic foods. Here's how to get rid of yellow teeth.

What Are The Most Common Reasons Why People Have Trouble Sleeping at Night?

10.25.2020 14:54 PM

Meta description: For those who are looking for ways to improve the quality of their sleep, it is important to look at a few key changes.

Long COVID Syndrome: Study Points Risk Factors, Treatment and How to Manage It

10.24.2020 22:00 PM

King's College London researchers published a new study about the long COVID syndrome and identified patients who are likely to suffer from it.

A MicroRNA Region Gives Insight on Lactose Intolerance and Metabolic Diseases

10.24.2020 12:00 PM

For years, researchers have been looking for specific genes associated with obesity. Instead, they found non-coding RNA called microRNA which is linked to metabolic disease and digestion of milk.

Here Is How To Tell the Difference Between Good Medical Treatments and Fake News

10.24.2020 10:33 AM

It used to be pretty easy to tell the difference between reliable and unreliable information. There was a time when you could at least trust that the information you were getting was offered in good faith, even if it later turned out to be wrong. Today, people and various groups are intentionally putting out fake news for the purpose of misinformation.

Should Wearing Face Masks be Mandated in the United States?

10.24.2020 07:00 AM

Over 80,000 new coronavirus cases were reported in a single day this week in the United States. Experts fear that despite promises of an available vaccine within months, the winter season may be the worst season of the pandemic. Dr. Fauci also proposes that wearing face masks should be mandated.

First Global Survey Reveals the Effect of Lockdown on People with Obesity

10.23.2020 22:00 PM

Since the pandemic, researchers have reported how people's mental and physical health has declined during the lockdown and home quarantine. The first global survey analyzes these aspects in greater detail, especially for people with obesity.

The Seven Components of Wisdom

10.23.2020 20:00 PM

People may have different definitions of wisdom depending on belief, philosophy, education, or experiences. Researchers from UC San Diego have conducted studies to scientifically quantify wisdom.

Sewage May Reveal COVID-19 Outbreaks, UK Project Finds

10.23.2020 19:00 PM

Sewage tests piloted in south-west England show positive results, but transmission via sewage system remains debatable.

Biomarkers of Autism Found in the Umbilical Cord for Early Diagnosis and Intervention

10.23.2020 13:00 PM

Early diagnosis of autism is essential to meet the needs of children who have neurodevelopmental deficiencies. Researchers discover that DNA from the umbilical cord can help with the early diagnosis and intervention of ASD.

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