MEDICINE & HEALTH

Did You Know That Autism Can Be Traced as Early as in Prenatal Neuron Development?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 08.24.2020 08:50 AM

Researchers discover that autism can be found during early brain development of neuron cells. Better understanding of neuron development is not to cure or prevent autism, but to understand the diversity of brain development.

CDC Says Travelers No Longer Need to Quarantine for 14 Days

08.24.2020 08:30 AM

Travel has slowly returned around the world with travel guidelines and considerations. A recent study also looks at how airplane transmission can occur without observing proper hygiene and safety guidelines.

COVID-19 Update: New Zealand Extends Auckland Lockdown

08.24.2020 08:20 AM

The New Zealand metropolitan Auckland is set to extend its lockdown until 11:59 PM Sunday, August 30, according to Prime Minister (PM) Jacinda Ardern.

Retinol: The Skincare Gold Standard Anyone Should Know

08.24.2020 08:20 AM

Experts often regard retinol as the gold standard in skincare. Here are some facts about retinol and how to use it for a younger-looking skin.

1500 People Participate in Experimental Concert

08.24.2020 08:10 AM

1500 participants in Germany take part in an event simulation to help researchers understand hygiene and contact tracing during mass gatherings. Hopefully the results can help authorites make efficient guidelines for future events.

Doctors Can Use Selfies To Detect Cardiovascular Diseases

08.24.2020 08:00 AM

It is now possible to detect heart diseases through selfies using a deep learning computer algorithm.

Firefighters Deal With This Carcinogen Daily

08.24.2020 00:14 AM

A new study suggests that exposure to a harmful chemical substance, such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), is more common in firefighters on duty compared to those who are not.

Online vs. In-Person Classes: A Look Into Anxiety in Teens

08.23.2020 22:54 PM

A unique study looks at the improved mental health of students during lockdown compared to in-person classes. It raises questions over the quality of school life, which gives schools the chance to improve school environments as students will return to classrooms.

World's Largest Ovarian Tumor Weighing 112 Pounds Successfully Removed From A Woman in India

08.23.2020 22:23 PM

The 52-year-old woman had no idea that a tumor was already growing inside her as she initially complained of her ballooning weight that reached 238lbs. The operation took three hours to successfully remove the tumor.

An Injectable Drug Can Block HIV From Entering Cells

08.23.2020 07:30 AM

A team of scientists led by the University of Utah has developed a new injectable drug that can reportedly block HIV from entering cells.

The Story Between Carrots and Night Vision

08.22.2020 22:28 PM

One of the enduring myths surrounding carrots is whether they can give you night vision. While the answer, sadly, remains no, there is a fascinating World War II story about its origins - and a grain of truth to the tale.

Families Can Support Kids' Mental Health Whether They're Learning Remotely or at School – Here's How

08.22.2020 14:00 PM

The choice between in-person learning, where available, and remote learning is a fraught one for parents. Children experience joy and connection when they learn alongside other kids, but they risk being exposed to the coronavirus. Remote learning at home can protect kids from COVID-19, but does it set back their social-emotional development?

Genome Sequencing Tells Us the Auckland Outbreak Is a Single Cluster — Except for One Case

08.22.2020 13:00 PM

Genome sequencing — mapping the genetic sequences of the virus from confirmed COVID-19 cases in a bid to track its spread — is now an integral part of New Zealand’s coronavirus response. It is providing greater certainty in identifying clusters and helps focus the investigations of contact tracers.

Convalescent Plasma Donation Fights Conflict With 40-Year Restriction on Blood Donation

08.22.2020 08:40 AM

The call for convalescent plasma donation to possibly treat COVID-19 comes into focus on what others call a discriminatory blood and plasma donation practices. A federal restriction four decades ago has prevented people with HIV to donate blood or plasma.

Virus is 'Not Under Control,' Especially with College Parties

08.22.2020 07:40 AM

The WHO believes that coronavirus can be overcome quicker than the 1918 flu. However, despite the CDC's updated guidelines, student cases continue to spike, especially with college parties every weekend.

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