MEDICINE & HEALTH

Coronavirus Patient in South Korea Receives a Double Lung Transplant

MEDICINE & HEALTH 07.07.2020 03:30 AM

A South Korean woman receives a double lung transplant after four months of severely damaged organs. She is recovering well and grateful to be breathing.

Drug-Resistant Bacteria Can Be Identified by Newly Developed PARGT Software

07.07.2020 01:06 AM

Scientists have developed the PARGT software which can identify antibiotic-resistant bacteria for the development of new drugs and treatment against infections and diseases.

Probiotics Could Help Ease Depression, New Study Suggests

07.06.2020 23:37 PM

A review of medical literature suggested that food or supplements containing good bacteria thought to have a positive influence in the gut can help ease depression.

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease is Causing Alzheimer's Disease, Medical Research Says

07.06.2020 23:26 PM

Scientists have directly linked non-alcoholic fatty liver disease with 'neuroinflammatory complications,' which eventually develop into Alzheimer's Disease.

Fauci: Any Coronavirus Vaccine Would Only Give 'Finite Protection'

07.06.2020 22:54 PM

According to Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, any coronavirus vaccine developed during this time would only give us "finite protection." Furthermore, he says that the first wave of the coronavirus is still far from over.

The Best Way To Take Care Of Your Loved Ones Who Need Special Care

07.06.2020 16:35 PM

Family is precious. We take care of people we love, right. We cook for them; we make sure they get the best education and whatever makes them happy. We basically do everything they need.

Experts Share the Health Benefits of Celebrating International Kissing Day

07.06.2020 09:28 AM

International Kissing Day a time to celebrating affection, love, and the many health benefits we get from kissing.

Love Working From Home? Susan the Homeworker Model Might Change Your Mind

07.06.2020 08:59 AM

Experts create Susan, a model of what homeworkers may become in 25 years. To avoid all her serious health conditions, several tips are shared to help homeworkers manage their time.

Cell ‘Membrane on a Chip’ Developed for Screening of Coronavirus Drug Candidates

07.06.2020 04:35 AM

Scientists recreate human cell membranes onto an electronic chip to measure its behavior with external substances such as viruses and antibiotics. Soon, it will be screening drug candidates for coronavirus.

Scientists Develop Artificial Cartilage Gel to Replace Worn-Out or Damaged Natural Ones

07.06.2020 03:47 AM

Researchers think they may have developed the material that could be used as a replacement to knee cartilage. However, it may take three years before it is approved for humans use.

Study Shows How Hair Samples Give Hints on Measuring Fertility Hormone Levels

07.06.2020 03:40 AM

A new study reveals that the measurement of a fertility hormone called the Anti-Mullerian hormone can be taken from a sample of human hair. This approach would provide a non-invasive and a more affordable test compared to the traditional serum blood test.

The First Child Obesity Guidelines Are Set to Treat Adolescent Type 2 Diabetes

07.06.2020 02:35 AM

Australasian health experts create the first-ever type 2 diabetes guidelines for adolescents to battle the risk factors of the obesity epidemic.

Coronavirus Is Airborne: 239 Experts Call on the WHO to Update Its COVID-19 Guidelines

07.06.2020 00:44 AM

A group of experts has come together with a common claim: the coronavirus is airborne. The scientists are to publish an open letter to the World Health Organization, suggesting it to update its recommendations for preventing the transmission of COVID-19.

New Study Found DNA Inherited From Neanderthals Increases the Risk of Suffering Severe COVID-19

07.06.2020 00:13 AM

A piece of genome that spans six genes on chromosome 3 has had a puzzling journey from the Neanderthals 60,000 years ago.

Chinese Authorities Report a Suspected Case of Bubonic Plague

07.05.2020 23:34 PM

The bubonic plague, or Black Death, is a notorious epidemic since the 6th century. A new suspected case in Inner Mongolia has the area on high alert of the 'risk of a human plague epidemic.'

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