MEDICINE & HEALTH

[VIDEO] World's Strongest Baby? 4-month-old Can Stand Unassisted

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.18.2020 09:28 AM

WATCH! A proud father said that her 15-week-old daughter can now stand unassisted supporting her weight possibly inspired by him watching strongman on Youtube.

Men are More Likely NOT to Wear Face Masks Because they See them as Being "Shameful" and "Not Cool"

05.18.2020 07:34 AM

A survey of 2,500 American adults found that men are more likely to put off wearing face masks because of perceived stigma.

Child Abuse Victims Twice More Likely to Develop Type 2 Diabetes, High Blood and Other Health Problems: Study

05.18.2020 06:39 AM

A recent study shows that survivors of child abuse suffer from metabolical diseases in adulthood such as type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, and other cardiovascular diseases. Officials urge the public to do their part in reporting cases of child abuse to prevent further cases and its long-term effects on the victims.

Mouse-Human Hybrids Chimeras in Development to Serve as Accurate Models for Research

05.18.2020 02:58 AM

Scientists have created a hybrid life form from mouse and human cells in hopes to use them in studying diseases such as malaria, and with more advances, could be a source of human organs.

Can You Get COVID-19 in Swimming Pools: The Scientific Factors to Consider Amid the Pandemic

05.17.2020 23:42 PM

Is it safe to visit swimming facilities this summer amid the pandemic crisis? Can coronavirus live in the water? Find out!

Drunkorexia: 83% of Female University Students are Involved in Dangerous 'Drunkorexic' Behaviors: Study

05.17.2020 22:06 PM

Researchers have found that a shocking 83% of female university students in Australia go through drunkorexic behaviors. Additionally, more than 28 percent of the students were routinely skipping meals on purpose for binge drinking episodes.

Femininity and Attractiveness: Why Women Feel the Need to Go Hairless

05.16.2020 09:33 AM

How many women shave regularly and are there any alternatives to it? University of Bradford's cell biology professor, Des Tobin, explains that hair anywhere on a human's body is important for maintaining skin health.

Gilead's Trials on Remdesivir to End in May; Worries on Access to the Drug Now Arises

05.15.2020 23:44 PM

The trials for Gilead's remdesivir is said to end in May. With the drug only being used for COVID-19 patients under the emergency use authorization, many worry about their access to the drug that has proved to be helpful against the coronavirus. Click the link above to learn more.

Antiviral Drug Interferon Can Speed up Coronavirus Clearance and Lessen Inflammation in COVID-19 Patients: Study

05.15.2020 21:55 PM

Scientists have discovered that an antiviral drug commonly used for treating AIDS-related Kaposi sarcoma, hairy cell leukemia, and melanoma could help accelerate the recovery of COVID-19 patients. Click the link to read more.

Study Says 40% of Women are Constantly Conscious About Facial Hair and Spend About 104 Minutes Managing It: What's the Better Way?

05.15.2020 21:49 PM

Are you conscious of your facial hair? Get rid of them quickly and easily with these best handy pocket-sized hair trimmers for women on Amazon. Check out our list right here.

Recent Study Claims Gargling Mouthwash Protect You from COVID-19 Contrary to What WHO Says

05.15.2020 05:52 AM

A recent study claims that mouthwash contains chemicals that can kill the coronavirus by destroying the virus' outer layer. However, the WHO says that there is no evidence that the mouth hygiene product can indeed kill the virus that causes COVID-19.

Confirmed! Kawasaki-like Disease in Children is Caused by Coronavirus and Can Only be Diagnosed Using Antibody Tests

05.15.2020 05:35 AM

Children displayng Kawasaki-like disease cannot be diagnosed using coronavirus test kits except for antibody tests.

Scientists Now Found a Way to Detect Alzheimer’s 10 years Before Start of Symptoms

05.15.2020 04:28 AM

Medical researchers from Hong Kong have come up with a new approach to detect the early onset of Alzheimer's disease a decade before symptoms become apparent. The new and non-invasive method involves using MRI scans and tracking glucose distributions in the brain.

A-level Student Who Worried About How Lockdown Might Affect His Grades Found Dead

05.15.2020 03:25 AM

A 17-year-old student, who was considered to be the brightest in his year, was found dead at Dunorlan Park in Tunbridge Wells, Kent. His family says he left behind a notebook containing his writing on how he felt about the coronavirus lockdown and his worries about his academics. Click the link above to find out how the coronavirus lockdowns affect students.

Oral Tablet Vaccine for Coronavirus to Start Human Trials, Promising Results Shown in Mice

05.15.2020 01:16 AM

Immunologist and chief scientific officer at Vaxart, Dr. Sean Tucker and his team are developing a tablet vaccine for the coronavirus. Human trials are yet to start in July, but trials involving mice show promising results, according to Tucker. Click the link above to learn more.

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