MEDICINE & HEALTH

Testicles Can Suffer Damage From Coronavirus Without Actual Infection, Study Says

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.04.2020 05:09 AM

Scientists uncover in new research that coronavirus could damage the testicles even without an actual infection. Previous studies have suggested that testicles could be reservoirs for the virus due to the presence of the protein ACE2, which is known to be where the virus clings.

Updated Autopsy Reveals George Floyd Had Coronavirus: So What Now? How Will It Affect the Investigation?

06.04.2020 02:48 AM

A new detailed autopsy report goes into detail of George Floyd's cause of death. Is coronavirus it?

Bloom Syndrome: Are You a Carrier?

06.04.2020 00:23 AM

Bloom syndrome is a rare genetic disorder that affects fewer than 300 people worldwide. Of those people, about one-third are of Ashkenazi Jewish heritage.

UK Researchers Run 'Liberate' Trial to Test Ibuprofen as COVID-19 Drug Despite Controversies

06.04.2020 00:06 AM

Amidst controversies surrounding ibuprofen, a group of researchers from the UK, is pushing through with a clinical trial to prove that the drug could be beneficial for coronavirus patients. The trial called Liberate aims to determine if the medication could treat breathing difficulties in patients with COVID-19.

“Forever” Chemicals in Drinking Water Found to Cause Early Menopause, Cancers and Other Health Issues: Study

06.03.2020 22:09 PM

A study reveals that around 110 million Americans are exposed to PFAS chemicals, which could be found in drinking water and can cause premature menopause in women. These chemicals are also known as "forever" chemicals since they do not break down in the body and accumulate over some time. In turn, this could cause negative effects on one's health.

Singapore May Face the Biggest Dengue Outbreak Ever This Year Surpassing 2013's 22,000 Cases

06.03.2020 13:31 PM

Since Sunday, 291 cases are added to the number of 9,000 dengue infections in Singapore which is more than double the number last year.

Next on Gilead's Agenda: Inhaled Remdesivir and Other User-Friendly Versions of the Drug

06.03.2020 10:46 AM

Gilead Sciences just finished its phase 3 trials for remdesivir, and the results have been positive. As for the next step, the company seeks to explore making inhaled versions of the drug for early treatment of COVID-19 as well as easier treatment at home.

Can You Target Fat Loss? Scientists Redefine the 'Fat Burning Zone' into a 'Sweet Spot'

06.03.2020 10:20 AM

Scientists explain that the speculated 'fat burning zone' is misunderstood and should be redefined as a 'sweet spot.'

Advanced Wound Imaging Revolutionizing Wound Care For Clinicians

06.03.2020 09:44 AM

Wound care is an important part of medicine for clinicians and patients alike. Having the ability to accurately assess and document wounds can help clinicians create a detailed care plan, as well as speed recovery of the wound.

Forensic Pathologists Confessed Biggest Revelations While Performing Autopsy

06.03.2020 08:18 AM

Check out these real-life stories of forensic pathologists and autopsy doctors and discover their world of exploring dead bodies in morgues. Professionals share their personal stories on the social media platform, Reddit, and uncover some shocking revelations. Click the link above to read more.

Bioengineered Miniature Human Livers Have Been Successfully Transplanted Into Ill Rats

06.03.2020 06:41 AM

Scientists have bioengineered miniature human livers and successfully transplanted them into rats with impaired immune systems.

Studies That Most Likely Led WHO to Halt Hydroxychloroquine Covid-19 Trials Are Under Fire Amid Questionable Data From Surgisphere

06.03.2020 06:38 AM

Some studies published under clinical journals are under fire after it was revealed that the data used in their papers were deemed questionable. The said data were provided by a company called Surgisphere, which has yet to release a statement about the issue. Click the link above to learn more.

Couples Wanting to Get Intimate Should Wear Masks While Doing the Deed, Harvard Scientists Say

06.02.2020 21:02 PM

Harvard University researchers caution people to use special precautions even when having sex during this time of the coronavirus pandemic. They advise avoiding kissing, taking a shower before and after having intercourse, and also wearing masks while doing the deed.

Dominic Cummings Scandal is Just the Tipping Point for UK's Controversial Public Health Issues

06.02.2020 14:07 PM

Dominic Cummings' scandal is just the beginning of questioning public health concerns headed by the UK government.

Is Coronavirus Weakening? Know What Experts Have to Say

06.02.2020 13:51 PM

Italian doctors claim that the coronavirus is becoming less potent compared to when it first infected the world, but some experts disagree with this notion.

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