MEDICINE & HEALTH

Babies’ Severe Sleep Disorder Can Lead to Childhood Anxiety, Study Says

MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.11.2020 06:56 AM

Australian researchers who were able to track around 1,507 first-time moms and their babies found that "one in every five had 'persistent severe sleep problems'" as they described it, during the first year of their babies.

It Takes At Least 5 Days Before Coronavirus Symptoms Show, New Study Finds

03.11.2020 06:56 AM

A new study found that it takes an average of five days for one to see or experience the symptoms of the new coronavirus.

3 Science-Supported Health Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar

03.11.2020 06:56 AM

Apple cider vinegar has undoubtedly various healthful properties which include antioxidant and antimicrobial effects. Furthermore, evidence recommends, it may provide some health benefits such as reducing cholesterol, helping weight loss, improving diabetes symptoms and lowering levels of blood sugar.

More Than a Year to Develop a Coronavirus Vaccine Despite Progress in Medical Research? Why?

03.11.2020 06:55 AM

As the new coronavirus spreads, the numbers globally, increase in terms of deaths, tested positive, and seen signs and symptoms.

Five Reasons You Should Take a Nap on National Napping Day

03.10.2020 07:31 AM

If you've been so tired at work, in school or doing the household chores, you deserve a break-you deserve to doze off, the earliest you want. It's the National Napping Day, after all!

A Better Approach to Coronavirus Vaccine Plausible? Synthetic Biologists Think So

03.10.2020 07:31 AM

Regardless of the companies' initiative to rush in developing and testing vaccines that fight the new Coronavirus (COVID-19), the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, as well as the National Institutes of Health, bet that scientists, particularly the synthetic biologists, "can do even better than what's currently in the pipeline."

Our Love-Hate Relationship with Coffee Explained

03.10.2020 07:31 AM

Coffee drinking is linked to genes and the environment according to a new study. (Photo : Pixabay)A smile for every cup of coffee Every morning many people would drink coffee to wake them up and get ready to start their day.

Impacts of Technology During Mealtime

03.09.2020 20:08 PM

A study found that when a person is distracted by technology during breakfast, lunch or dinner, it may decrease his food intake. In this particular research, 119 young adults participated, consuming a meal as they played an easy 15-minute computer game.

Important Facts You Need to Know about Coronavirus Testing in the U.S.

03.09.2020 20:08 PM

Officials of the U.S. government say a million of promised tests to diagnose coronavirus infections are soon to be in the mail. However, the said promises still leave a lot of local and state laboratories without the capability of testing the virus, critical for controlling its spread across the nation.

New York Now in a State of Emergency Due to Coronavirus

03.09.2020 08:10 AM

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo over the weekend declared a state of calamity as the number of coronavirus (COVID-19) cases in New York increased to 89 including an Uber driver and two other patients whose positive tests remain unexplained.

2 Iranian Men Face Prison After Licking Holy Shrine Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak

03.08.2020 10:10 AM

Men from Iran, who's video have circulated online of them licking and kissing the gates of holy shrines, are now facing prison and flogging.

How Electronic Devices Affect Your Child's Mental Health

03.07.2020 11:08 AM

Electronic media use among children and adolescents has always been associated with anxiety and depression but the comorbidity between the two has not always been considered as a subject for study.

Less Pills, More Convenience: Patients to Receive Once-a-Month HIV Treatment

03.07.2020 09:37 AM

In an article Science News posted on its website, it was indicated that "the results of two phase III clinical tests recommend that a monthly shot of antiretroviral drugs works" just as effective as the pills taken every day.

Thirdhand Smoke: First Victims Are Moviegoers

03.07.2020 06:05 AM

Often, tobacco residue on people's skin, clothing, and hair is an essential concern for public health.

Chinese Architect Introduces ‘Be a Batman’ Device that Can Heat Up to High Temps Enough to Kill COVID-19

03.07.2020 06:05 AM

Dayong Sun designed a wearable mechanism called “Be a Batman.” This new invention consists of a fiber frame, shaped like bat wings and worn like a backpack.

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