MEDICINE & HEALTH

"Unicorn puppy" Named Narwhal Has a Tail on His Face

MEDICINE & HEALTH 11.23.2019 10:22 AM

This adorable puppy garnered fame online, but the reason behind his unusual feature is not as adorable.

Nine-year-old Genius to Graduate University

11.23.2019 10:21 AM

A nine-year-old boy from Belgium is getting attention all over the world because he is already set to graduate University.

Know More about Parasitic Worms Present in Humans

11.21.2019 10:25 AM

These days, health circles are abuzz with talks about parasitic worms and how they affect humans. Prior knowledge about the nature of these worms and the conditions they lead to help in keeping them under control. Parasites refer to organisms that can be found living on and feeding off their hosts. These hosts are other living organisms, such as humans, that provide parasites with the nutrition and oxygen they need for survival. The parasites living in humans are capable of causing several health issues that can be ascertained through a wide range of signs and symptoms. The commonly found parasites include thorny-headed worms, flatworms, and roundworms.

5 Health Screening Tests You Can Take at Home

11.19.2019 21:05 PM

Do you ever have the feeling that something is not quite right, but you aren't sure if it warrants a trip to the doctor's office? Physician visits can be expensive, time consuming, and nerve wrecking.

What Will The Modern Laboratory Look Like In 2020 And Beyond

11.18.2019 15:07 PM

Digital solutions and tools have become integral and indispensable to research and science labs as these devices and applications help them operate more effectively and efficiently.

Germ-free Childhood Could Trigger Leukemia?

11.18.2019 09:20 AM

Keeping a child germ-free may cause more harm than good. A new study says that it could contribute to a child developing leukemia early in life.

Eating More Gluten is Linked to a Child's Risk of Celiac Disease

11.18.2019 09:18 AM

Bad news for those who love pasta, bread, and baked goods—eating lots of gluten-heaving foods can make you at risk of celiac disease.

Another Study Suggests E-cigarettes Hurt Heart Health More Than Regular Cigarettes

11.18.2019 09:10 AM

Two new studies presented at the American Heart Association meeting shows that e-cigarette smoking decreases blood flow and impacts cholesterol.

Dementia Continues to Soar High in the United Kingdom Alone

11.18.2019 08:51 AM

Although dementia is known to affect older people (especially people about 65 years old), some cases of the disease can develop earlier often exhibiting different issues for the affected person.

Good News: Cholesterol Levels are Dropping in the US

11.18.2019 08:23 AM

The cholesterol levels in America are dropping and researchers are also looking at the drop in heart attack rates.

Marijuana Chewing Gum is Said to Relieve Fibromyalgia Pain

11.18.2019 08:16 AM

Studies have shown the positive effects of marijuana as painkillers. A company has invented a marijuana chewing gum that can help relieve fibromyalgia pain and its symptoms.

Spaceflight Triggers Structural Changes in the Brain of Astronauts

11.16.2019 06:41 AM

With the help of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), researchers from the Medical University of South Carolina observed how the human brain adapts to extreme conditions such as the microgravity environment outside of Earth.

Frequent Venting and Complaining May Worsen Your Mood and Health, Study Finds

11.16.2019 06:14 AM

You may not be aware of it, but if you feel drained and you feel suffocated by the poeple around you then it is time to step back and cut some ties as chronic complainers can be damaging to both your mental and physical health.

Gene Editing Tool was Modified to Improve Therapies for HIV

11.15.2019 06:30 AM

Researches have found a way to create a cheap and fast gene-editing tool that can help improve the therapies for HIV and other blood-related diseases.

What Is Chromatography Used for in Life and Business?

11.14.2019 16:15 PM

Chromatography is a scientific technique that uses a filter to separate the parts of a compound (often a liquid or gas). Since its invention in Russia in the early 1900s, scientists have never stopped using and perfecting this technique.

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