MEDICINE & HEALTH

Things That We Do That Can Damage Our Kidneys

MEDICINE & HEALTH 01.09.2020 09:04 AM

There are things that we do in our everyday life that can damage our kidneys without us knowing It is not too late to unlearn all of the behaviors that can damage your kidneys.

How to Recognize Signs of a Stroke

01.09.2020 08:59 AM

Almost a million people suffer from stroke every year which eventually leads to death. Here are some of the early warning signs of a stroke

Study Says Having Goosebumps While Listening to Music Means your Brain is Special

01.09.2020 08:48 AM

Those who gets goosebumps while listening to music is said to have a very unique brain fiber A study was conducted by a former Harvard undergraduate named Matthew Sachs and it has shown that those who get chills and goosebumps while listening to music may have a different brain structure than those who do not get any goosebumps while listening to music.

Scientists Working Together to Beat Cancer Once and for All

Scientists Work Together to Build a New System to Beat Cancer Once and For All

01.09.2020 08:35 AM

Cancer scientists are pooling their know-how to build a system to analyze all data about it. Once perfected and completed the study will help clue in the doctors better.

Research Suggest Antibiotics in Infancy is Linked to Allergies in Childhood

01.09.2020 06:49 AM

A new research showed that too much penicillin and other antibiotics can affect a child later in life.

Dogs Sick With Cancer Have Hope With New Treatment to Save Them

Dogs With Cancer May Now Hope To Get Better With This Newly-Discovered Treatment Method

01.09.2020 06:43 AM

One of the most beloved pets is dogs, for the unconditional love they give their owners. Now there just might be a cure to cancer that afflicts dogs and their humans are just happy about it.

Why Is It So Darned Hard to Kill Mosquitoes With Bug Spray That Does Not Seem to Work?

01.09.2020 03:02 AM

Mosquitoes seem to be immune to bug spray and it is not funny when they develop resistance. (Photo : www. sciencealert. com)Mosquitoes seem to be immune to bug spray and it is not funny when they develop resistance.

Eating Fried Chicken Everyday Could Lead to Early Death, Study Says

01.08.2020 10:56 AM

Fried foods may be delicious, but they can be the cause of early death A new research that was published in The BMJ states that eating fried chicken regularly could increase the risk of early death.

The Cure for Cancer Is a Newly Discovered Organelle That Prevents Cancerous Cells From Killing the Host Cells

01.08.2020 10:54 AM

There is hope for patients that are suffering from Cancer, an almost always terminal disease that comes with no definitive cure at the moment. One of the possible cures that might prove better than current therapies is a newly-discovered organelle that might be the magic bullet. Scientists from the University of Virginia School of Medicine have stumbled upon it, and are probing and investigating the mystery organelle for the first time.

Eating Chili Peppers 4 Times A Week Could Reduce The Risk Of Heart Attack By 40%

01.08.2020 10:41 AM

A new study suggests that eating chili peppers can help reduce your chances of having a stroke or heart disease

What is Endometriosis and How Would You Know If You Are Suffering From It?

01.08.2020 09:02 AM

One of the pain disorders that women suffer is endometrioisis. But what is it and what are the symptoms?

Is Eating Peanut Butter Connected to Weight Gain?

01.08.2020 08:39 AM

Peanut butter is said to be healthy, but does it contribute to weight gain? Peanut butter is one of the most popular spreads, it is packed with essential nutrients, including minerals, vitamins, and healthy fats.

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Utah Attorney Greg Bishop Suggests Exercising To Improve Your Memory

01.08.2020 02:09 AM

It isn't commonly known is that exercise can also help older adults boost their cognitive skills and improve their memory.

The Inside of Cells Are Chatterboxes and When They Talk, They Cause Adaptations in Lipid Transfer

The Inside of Cells Is A Chatterbox and When the Chatter Starts, Adaptations in Lipid Transfer Happens

01.08.2020 00:21 AM

Inside a cell, they are chatterboxes that talk to each other. When they do, all sorts of tethers and links are made to transfer lipids.

Astronaut Suffers From First-Ever Recorded Blood Clot in Space, Doctors Encourage More Research

01.07.2020 21:14 PM

For the first time, a blood clot is recorded to occur in space. Earlier this week, news of an unidentified astronaut suffering from a blood clot in the jugular vein on the neck or also known as deep vein thrombosis (DVT) while aboard the International Space Station circulated and it has become a new case study for doctors here on Earth.