MEDICINE & HEALTH

Study Says Flavored Vape is Damaging to Cardiovascular Cells

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.28.2019 16:50 PM

E-cigarette flavors can harm the cells that line blood vessels and perhaps cause heart problems with prolonged use.

Anxiety Sufferers May Experience Frequent Pollen Allergies, Study Says

05.28.2019 16:39 PM

For the first time, researchers were now able to reveal a link with seasonal allergies A Director of the University Center for Health Sciences at University Hospital Augsburg (UNIKA-T) and Professor of Environmental Medicine at TUM, Claudia Traidi-Hoffman, along with some scientists, have interviewed over 1,700 people from the Augsburg area of Germany about their allergies.

Burnout is an Official Medical Diagnosis, Says WHO

05.28.2019 13:02 PM

The World Health Organization has attached symptoms to what many call being “burnout”. Most of us have experienced a feeling of extreme work stress; a feeling of just being burnout.

The Study of Stem Cell Determines Most Harmful Vape Liquids

05.28.2019 10:46 AM

Exposure to flavored e-liquids damages the endothelial cells, the thin layer of cells that line the interior surface of blood vessels and play an essential role in heart and cardiovascular health

New Compound Antibiotic-resistant Superbugs Killer Discovered

05.28.2019 10:39 AM

A new compound which visualizes and kills antibiotic-resistant superbugs has been discovered by scientists at the University of Sheffield and Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (RAL).

Huntington's Protein Travel Through Rhes Protein-Initiated Nanotubes

05.27.2019 13:58 PM

Scientists discover the mechanism on how Huntington's disease destroys brain cells Scripps Research scientists discovered a toxic protein connected to Huntington's disease that can freely move from neurons through a nanotube tunnel constructed by a Rhes protein.

Human Immune System Initiates Due to Bacteria in Fermented Food

05.27.2019 13:51 PM

HCA receptors in apes and humans signal the immune system Researchers from the University of Leipzig discovered a receptor in humans and great apes that detect metabolites from bacteria commonly found in fermented foods that also stimulates the movement of immune cells.

New Antibiotic-Free Treatment of Wounds Discovered Through Electric Field-Based Dressing

05.27.2019 13:50 PM

Scientists develop a new method of treating wound infections Indiana University School of Medicine researchers have developed a method of using electricty to fight against bacterial infections.

Gold Could Be the Key to Making Gene Therapy for HIV, Blood Disorders More Practical

05.27.2019 13:49 PM

It is the first time scientists used a gold nanoparticle loaded with CRISPR to edit genes in a rare but powerful subset of blood stem cells, the source of all blood cells

Chick-fil-A’s AI Can Spot Signs of Foodborne Illness from Social Media Posts with 78% Accuracy

05.27.2019 12:31 PM

The fast food franchise is using algorithms for food safety issues. Chick-fil-A might not be the first company that you would expect to see Artificial Intelligence and machine learning in action, but the fast food franchise is using algorithms for food safety issues.

The DNA Diet: How Knowing Your Genes Can Help You Fit into Your Jeans

05.27.2019 11:56 AM

There is a significant interaction between your diet and your genes. Most people have a basic understanding of genetics. The genetics are inherited from your parents and their DNA are combined to create your genetic makeup.

Fermented Food Eating Benefits The Human Body

05.25.2019 09:23 AM

Fermenting food has been in practice for thousands of years and humans have been using it to preserve food. But new studies show that such practice of fermentation may be bringing us more benefits that we first thought.

Scientists Discover How Lupus Evolved From Mutation

05.24.2019 09:31 AM

Lupus is an autoimmune disorder that affects half a billion of the population worldwide. Only a few details about the said disease are known.

Red Wine's Resveratrol Decreases Blood Pressure in Mice, but Could It Do the Same for Humans?

05.24.2019 09:27 AM

Resveratrol may someday be used to develop a new class of high blood pressure drugs for humans. Resveratrol is a compound produced in the skin of grapes and is used to defend against bacteria and insects, it is also present in red wine.

Expert Findings Show Selling A House Is As Stressful As Childbirth And Divorce

05.24.2019 09:19 AM

We all go through stress to some degree at some points in our lives; be it relationship breakdowns, financial issues such as losing a job or losing someone close to you.

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