MEDICINE & HEALTH

Brain Scans Reveal How Badly Emotional Abuse Damages Kids

MEDICINE & HEALTH 06.14.2019 08:43 AM

The brains of emotionally abused children are less developed, experts say A brain scan was done to two children of the same age, but one is an emotionally abused toddler and one is a toddler with happy home life.

SpaceX Delivered Human Organs to ISS

06.13.2019 11:24 AM

NASA has tasked SpaceX to deliver human organs from the Earth to the International Space Station ISS.

Research Team Discovered Potential New Therapeutic Target for Alzheimer’s Disease

06.12.2019 17:41 PM

The 6KApoEp, also known as peptide antagonist, was shown to reduce Alzheimer’s-associated beta-amyloid (β-amyloid) accumulation and tau pathologies in the brain, as well as improving learning and memory in mice genetically engineered to mimic symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease

New Study Recommends Regulation on Low-Priced Alcopops that Pose High Risk Especially for Youth

06.12.2019 16:54 PM

Regulatory agencies should reduce the availability and alcohol-by-volume of these products and increase their retail price to reduce and prevent unsafe alcohol consumption

Not A Brain Tumor But A Tapeworm

06.12.2019 11:16 AM

Doctors were initially convinced that it was a tumor on her left lobe which caused her symptoms. Only when her skull was opened did they find the real culprit.

Experts Differentiate Allergy vs. Food Intolerance vs. Side Effect

06.11.2019 14:00 PM

According to experts, most people mistake food allergies as food intolerance, and drug allergies as side effects.

Motorized Scooter Facial and Head Injuries on the Rise

06.11.2019 13:43 PM

The incidences tripled annually from an estimated 2,325 nationwide in 2008 to an estimated 6,947 in 2017

‘Green Revolution’ in RNAi Tools and Therapeutics

06.11.2019 08:34 AM

This work does not only offer an affordable treatment strategy for chronic hepatitis B patients in developing countries but also reduces the required dose of RNAi drugs to minimize the potential side effects of RNAi therapy and allow the administration for a relatively long period or in conjunction with other antiviral drugs

Vegetarians Spike the Count for Vitamin B12 Deficiency

06.11.2019 08:32 AM

The increasing number of vegetarians have prompted for a rise in the number of people with vitamin B12 deficiency.

Scientists Develop a Mobile App to Counteract Migraine

06.11.2019 08:30 AM

Study reveals migraine can be reduced through a novel mobile app Persons affected by migraine consist of over 36 million in the United States. A new mobile application called RELAXaHEAD was developed by NYU School of Medicine researchers to alleviate the number of headaches experienced by migraine sufferers.

Prevention of 94 Million Premature Deaths through Three Public Health Interventions

06.10.2019 10:54 AM

Researchers noted that focusing their resources on the combination of these three interventions can have a substantial potential impact on cardiovascular health through 20140

Human Immune System Also In-charge of Decision-Making Processes

06.10.2019 09:56 AM

New research is suggesting that the inflammatory actions in the brain reduces a person’s motivation and eventually influences the decisions that people are making.

Education Is In The Genes, says Geneticist

06.10.2019 09:46 AM

Private school or public school -- geneticist says there’s no need to send your kids to expensive schools because it’s all in the genes.

Work Relationships: How Do You Make It Last?

06.10.2019 08:54 AM

How would you feel if you sent an email to a colleague asking for his opinion and days have passed and yet you haven't received a reply? Perhaps, you too would wonder what went wrong. You become concerned about whether you have offended that person because you didn't get a reply. Maybe you also wondered how you would interact with that person when you see them but yet to receive a reply to your email. Your interaction with your colleagues says a lot about how successful workplace communication is (or not).

One Million People Are Infected with STIs Everyday, Says WHO

06.10.2019 06:04 AM

"Sexually transmitted infections are everywhere. They are far more common than we think," says expert.

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