MEDICINE & HEALTH

U.S Teen Suicides Spiked After the Release of ’13 Reasons Why’

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.01.2019 09:46 AM

According to a recent study, there is an estimate of 195 suicide deaths among 10 to 17-year-olds just 9 months after its release.

Newly Discovered Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms Can Be Targeted to Boost Angiogenesis

05.01.2019 08:51 AM

Increases in VEGF concentration or decreases in vascular Notch signaling stimulate both vascular cell proliferation and vessel growth

Erectile Dysfunction Drug Effective for Heart Failure Treatment

05.01.2019 08:40 AM

It is entirely possible that some patients taking Tadalafil for erectile dysfunction have also unwittingly enjoyed a protective effect of their heart

New Research Offers Insight Into the Proteins in the Brain that Detect Cannabis

04.30.2019 23:25 PM

Researchers at the University of Bristol have made new progress in understanding how cannabinoid receptors (CB1Rs), the proteins that detect the active components of marijuana, are controlled in the brain.

New Video Game Developed to Detect Alzheimer’s Disease

04.30.2019 17:06 PM

Sea Hero Quest is a new video game that has been created and developed by Germany’s Deutsche Telkom in partnerships with game studio Glitchers and a number of European Universities. The video game is designed to easily identify people who might have mild and early symptoms of dementia which are usually not easy to detect through conventional medical tests.

Clinics Powered by Artificial Intelligence are Now Offering Medical Care to Patients in Arizona

04.30.2019 16:33 PM

Artificial intelligence is a new technology that is taking different roles that have traditionally been handled by a human. In Russia, some banks are already relying on technology to serve their clients. Now in Phoenix Arizona, there are clinics that are powered by artificial intelligence offering care to patients. Similar to some check-out lines found in certain stores, patients are now getting medical care from kiosks that are powered by artificial intelligence.

Potential Connection Between Autism and Use of Antidepressants During Pregnancy

04.30.2019 11:45 AM

Researchers foresee a possible mechanism that could potentially be exploited for future therapies Led by Duke-NUS Medical School, a team of researchers has discovered a possible link between autistic-like behavior in adult mice and exposure to a conventional antidepressant in the womb.

Eating White Rice Daily Increases the Risk of Diabetes

04.30.2019 07:00 AM

White rice is just as dangerous as sugary foods. While most westerners are known to eat more food that causes the disease, statistics show Asians have a higher chance of getting diabetes and research has found just what the shocking culprit is: white rice.

Filipino Professor Unlocks the Secret to a Pain-free Life

04.30.2019 06:59 AM

The pain passes within 8 minutes—no pills, no injections. With the development of the natural biomagnetic method by a Filipino professor came the long-awaited breakthrough in the fight against pain.

Just How Much Does Genetics Effect Our Voice?

04.30.2019 06:58 AM

The root causes of the difference in the human voice explained. One of the most defining characteristics of a human is their voice: its pitch, how it resonates and of course, the vocal range.

Yarn-like Nanofibers Could Assist in the Healing of Tendons and Muscles

04.30.2019 06:56 AM

MIT engineers have developed tissue engineering design that may enable flexible range of motion in injured tendons and muscles during healing.

Can You Go Swimming During Your Menstrual Periods?

04.29.2019 21:30 PM

Swimming during periods can be a challenge. However, times have changed and now girls and women can swim even during those days.

200,000 Unique Viruses Found Hidden In The Oceans

04.29.2019 20:52 PM

The deepest parts of the oceans remain a mystery to a lot of people and scientists discovered that there are 200,000 new viruses hidden in the unknowns of the deep.

First Phase of Human Trails for Colorectal Cancer Vaccine Recorded Positive Results

04.29.2019 20:04 PM

The first phase of clinical human trials was conducted to establish the effectiveness of colorectal cancer vaccine. In a newly published study outlining the Phase1 trial, it is suggesting that the vaccine is safe on people and actually stimulates immune activation. This latest positive finding has now paved the way for even bigger human trials. The results were published in the Journal for Immuno Therapy of Cancer.

Stress Eating May Cause the Body to Store Fat, Research Shows

04.29.2019 17:27 PM

Researchers found that eating high-calorie foods may cause the body to store fat faster resulting to weight gain

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