MEDICINE & HEALTH

Human Beings Can Incredibly Smell One Trillion Scents Except Smell Their Own Even When They Stink

MEDICINE & HEALTH 05.15.2017 04:04 AM

Human beings has an incredible sense of smell. However, due to a condition, they can't smell themselves even when they stink.

Shocking Effects Of Stroke: Atrial Fibrillation Patients Undergoing Aspirin Treatment Have Higher Risk of Massive Bleeding

05.15.2017 01:54 AM

A new finding pointed that stroke affected patients who are undergoing long-term aspirin medication have greater chance of secondary stroke than those who aren't habituated to aspirin therapy; Know more here

Norovirus Alert: 952 Affected in Yolo County, Potential Prevention Techniques Revealed

05.15.2017 01:53 AM

The outbreak of gastrointestinal illness, caused by Norovirus, gazing high in the US, already infected 952people in 32 schools in Yolo county, know how to avoid the disease here

Belief That Human Sense Of Smell Inferiority From Other Animals Genetically Proven False

05.14.2017 19:21 PM

Myth had been busted that the human sense of smell is not as good as other olfactory capabilities of animals tested like the dog, mouse, goat and monkey. The olfactory bulbs of man may be lesser compared to a mouse or a dog in proportion to size but the olfactory neurons are at par with these laboratory subjects or even more.

Ancient 425-Million-Year Old Bacteria ‘Enterococci’ Responsible For Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs

05.14.2017 19:17 PM

The root of why some superbugs are antibiotic resistant was discovered to be the enterococci bacteria which lived 425 million years ago.

Sushi Gone Wrong: Parasitic Worm Called ‘Anisakis’ Discovered In Portuguese Man’s Stomach

05.13.2017 19:36 PM

After eating sushi, the stomach of a man from Portugal was discovered to have a parasitic worm sticking onto it.

Antibiotic-Resistance Microbes Had Predecessor 450-Million Years Ago Before The Mesozoic Era

05.13.2017 11:37 AM

Researcher learned about the gene evolution of Antibiotic resistance microbes while they found the oldest predecessor. This will help to find the cure for this deadly infection for hospitalized patients.

Non-Battery Medical Human Body Implantables Draws Power From Body Fluids Charged Particles

05.13.2017 05:45 AM

Patients with implants will be much safer with the new disconvery of non-battery medical devices. The new implantable device will be free of batteries that are prone to toxic leaks.

Pennsylvania Is Experiencing High Levels Of Radon In Some Water Wells

05.12.2017 14:40 PM

A number of Pennsylvania water wells contain radon that is the second leading cause of lung cancer. Some water wells in Pennsylvania become the sources of the high levels of radon.

Researchers Make Critical Discovery On How Body Cells Fight Salmonella Bacteria

05.12.2017 05:05 AM

Experts are on a serious quest to combat bacterial infections as researchers from Frankfurt made a critical discovery on how body cells fight salmonella bacteria.

Apple Watch Can Predict Upcoming Heart Attack 97% Accurately

05.12.2017 04:55 AM

The researchers from the University of California, San Francisco conducted a study with the Apple Watch and found that this could be the best way to predict abnormal heart rhythm.

Crab Shells: The Best Way To Get Rid Of Malaria Virus

05.12.2017 04:50 AM

The recent study showed that crab shells mixed with silver particles can control the spread of mosquito-borne diseases

Jewel Wasp Has Abilities To Turn Cockroaches Into Zombies

05.12.2017 02:20 AM

A special chemical blend which is injected into the brains of cockroaches by the demon jewel wasp can easily turn the cockroaches into zombies, making them a pawn, totally in the wasp’s control.

Understanding Sign Language Could Depend On Whether You Use Your Left Or Right Hand, Study Says

05.12.2017 01:22 AM

A study had revealed that right or left-handedness could affect people's sign language comprehension.

Scientists Have Clues To Developing New Drugs To Combat Antibiotics-Resistant Bacteria

05.11.2017 07:10 AM

A revolutionary discovery about the nature of bacterial protein leads to clues about how to develop drugs that can combat antibiotics-resistant bacteria.

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