MEDICINE & HEALTH

Opioid Awareness Campaign To Reduce Overdose, Addiction Risks Launched By Utah

POLICY 05.01.2017 19:40 PM

A red sticker campaign to raise awareness about opioid was launched by Utah and will start on Monday.

Bacterium That Causes Bubonic Plague Still Found Everywhere

05.01.2017 13:16 PM

Yersinia pestis, the bacterium that causes bubonic plague, was found in the ameba. This is deemed as a serious discovery as it could repeat the history.

Virginia to Start Mosquito Season On May 1; Experts Give Tips On Eliminating The Insect

05.01.2017 13:10 PM

The mosquito season in Virgina starts today, May 1. Check out the tips to prevent having mosquito bites and diseases.

Legal Marijuana Shops Cause Increase In Property Crimes, Says OSU Research

04.30.2017 23:11 PM

An Ohio State University research placed an indirect link between the proliferation of property crimes and the existence of legal marijuana shops. The result indicates an increased rate in adjacent communities.

Microbes In Human Body: Connection Between Abundance Of Various Microbiota Species & Accessibility Of Its Resources

04.30.2017 23:01 PM

The researchers built up a scientific mathematical model that portrays the connection. It depends on the natural thought that populaces of two species that depend on similar resources have a tendency to develop and decrease as one.

Cancer Killing Chimeric Antigen Receptor T-Cells Directly Implanted Using Dissolving Scaffolds Rapidly Shrinks Human Body Tumors

04.29.2017 19:03 PM

The delivery of Killer CAR T-cells is a breakthrough that gives hope to suffering cancer patients. Its effect is found in the rapid shrinking of tumors with millions uon millions of lumped cancer cells.

World's First Human Head Transplant Experimented On Rat & Gave It Second Head

04.29.2017 11:17 AM

A rat was given another head via surgery to experiment the possible success of the world's first human head transplant.

Five Major Problems That The World's First Human Head Transplant Would Face

04.29.2017 11:16 AM

Here's what the world's first human head transplant would be facing before the procedure can be considered possible.

Epileptic Seizures Could Happen Due To Brain's Network Activity: Study Hints

04.29.2017 05:52 AM

A recent finding, revealed by a group of researchers from Germany, claims brain network to be co-related with epileptic seizures; know more here

Stroke Recovery Improvements, Immune Therapeutic Points Discovered

04.29.2017 05:49 AM

After Scientists and researchers found out how the antibody generating marginalized zone B cells are decreased by the noradrenaline cells, the study confirms the cause of infections of stroke recovery patients is the insufficient B cells that are left during an episode of a stroke.

Stem Cell's $3 Billion Research Fund Is Running Out; Continuing Research & Trials Need More Cash

04.28.2017 15:11 PM

The $3 billion private fund for the stem cell scientific research is about to be depleted. CIRM is not waiting for that to happen and urges Californians to dole out some more money.

Brain’s Reward System Says That Alcoholism Tends To Be "More Rewarding" In Women Than Men

04.28.2017 04:28 AM

Alcoholism is known to be more common in men; however, a study suggests that a woman’s brain interprets it as “more rewarding”

‘Rooster Testes’ Used to Study Infectious Viruses

04.28.2017 04:01 AM

Researchers used rooster testes on how the body fights viruses, researchers claimed it can be used for future discoveries of medicine.

War Of The Bacteria Rages In Human Body: Scientists Are Grooming Dictys To Kill Harmful Bacteria

04.28.2017 01:24 AM

The University of Wisconsin picked up the fragments of a research in 1930's which could manipulate an amoeba dictys to annihilate those biofilm-forming counterparts.

Body Clock Could Be Maintained By Synchronized Voltage Rhythms, Japanese Researchers Suggest

04.28.2017 01:04 AM

Japanese researchers found out in their study that a synchronized voltage rhythms are beneficial for the body to have a proper body clock.

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