MEDICINE & HEALTH

Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder Present in 1.6% of Women and Girls, Study Claims; What Exactly Is This Condition?

MEDICINE & HEALTH 02.04.2024 00:20 AM

A new study estimates that 1.6% of women and girls, which is equivalent to 31 million, could be experiencing premenstrual dysphoric disorder. Read to learn more.

Women More Vulnerable To Autoimmune Diseases Likely Due To Having Two X Chromosomes, Study Reveals

02.02.2024 21:18 PM

A Stanford Medicine-led study sheds light on women's higher autoimmune disease risk, attributing it to a molecule from the X chromosome. Continue reading to learn more.

Can You Live With Only One Lung? What Is Pneumonectomy and Why Should It Be Done?

02.02.2024 08:00 AM

Living with only one lung is entirely possible, especially in cases when doctors recommend pneumonectomy. Read the article for more information.

Babies Are Born With More Bones Than Adults, But Why?

02.02.2024 07:45 AM

While adults have 206 bones, babies are bone with roughly 300 bones. Read to learn more. Compared to adults, babies actually have more bones. Why is this the case? Bones Explained Babies are born with roughly 300 bones in total.

Early CDC Analysis Reveals 54% Effectiveness of Updated COVID-19 Vaccines Against Symptomatic Infections

02.02.2024 06:16 AM

A recent vaccine analysis showed that the latest  COVID-19 shots for adults is 54% effective against symptomatic cases. Read the article for more details.

First Evidence of Seasonal Vitamin D Uncovered in England; Metabolic Bone Disease Likely Increased During Industrial Revolution

02.02.2024 02:43 AM

Markers associated with vitamin D deficiency have been discovered in teeth from industrial era England. Learn more about it in this article.

Evinature's CurQD® Takes Stage at the Crohn's & Colitis Congress, Showing Promising Results in Pediatric IBD

02.01.2024 21:46 PM

Evinature, a pioneering healthcare company, showcased its revolutionary nutraceutical, CurQD®, at the Crohn's & Colitis Congress held at Bellagio, Las Vegas, from the 25th to the 27th of January 2024. This annual event serves as a nexus for healthcare and medical professionals worldwide, fostering collaboration and sharing insights on the latest developments in the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

Syphilis Spike: CDC Reveals That Cases in US Have Reached Highest Levels Since 1950s

02.01.2024 21:13 PM

The sexually transmitted infection has reportedly seen its highest peak in the US since the 1950s. Read to learn more.

6 Effective Remedies for Common Cold Backed by Science

02.01.2024 19:51 PM

Check out some of these effective common cold remedies that offer quick relief from symptoms as proven by research.

Active Skincare Ingredients That Harm Tweens’ Youthful Skin

02.01.2024 08:30 AM

Anti-aging skincare products containing retinol and exfoliating acids are not good for tweens. Continue reading to learn more.

Syphilis Cases in the US Rise by 80%; Nation Faces ‘Rapidly Deteriorating’ Health Crisis

02.01.2024 08:08 AM

Doctors warned that the cases of syphilis in the United States have risen. Continue reading to learn more.

What Is Short Sleeper Syndrome? Can a Person Function Normally With Just a Quick Doze?

02.01.2024 08:00 AM

Some people claim to sleep for very few hours each night, yet are still able to function normally during the day. Read the article to find out more about this condition.

Memory Loss From Cancer: Tumor Cells Release Virus-Like Brain Protein That Triggers Uncontrolled Immune Response

02.01.2024 01:47 AM

A virus-like protein produced by some tumors may be the culprit behind the memory loss of cancer patients. Check this article to learn more.

Drinking Tap Water: Is It Safe? How Can You Test Its Safety, Cleanliness?

01.31.2024 23:53 PM

Tap water is filled with minerals and contaminants, so is it safe to drink? Read to learn more. While all water contains contaminants and minerals, it is only considered safe for drinking if these are within established limits.

The Heart's Influence: Brain Power Wellness Reviews a Variety of Perspectives on the Heart

01.31.2024 22:44 PM

As a school-based wellness organization, Brain Power Wellness reviews that while the brain may be the ultimate commander, the presence of neurons in the heart suggests that it, too, has a voice in the orchestration of our health. These neurons are believed to play a vital role in fine-tuning heart rhythms and, intriguingly, in potentially safeguarding our physical wellness.

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