Gender Can Be Identified by the Sound of a Person’s Voice, Study Reveals It Can Be Determined from Age 5

Medicine & Technology Nov 24, 2021

One can identify precisely the gender of a child simply by listening to the sound of his or her voice at a very young age, according to new research.

COVID-19 in Sheep: New Study Revels Low Infection Risk For This Animal Type

Nov 22, 2021

A research team from the United States recently showed in a new study the probability of COVID-19 infection in deer, including risk.

Penis Size Old Rumor Confirmed! Doctors Say Men's Nose, Penile Length Have Significant Correlation

Nov 18, 2021

Investigating the corpses of more than 120 middle-aged men, the study showed the correlation between the nose and penis in terms of size.

Plate Tectonics Weaken as They Sink; Research Reveals Pieces of Crust of Earth Bend Upon Entry in the Mantle

Nov 15, 2021

Findings of a recently published research led by ETH Zürich reconciled two hypotheses by showing plate tectonics are only substantially weakened as they sink.

Is Irritable Bowel Syndrome Linked to Anxiety? Over 50,000 Individuals’ DNA Compared

Nov 08, 2021

Researchers recently said genes may in some way go towards the explanation of the reason a common yet poorly understood gut condition, specifically irritable bowel syndrome or IBS, is frequently associated with anxiety.

Entasis Therapeutics Announces Positive Topline Results for Sulbactam-durlobactam (SUL-DUR) From Phase 3 ATTACK Trial

Oct 20, 2021

Entasis Therapeutics Holdings Inc. (Nasdaq:ETTX), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on the discovery and development of novel antibacterial products, today announced topline results from its ATTACK trial―a global Phase 3 registrational trial evaluating the safety and efficacy of SUL-DUR versus colistin in patients with infections caused by Acinetobacter baumannii.

Silicon-Carbide Nanotubes: New Study Reveals Relations Between Hydrogen and Its Storage, Bringing the Energy Into Daily Use

Sep 28, 2021

Hydrogen energy is potentially a key measure to meet the United Nations net zero emissions target, although its industrial function has been stalled by the hardship in both its handling and storage.

Artificial Intelligence Developed to Predict, Analyze, and Select Priority Studies for the Next 10 Years

Sep 21, 2021

Researchers developed an AI-powered system the could predict the scientific studies that should be prioritized for the next decade.

Humans Found to Be Clothing Manufacturers in Morocco 120,000 Years Ago Using Leather and Fur

Sep 17, 2021

A new discovery has recently been reported on what's possibly the earliest evidence of clothing humans manufactured in a cave in Morocco 120,000 years ago.

Earth Evolution: Geologists Reveal This Planet Could Further Evolve into Massive Supercontinents in 200 Million Years

Sep 05, 2021

Research carried out on the climate impacts of the tectonics, rotation rate, and isolation has explored two probable situations out of which one is the supercontinent’s formation at low latitudes.

Long COVID Risk Reduction: App Reveals Fully Vaccinated People Less Likely to Have Lasting Symptoms

Sep 03, 2021

The ZOE COVID app helps in reducing the risk of long COVID as enables experts to track who has the virus, on top of being able to trace COVID-19 hotspots.

NASA Wants to Study Beyond Moon's Rock Surface: How Pieces of Fragments Bubbled From Deeper Lunar Layers

Aug 06, 2021

NASA scientists want to attain and investigate chunks of rocks that bubble up from the deeper lunar surface. A new study provides a better insight into such unusual geological activity.

Neanderthal, Denisovan Blood Group Analyses: Study Confirms Hypotheses on Their Origin, Dispersal, and Interbreeding with Homo Sapiens

Jul 30, 2021

The origin, dispersal, and interbreeding of Neanderthals and Denisovans have recently been confirmed by a research team through a blood group analysis.

Unique Family of Bacteria Infects Human Body Successfully by Hiding From Immune System, Study Reveals

Jul 29, 2021

A unique family of bacteria identified as Yersinia was shown to be successfully infecting the human body by hiding from the immune system. Yersinia includes the bacterium that caused the Bubonic Plague.

Copper Atoms Kept Closer to Combat Bacteria, New Approach Shown in Study

Jul 28, 2021

Scientists discovered a new strategy involving copper atoms that are kept closer to enhance the hydrogen peroxide antibacterial activity.