Health Experts Concerned Over Resurgence of 1700s Vomiting Virus
Health experts are expressing concern over the resurgence of a 1700s vomiting virus with a ‘bloody poo’ symptom. The World Health Organisation has issued an urgent warning following a significant increase in cases of dengue fever, a rare disease first…
How Covid-19’s Symptoms Have Evolved with New Variants
How Covid-19’s Symptoms Have Changed with Each New Variant By David Cox With a new variant of the Sars-CoV-2 virus causing a spike in cases, it is demonstrating just how much the disease has changed since the pandemic began –…
Unearthing Individual-Level Mutation Risk Patterns
Unearthing individual-level mutation risk patterns Reviewed Jan 10 2024 Mutations, which occur continuously in every cell of our bodies, are a key contributor to cancer, ageing, and neurodegeneration. While exposure to mutagenic chemicals, or mistakes in cellular processes during DNA…
Study Shows Even Small Amounts of Exercise Can Improve Brain Health
It’s no secret that the brain and body are deeply connected, and we already know that exercising regularly can do so much for our mental health and overall mood. Now we’re learning just how important exercise can be—even in small…
Genetic Influence on Body’s Response to Low Oxygen
Genetics May Influence the Body’s Response to Low Oxygen, Pitt Study Finds University of Pittsburgh Schools of Medicine researchers have made a significant breakthrough in understanding the body’s response to limited oxygen and its impact on blood vessel disease of…
The Importance of Self-Care and Home-Summer Cooling Treatments
The New Year is a time to start afresh, work on your goals and rejuvenate yourself. Self-care is one of the most important forms of love. It’s imperative to take time off your busy schedule and focus on revitalising yourself….
Rice University Scientists Develop Noninvasive Method to Monitor Gene Expression in the Brain
This week, Rice University scientists have made a groundbreaking development in the study of gene expression in the brain. Their research, published in Nature Biotechnology, introduces a noninvasive method to monitor gene expression dynamics in the brain through a simple…
Study Shows Impact of Mobile Methadone Units in Rural Areas
A recent study has highlighted the impact of mobile methadone units in rural areas, particularly in addressing the challenges of limited healthcare infrastructure and transportation barriers. The study, published in Health Services Research, emphasized the potential benefits of providing new…
New Approach to Targeting Parkinson’s Disease Protein Shows Promise in Research Study
Parkinson’s disease is a debilitating condition that can be caused by elevated levels of the intrinsically disordered protein α-synuclein, which lacks typical small-molecule binding pockets. However, a recent research article published in the field of applied biological sciences presents a…
Study Reveals Children’s Vulnerability to Poor Air Quality in Scotland
Children are more vulnerable to poor air quality, according to a recent study conducted in Dundee, Scotland. The research, led by Prof Jill Belch from the University of Dundee’s medical school, revealed that increased air pollution has a greater impact…