Focusing Problems? Play some videogames
You might not believe that elderly individuals and youngsters with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) have much in common. They have trouble staying motionless and […]
Research Shows COVID-19 Affects the Brain 6 Months After Symptoms
According to a forthcoming publication to the Radiological Society of North America, researchers have discovered that COVID-19 still results in “abnormalities” in the brain six […]
FDA Approves a Method to Postpone type 1 Diabetes Dependent on Insulin.
The FDA revealed this week that the first medication to prevent the onset of insulin-dependent type 1 diabetes has been approved. The FDA reported that […]
Chemicals in Domestic Plastics May Increase Fibroid Risk
Infertility and uncontrollable bleeding from uterine fibroids can be brought on by toxic chemicals called phthalates, which are found in everything from fast-food packaging to […]
Sperm Counts are Declining Worldwide, According to Research
A recent study found that sperm counts have been decreasing globally at a rate of 2.6% each year. According to one of the researchers involved, […]
AI Could Assist With Your Upcoming Colonoscopy
A chest X-ray might be flagged for potential problems by artificial intelligence, which could also aid in a variety of other medical procedures. Another excellent […]
Five Pointers for Taking a College Break for Mental Health
Anxiety, sadness, and suicide thoughts affect 40%, 45%, and 16% of college students in the United States, respectively. These figures, from a survey done by […]
Study: RSV Is the Cause of 1 in 50 Deaths in Children Under 5
According to a recent study, the respiratory disease RSV kills 1 in 50 children under the age of five, especially in low- and middle-income nations. […]
Drug for Weight Loss, Approved for Adults, Shows Potential in Children
Emmalea Zummo was excited about the possibility of taking part in a study that could assist her in losing weight. The confident, active youngster from […]
Why Are Women More Prone to Alzheimer’s Than Men? Study Provides Hint
Nearly two-thirds of the more than 6 million Alzheimer’s patients in the U.S. who are 65 or older are female. A recent study may offer […]