Category: Medical Research
Hair Coloring Products That Won’t Trigger Any Allergic Reactions May Soon Be Available
People dye their hair for different purposes. An older person might apply one to hide their white or gray hair; a younger person might apply it for fashionable purposes; …
Air Pollution in Cities Responsible for Nearly Two Million Excess Deaths Worldwide Annually
The majority of people across the world live in urban areas, where they are exposed to unhealthy air pollution levels. A pair of studies by the same team of …USC Study Shows That Passive Vaping Is Very Harmful to the Bronchial Tubes of Young Adults
We know that secondhand smoke is not without consequences. And there’s a good reason for that because, according to the CDC, an estimated 41,000 Americans die from it each …People Suffering from Fibromyalgia Have Cerebrovascular Blood Flow Abnormalities
According to a study from the Universitat Politècnica de València (Spain), patients with fibromyalgia have changes in cerebral blood flow. The research using transcranial Doppler (TCD), presented in the …
Livestock Antibiotics and Rising Temperatures Cause Disruptions in Soil Microbial Communities
A group of concerned ecologists at Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies has found that rising temperatures and antibiotics that are used in livestock production could disturb soil microbial balance …
Ranking of the Causes of the Most Intense Pain According to Mcgill University Pain Scale
McGill University (Canada) developed a pain scale by cross-referencing questionnaires sent to patients. Here is a ranking of the most intense pain, graded from the most unbearable. 1. Complex …Paxlovid (Ritonavir an HIV Drug), Pfizer’s COVID-19 Pill, Prevents 9 Out of 10 Hospital Admissions
Paxlovid, the trade name of a new drug by Pfizer that is based on ritonavir, an already available AIDS drug, could be a game-changer in the fight against SARS-CoV-2. …TikTok May Have Unintentionally Amplified the Symptoms of Tourette Syndrome in Teenage Girls
Key Takeaways: Doctors report a rise in sudden-onset tics among teenage girls during the pandemic, with TikTok use potentially playing a role. Stress, anxiety, and social media exposure may …