Medical Research
New Study Suggests That Human Female Tears Can Lower Masculine Hostility
Humans use different ways to convey feelings. From conversations to facial expressions to body gestures, these are ways we socially interact and communicate through. We also use various body …
Laughing Together, Staying Together: Groundbreaking Study Reveals How Humor Keeps Love Alive
Attentiveness, honesty, intelligence, and fidelity. These are the qualities that women look for in men and vice versa. Another desirable characteristic in a partner is a sense of humor. …
Sepsis Breakthrough: A Blood Test That Can Detect the Deadly Condition in 45 Minutes
Sepsis, also known as septicemia, is a serious condition characterized by an extreme reaction of the immune system to an infection, leading to loss of organ function. It is …
The Role of Type I Interferon Autoantibodies in Exacerbating Influenza and COVID-19 Cases
Why do some people get “severe flu” or “severe COVID”? French researchers have found the answer. More precisely, they have understood the biological mechanism underlying the predisposition to severe …
Early Reproduction Genetically Linked to Shortened Lifespan: Insights from a Comprehensive University of Michigan Study
Genetic mutations that promote reproduction tend to shorten lifespan. This was recently revealed by researchers from the University of Michigan. Before reaching this conclusion, they wanted to test biologist …
Advancements in Neurological Therapeutics: Snail Protein as a Modulator in Post-Traumatic Neuroregeneration
In the U.S., both traumatic brain injuries and strokes represent major health challenges, with over 69,000 TBI-related deaths and more than 795,000 people experiencing strokes annually. A new study …
Effects of Anti-obesity Drugs Orlistat, Sibutramine, and Rimonabant on Obese People with Osteoarthritis
There are many ways to shed weight, from weight loss teas to pills to special diets to generic, rigorous exercise plans. Weight loss or anti-obesity medications are very popular …
Association of High-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol with Dementia Risk in Older Adults: Insights from the ASPREE Cohort Study
Contrary to the common belief that HDL cholesterol is beneficial, recent research indicates a potential risk of dementia in elderly individuals with high HDL levels. The Good Cholesterol? HDL …