Medical Research
Scientists Identify Connection Between Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) and Anxiety Disorders
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a digestive system illness that occurs in adults. People with the condition come down with diarrhea, stomach pain, constipation, bloating, and abnormal bowel habits. …
Iron-Induced Memory in Bacteria Influences Antibiotic Resistance, Study Finds
Although they don’t have neurons, synapses, or a nervous system, bacteria are capable of forming a type of memory, according to a new study. What’s more, they can pass …
Impact of Weightlessness and Galactic Cosmic Radiation on Erectile Function: Findings from Spaceflight Simulations
Have you always fantasized about space travel? A study, published in the scientific journal The FASEB Journal, could put an end to your feelings of longing for space travel. …
Vibrating Molecules Can Kill 99% of Cancer Cells Without Hurting Healthy Tissue
Researchers have just developed a promising strategy to combat melanoma, offering a potential new pathway in cancer treatment. This article explores their innovative approach, poised to change the landscape …
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 …