Young Lives at Risk: The Alarming Rise of Colon Cancer in Millennials and Gen Z
Colon cancer is one of the most common cancers worldwide, and its incidence has been rising over the past few decades. Notably, rates in adults
Colon cancer is one of the most common cancers worldwide, and its incidence has been rising over the past few decades. Notably, rates in adults
A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has revealed that mental health problems are improving among US teens. According to
Smoking has surpassed injection usage as a method of drug use, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study mentioned.
Getting quality sleep at the right time can do wonders for each and every living organism on the planet and have a profound impact on humans.
A recent study by the University of Queensland, Australia, suggests that owning a cat may double the risk of schizophrenia.
Surgeons in New York have successfully performed an eye transplant for the very first time.
The United Kingdom’s NHS was urged to implement covid rules amid a 30% increase in the virus, in England.
Scientists successfully tested a new drug that mimics the effects of exercise in the body. The drug was able to use body fat as energy and also increased the metabolism of mice. The drug is still to be tested on humans but scientists are optimistic about the outcomes.
Individual animal cells have been quite difficult for scientists to isolate. Knocking out a single gene and then studying it separately has proven to be difficult in certain diseases, where scientists find it difficult to isolate genes. A new technique known as CRISPR-Cas9 has made it easier to analyze individual animal cells precisely.
We couldn’t have imagined an embryo developed without using sperm or egg to create it. Scientists were able to create a human embryo without using any of the ingredients required for it. The embryo successfully developed vital embryonic features such as egg yolk and placenta outside a human womb.
Bats became the center of attention when the covid hit 4 years ago. Recently, researchers from the US and Canada have revealed that bats carry highly infectious viruses that can prompt another pandemic. The research concluded that bat viruses are far more dangerous to humans than any other mammals.
Humans yawn but the reasons are still unknown. Research suggests that 55% of people yawn when they hear the word “yawn”, but why we do so, remains unclear. Data suggests that the behavior might have social and physiological importance.
