Author: Haritha Karyampudi
Human Brain Recalls Old Memories During New Experiences
According to neuroscience studies, when mice and other rodents negotiate a maze, their brain frequently.
Contact Lenses Shed Microplastics
Millions of people wear contact lenses, including reusable ones, all around the world. However, these.
Type 2 Diabetes Can be Prevented With Fewer Meals
Skeptics objected to the idea of skipping meals when intermittent fasting became popular among Hollywood.
Opioid Use During Surgery Linked with Postoperative Pain
Because of the opioid crisis, doctors are less likely to give painkillers to patients to.
Food Allergy is High in Hispanic, Black, and Asian People
Most racial and ethnic communities are unaware of food allergies. However, a new Northwestern Medicine.
Surgery Patch Seals Wounds After Abdominal Surgery
ETH Zurich and Empa researchers have created a patch with a sensing function. It can.
Drug Combination for Resistant Breast Cancer Treatment
According to recent CU Boulder research, cancer cells are smarter than scientists previously thought. When.
Illusions Exist in the sight, Not the Brain
According to new research, many visual illusions are generated by limitations in the way our.
CT Scan and Hospitalization in PE Patients
The majority of the approximately 250,000 Americans diagnosed with acute pulmonary embolism (PE) in emergency.
Family Based Treatment for Obese Children
Obesity is a trait that runs through families. This finding is at the heart of.