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Archaeologists have recently discovered a 5,700-year-old wad of “chewing gum” made from birch tar. The 2cm long lump was found at Syltholm on Lolland Island during the archeological excavation. It was before the construction work of the Fehmarn tunnel to connect Denmark to Germany. A study has been published in the journal “Nature Communications” which…
The lung injury cases associated with vaping products and e-cigarettes are increasing day by day. Recently, a case was reported in the European Respiratory Journal in which doctors discovered another reason as to why vaping can cause lung damage. This is the first known case of an e-cigarette user who used to vape THC. The…
Geisinger today made the study about the severity of the manifestations of the eleven rare genetic diseases public. The findings appeared in the journal Nature Communications on 25 October 2019 by Geisinger researchers Christa Martin, David Ledbetter, and Dr. Matt Oetjens. Since the last decade, rare genetic disorders have been so common that almost each…
According to a report given by NYU Langone Health, the ratio of obesity in 1 million students studying in New York City Public schools highly depends on the availability of food sources to them. How far they live from junk food selling stores is associated with how healthy they are, says a recent report. As…
Lately, several organizations like the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, Parents Against Vaping e-cigarettes (PAVe), the American Heart Association, the Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids, the American Lung Association, and Truth Initiative have come hand to hand to protect the future of American students by banning tobacco all over the country. All health organizations are…
Americans, these days are the most stressful people in the world, that is, 55% of the adults. Researchers have come up with a new study related to gut bacteria in stressful situations. It was found that the way people respond to their daily life stressful situations may depend on the health of their immune system…
Most of the leaders that provide cutting-edge health care concerning reproduction are facing a delirious scenario across the country. The recipients that grant the Title X family planning programs do not offer an affordable birth control program anymore. There is a highly likely chance that the Title X program might follow the latest rule that…
Evotec SE today reported that it has gone into a new key association with Sensyne Health plc, the University of Oxford, Oxford University Innovation Ltd. and Oxford Sciences Innovation to support new BRIDGE called LAB10x. Evotec has recently made a new worldview to decipher beginning period scholastic research to sedate disclosure and advancement called “BRIDGE”…
According to 2014 stats, 54 million Americans have osteoporosis and low bone mass. What’s more, the number of hip fractures is expected to swell by 240% in women and 310% in men by 2050 in comparison to 1990 rates. Osteoporosis, an ailment which is characterized by quick bone loss and slow bone formation, typically affects…
Irish businessman Conor O’Loughlin has a unique set of interests: computer science and rugby. After suffering an injury that prematurely ended his professional rugby days, he channeled his energy into building a fitness-focused startup called Glofox. Earlier in the week, Glofox, a fitness-focused start-up which was founded by a former professional rugby player and Irish…