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Historically, there is less data on identifying the sex-based differences in the human brain. With the advancements in brain research, the researchers have mixed opinions on these differences. Although these differences are proven there is no information on their role, nature, size, etc. The new debate in brain research talks about whether or not these…
Coronavirus pandemic has affected all political and social frameworks in major parts of the world. The researchers are now concerned about a potential increase in malaria caused death especially in the sub-Saharan African regions. They are predicting these deaths to be double this year if the control and prevention strategies are affected or interrupted by…
The researchers from Swansea University have tested a revolutionary product that involved using vaccine patches based on micro-needling practice. This concept of vaccine patches is based on urgency to find a permanent cure for COVID-19 with ease of usage. This research was conducted by a top British company named Innoture and this idea was to…
A woman from New Hampshire has received a face transplant for the second time in the last ten years. This patient, Carmen Blandin Tarleton was attacked by her ex-husband leaving her face to be permanently disfigured. Carmen has become the first American to receive this facial transplant. She is the second person in the world…
The world is going through a difficult time and the stress caused by COVID-19 is everywhere. There is plenty of research to suggest the role of pandemic and stress but its role in sleeping irregularities and insomnia is also evident. Also read- New Cases of Coronavirus in Europe Increase As Countries Reopen A good night’s…
Spain is one of the worst-hit countries by coronavirus pandemic. The Health Ministry of Spain has reportedly rejected all claims that the country is going through the second wave of coronavirus. It has called all such news fake and there is no second wave in the country. Despite the surge in new coronavirus cases, the…
Good gut health can significantly lower the risk of coronavirus, according to researchers. They reveal that unhealthy gut health could be a big risk factor for COVID-19. The good bacteria in the human gut could make a person survive and fight against the deadly coronavirus. The gut is a part of the natural defense system…
Many people prefer eating rice daily and for many people, rice is the ‘comfort food’. Tucking into the sofa after a long hectic day with a bowl of rice and gravy is something that everyone loves. But do you know that eating rice daily can cause heart complications, leading to death? Researchers have warned people…
New coronavirus cases continue to hit official records from almost all parts of the US, making it the most severely hit country by the virus. The state and official healthcare authorities are encouraging people to follow preventive steps to save themselves from getting the virus. Although the development of a vaccine is necessary following the…
The young coronavirus patients might be at a higher risk to suffer from anosmia, losing the sense of smell and taste. This risk is relatively higher in these young patients than the older patients, confirms the new study. The study conducted by the Irish researchers went through the details of 46 patients. All of these…