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The world’s longest study may give insight to help the world with the global battle against the coronavirus. The study was carried out on the survivors of the Ebola virus is by Guinean and British scientists. They discovered that a person can achieve immunity to the lethal Ebola virus for years after they first caught…
Artificial intelligence can now be used to predict whether or not a patient could develop cardiovascular disease in life, according to the latest research by an international team. The team has a paper published in the journal of Nature Biological Engineering. In the paper, the team describes that just by the use of retinal scans…
If technology didn’t already pose a lot of concerns for parents, the study shows it may also lead to an increased risk for mental health issues for children. According to the latest Irish study, prolonged screen time can increase the decline of emotional health. In recent times the intensity of harm has further increased. The…
A landmark study on sexual misconduct complaints against health professionals to health regulators shows a shocking statistic. About one in every 5 notified practitioners have more than one complaint of sexual harassment or assault against them. Today the study was published online in the Medical Journal of Australia. In the study, researchers found that health…
The latest study finds that workers in the healthcare industry are more likely to suffer from vitamin D deficiency after they caught the novel virus and began to self-isolate. The study emphasizes that people coming specifically from Asian, Black or other ethnic minorities appear to be affected more by this trend. The study is by…
A group of researchers has discovered data that suggests that the cognitive abilities of a person seem to reach their peak at the age of 35 and after the age of 45 this ability begins to decline. Their paper is published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. In it, the researchers researched…
Memories are a precious gift in life and most of us wish to keep the good ones around in our mind for a long, long time. Physical as well as emotional factors however can make saving and retaining memories a very hard thing to do. According to the latest study, however, psychologists believe a person’s…
Evidence grows by the day about the health risks of e-cigarette usage, more popularly referred to as vape pens. The problem however is that since e-cigarettes are strategically marketed to appear as the less harmful substitute for traditional cigarettes, It has become increasingly difficult to be sure whether the link between illness and vaping is…
It’s natural to feel exhausted thinking about the next possible lockdown but it is something that is not only out of our control but also essential for the survival of our communities and the people that make them. Considering the effects of the restrictions needed to halt this pandemic may become a trigger for our…
In recent years white noise for sleep providing apps has grown significantly in number. Sounds like rain patter, the humming of ceiling fans, and plain chatter are lined up to be downloaded on apps like these but research, however, does not lay out any evidence that could confirm their effectiveness for helping people sleep better,…