Daniel Gyllhem 
New Research Shows That Birth Control Pills Affect Women’s Stress and Inflammation Responses A recent study has provided compelling evidence that women using birth control pills encounter distinct stress and inflammation responses compared to those not using these contraceptives. The research, which has been published in Brain, Behavior, and Immunity, highlights the intricate ways in …
A new study from Tulane University reveals that climbing at least 50 steps daily, equivalent to more than five flights of stairs, can lower the risk of heart disease by 20%. This groundbreaking research underlines the effectiveness and accessibility of stair climbing, offering a practical alternative to traditional exercise recommendations, which can be particularly beneficial …
The approval of an at-home test for chlamydia and gonorrhea by the Food and Drug Administration could lead to earlier detection and treatment amid a growing epidemic in the U.S. However, concerns have arisen about the potential drawbacks of the FDA’s proposal to step up regulation of over-the-counter self-testing of sexually transmitted infections. The surge …
A groundbreaking study conducted by Dr. Tomás Ryan and his team of neuroscientists at Trinity College Dublin has unveiled new insights into the brain’s mechanisms of learning. The study, published in the journal Current Biology, sheds light on how learning involves the formation of new connectivity patterns between specific engram cells in various brain regions. …
California couple may have discovered a cure to a mysterious and potentially deadly respiratory condition plaguing dogs across the nation. John and Becky Oliver believe their award-winning golden retriever, Ike, is on the path to recovery after receiving a lifesaving antibiotic treatment for Canine Infectious Respiratory Disease Complex (CIRDC), which can lead to severe pneumonia-like …
Promising CT-Guided Stellate Ganglion Block Treatment Restores Sense of Smell in Long-COVID Patients with Parosmia–Potential Breakthrough Indicates Early Study Results At the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA), it was revealed that researchers are exploring the possibility of restoring the sense of smell for long-COVID patients using an image-guided minimally invasive …
How I Survived a Heart Attack without Realizing What was Happening My close friend, a former ER doctor, is no stranger to life-threatening health conditions. After our recent encounter together, it was discovered that I was experiencing a life-threatening condition, despite thinking that I was only dealing with anxiety. This is my personal account of …
The Science Behind Gray Hair Discovering a gray strand of hair is a normal part of aging, and understanding why it happens has always been a fascination. While ancient civilizations attributed this change to accumulation of knowledge and wisdom or extreme emotional stress, our knowledge now points to cell biology. The cycle of hair growth …
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[1/3] People wait for their rides outside a children’s hospital in Beijing, China November 24, 2023. REUTERS/Florence Lo/File Photo Acquire Licensing Rights
Get real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox by signing up for our breaking news emails Subscribe to our free breaking news emails China’s hospitals are experiencing a surge in cases of respiratory illnesses and sick children with pneumonia-like symptoms, drawing attention from the World Health Organisation (WHO). A children’s hospital in …