A considerable number of individuals diagnosed with major depressive disorder do not respond adequately to standard treatment. This is based […]
Medicine
Deadly Bacteria Are Evolving—And Learning to Kill Their Own Kind
Hospitals are facing a growing challenge from drug-resistant bacteria. These bacteria have evolved new strategies to survive in medical environments. […]
Microplastics Are Driving Antimicrobial Resistance
Microplastics are now a major environmental pollutant with serious implications for public health. Researchers from Boston University have discovered that […]
Health Impacts of Transportation
Traditional transport endangers individual and overall public health. Current modes and systems of transportation also have health-related economic costs that […]
Study: Why Humans Struggle to Understand Dog Emotions
Understanding dog emotions might seem intuitive. However, findings from the study by Arizona State University researchers Holly Molinaro and Clive […]
Workplace Burnout Costs Companies Millions Each Year
Researchers at the Graduate School of Public Health and Health Policy of the City of New York University, in collaboration […]
Is The Y Chromosome Really Disappearing? What Does This Mean?
One of the most intriguing news that has permeated popular science discourse is the supposed ongoing but gradual disappearance of […]
Dr. Beata Halassy: How She Used Viruses to Cure Her Breast Cancer
The potential of oncolytic virotherapy, long discussed in scientific circles, has been dramatically illustrated by one of the most prominent […]
Injectable Hydrogel to Increase Bone Density and Strengthen Bones
Researchers at the Swiss Federal Technology Institute of Lausanne and the startup biotechnology company Flowbone have developed an injectable hydrogel […]
Opioid Receptors Trigger Dessert Stomach—Max Planck Scientists
You swear you could not eat another bite. However, when the dessert arrives, your craving kicks in and you suddenly […]