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Brain Fatigue, Poor Decision Making Capacity Linked To Overthinking, Researchers Say
Scientists found out that glutamate - the most abundant neurotransmitter present in the brain - is at play behind the overwhelming tiredness that...
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How Does Polio Spread?
Here's what you need to know about poliovirus amid the possible outbreak.
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Tinnitus: How Many People Experience Ringing In The Ears?
Scientists mapped how many people globally are affected by tinnitus in a new study.
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CDC Introduces Streamlined Guidelines For Better COVID-19 Protection, Understanding
The public health agency has streamlined its COVID-19 guidance amid the ongoing pandemic.
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Why WHO Wants To Rename Monkeypox
The World Health Organization wants to hear some suggestions for monkeypox’s new name.
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Banana Peels In Sugar Cookies? They Make The Treats More Healthful, Researchers Found
Banana peels mostly end up in the trash or compost bin, but they are now finding more yummy uses. Researchers have found that using a bit of banana...
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How Does Climate Change Affect Spread Of Infectious Diseases?
A new study suggested climate change could be worsening certain diseases and conditions.
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'Forever Chemicals' Found In Cookware, Cosmetics Linked To Liver Cancer: Study
The term "forever chemicals" refer to polyfluoroalkyl compounds (PFAS), which can last in the environment for decades and have the potential to...
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Are Diabetes Medications Safe? Possible Cancer-Causing Ingredient Found In Merck Drugs
Sitagliptin is used for the management of high blood sugar in individuals that have Type 2 diabetes, but it is not the first ingredient to raise a...
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Monkeypox: How At Risk Are Kids Amid Outbreak?
Despite the ongoing outbreak, a health expert has stated that the risk level of children for monkeypox is still "exceedingly low."
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Man Loses Ability To Walk After Excessive Vitamin B6 Intake: Report
A man living in Australia reportedly lost his ability to walk after taking excessive vitamin B6 supplements.
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Self-Employment Linked To Better Heart Health In Women: Study
The Body Mass Index (BMI) of self-employed women was also 1.79 units lower on average compared to the women who work for wages, the researchers noted.
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New Flavored Nicotine Products Second Most Used By US Teens, Survey Finds
Exposure to these products may disrupt learning, memory and attention, leading to nicotine addiction.
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Can The Monkeypox Virus Spread On Clothing, Grocery Items?
Health experts said the risk of catching monkeypox by touching objects and surfaces used by an infected individual is low.
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Here Are The First Monkeypox Symptoms That Appear During Infection
Bumps and blisters are not the first symptoms people see once they contract the virus.
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Here's Why Violent Video Games Are So Popular, According To A Study
These games tap into human desires by providing a sense of autonomy, social cohesion and competency, which are all motivators for behavior.
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Pfizer Preps Major Lyme Disease Vaccine Trial
The pharmaceutical company has partnered with French biotech company Valneva for the trial.
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How The US Plans To Address Monkeypox Vaccine Shortage
Amid the monkeypox vaccine shortage, the FDA is considering dose-sparing to help stretch the limited supply.
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University With Mandated Vaccination, Masking Finds No Evidence Of In-Class COVID-19 Transmission
A new study found no evidence of in-class transmission of COVID-19 in a university with mandated vaccination and masking.
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COVID May Be Tied To Rise In Children's Brain Infections
A rise in bacterial brain infections in children has been linked to COVID-19 by a new study.
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New COVID Variant BA.4.6: What Is Known About The Virus Strain
The new BA.4.6 variant being watched by the CDC currently makes up 4.1% of new cases of the virus, according to the agency.
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Long COVID Affects One In Eight People, Study Finds
A new study revealed that one in eight people with COVID-19 develop at least one symptom of long COVID.
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Where Could Monkeypox Spread Next? Expert Reveals Shocking Answer
"It was only a matter of time," a disease expert said after a daycare worker infected with monkeypox possibly exposed children under his care.
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Monkeypox: Is It Too Late To Stop The Outbreak?
Is it too late to stop the monkeypox outbreak? Experts say it's still possible, but only through mass vaccination.
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Illinois Daycare Staff, Children Potentially Exposed To Monkeypox After Worker Tests Positive
Screening is underway, and no additional cases have been reported thus far.