Coronavirus Testing: Trained Dogs Can Spot COVID-19 In Humans With 94% Accuracy
The researchers trained eight German army detection dogs for a week to detect saliva and other samples isolated from the lungs and windpipe of COVID-19 patients.
New Study Contradicts Centuries-Old Belief About Sperm Movement, Says They 'Roll Like Otters'
Researchers find that human sperms don't really swim like snakes or eels.
Americans Are Consuming Less Sugar, But They're Loading On Non-Nutritive Sweeteners: Study
A new study found that American households purchasing food products containing non-nutritive sweeteners are on the rise, especially among those with children.
Antioxidant-Rich Foods May Increase Colorectal Cancer Risk, Study Warns
Researchers found that antioxidant-rich foods could alter the gut microbiome in such a way that instead of being tumor-suppressive, it becomes oncogenic.
Prior Exposure To 'Harmless' Common Cold Coronaviruses Might Make People Immune To SARS-CoV-2: Study
One in three people without any prior exposure to the novel coronaviruses have immune cells that are capable of recognizing the virus, the study shows.
Alzheimer's Disease Drug Can Help Autistic Children, Finds New Study
The findings follow the discovery of Alzheimer's-like traits in the brain of an autistic child.
Scientists Design First-Of-Its-Kind Thread-based Wearable Sweat Sensors To Monitor Health
Amongst all the body fluids for continuous real-time monitoring, sweat is more promising since it is easily accessible and can be collected non-invasively. The new sensor can analyze one's sweat for multiple markers.
Coronavirus Research: Immunoprotein Inhibits SARS-CoV-2, Prevents Fusion With Host Cells
The discovery that a protein naturally found in the human immune system inhibits the novel coronavirus raises hopes for new therapeutic approaches.
Male Obesity Linked To Infertility And Low Semen Quality: Study
The researchers urge men of the reproductive age to manage healthy body weight at an early age to prevent infertility.
Lithium In Drinking Water Might Have Suicide-Preventing Properties, Study Claims
Reserchers confirm that the naturally occurring metal in drinking water which has long been used to treat and prevent mental health conditions might also have a protective effect against suicide.
There Is No Harm In Occasional Binge-Eating, Claims New Study
A new Pizza study pointed out that the human body copes surprisingly well with occasional calorie over-indulgence.
Suicide-Related Use Of Over-The-Counter Painkillers High Among Young Children: Study
Upon analyzing over 500,000 suicide-related calls to the US poison control centers, the researchers found that easily available over-the-counter drugs were being misused.
COVID-19 Testing: New Saliva-Based Test Produces Results Within 45 Minutes
In this pandemic situation, a testing method with such a quick turnaround time can make a huge difference.
Autism Diagnosis: Online Tools Can Offer Faster, More Accurate Assessment
The results are timely as the current pandemic situation is prompting new ideas about providing healthcare services online.
Deadly Heartland Virus Confirmed In Illinois Lone Star Ticks
The experts at the University of Illinois urged the public to take concrete steps to reduce tick bites and encounters.
COVID-19 Vaccine: New Coronavirus Protein Could Accelerate Global Production
Researchers develop a modified version of a key protein that could accelerate the development of vaccines and serological diagnostics for SARS-CoV-2 worldwide.
Eating Chocolate At Least Once A Week Could Reduce Risk Of Heart Diseases
The study participants who ate chocolate more than once every week had 8% lesser risk of developing coronary artery disease compared to those who did less than once weekly.
Early Menarche Could Increase Women's Risk Of Menopausal Hot Flushes, Night Sweats: Study
The study found maintaining a healthy BMI during middle-age could help reduce this risk.
Coronavirus: Older Adults Fared Emotionally Better During Pandemic
Older adults and middle-aged people who indulged in remote positive social interactions had higher positive emotions compared to younger adults.
6 Reasons Why Some People Are Asymptomatic Carriers Of COVID-19
Health experts wonder why some people who tested COVID-19 positive never show symptoms. Here are some possibilities.
Commonly Used Baking Spice Might Aid Blood Sugar Control In People With Prediabetes: Study
In yet another study, researchers demonstrated that dietary and lifestyle changes alone can help maintain good health.
This Is Why Some Women Do Not Request Epidural During Childbirth: Researchers
Each woman is unique and so is her experience during childbirth. A new study finds why some women withstand pain better than others.
CDC: Unidentified Salmonella Newport Outbreak Infects 125 People Across 15 States
Investigations are underway but the CDC is yet to identify the source. Until then, the public is advised to follow basic food safety rules.
As STIs Skyrocket, Pediatricians Call For Easy Access To Condoms And Contraception For Teens
Recent AAP guidelines urge pediatricians to encourage teens to use protective barriers to cut risks of pregnancies and sexually transmitted infections.
Coronavirus: British Firm's New 'Breakthrough' Treatment Cuts Death Risk In Hospitalized COVID-19 Patients
A small study of an inhaled form of interferon beta drug pointed out that the drug could slash the odds of COVID-19 patients becoming severely ill. However, the results are yet to be peer-reviewed.
Rare Disease Outbreak: At Least 3 Cases Of Trench Fever Found Among Homeless In Denver
Three people have tested positive for Trench fever since June and officials have recently identified a fourth suspected case.
32% More Men Complain Of Low Sexual Desire, Peyronie's Disease In Post-Viagra Age
A new study that analyzed why men visit sexual health clinics reports a change in the trend over the past decade. The numbers don't refer to changes in the prevalence of these sexual problems but show what men are concerned about.
Fortified Shellfish Could Help Treat Vitamin Deficiencies: Study
Enriched with protein and omega-3 fatty acids, shellfish is a popular healthy food source.
85 Babies Under The Age Of 1 Test Positive For COVID-19 In Texas' Nueces County
This is not a sudden urge, but the cumulative number of COVID-19 cases among infants since mid-March.
High Blood Iron Levels Could Shorten Your Life Expectancy, Study Warns
The results of a new study pointed out that the genes associated with healthy aging play a crucial role in iron metabolism.
