Emerald botanical jewels emerge in Bristol
It has breathtaking, vibrantly colored flowers. The jade vine is known for its cascading clusters of claw-shaped flowers that come…
Category: Research
The Mechanics Behind How the Lawnmower Works
Researchers have taken a significant step towards bio-inspired nanotechnology with the development of the “Lawnmower“, an autonomous protein-based motor that…
Nutraceuticals: A natural aid in the fight against obesity
Obesity is, nowadays, a global public health problem with about 315 million people involved. Numerous conditions, include hypertension, congestive heart…
Vaping and COVID-19: New research raises concerns
Increased Susceptibility: Studies indicate that vaping can make individuals more susceptible to contracting COVID-19. This is because vaping damages the…
Extracting gene-disease associations using GPAD
GPAD, a natural language processing-based application, offers a novel approach to extracting gene-disease associations from the Online Mendelian Inheritance in…
Predicting hormone-drug interactions with HormoNet
Hormone-drug interactions play a significant role in pharmacology, affecting drug efficacy and safety. Predicting these interactions is crucial for optimizing…
Tips for managing children’s broken teeth
When a child breaks a tooth, it can be distressing for both the child and the parent. However, knowing how…
Tobacco use increases cadmium in oral tissue
Tobacco use is a prevalent habit worldwide, known to have detrimental effects on health. One such consequence is the accumulation…
Pre-pregnancy stress tied to increased blood sugar
A recent study has uncovered a significant association between pre-pregnancy stress levels in women and elevated blood sugar levels. This…
Research uncovers mechanism for oocyte longevity
A recent study has made a significant breakthrough in understanding the longevity of oocytes, the female reproductive cells. The research…
Combatting microplastics pollution in drinking water
Microplastics (MPs) have emerged as persistent toxicants in the recent decade. MPs are reported to present in different samples such…
Smiling Briefly Boosts Perception of Happiness, University of Essex Study Finds
Smiling, even briefly, enhances the perception of happiness in expressionless faces, reveals University of Essex research. Using electrical stimulation to…