Science Earth's inner core is doing something weirdNational Geographic - Maya Wei-HaasData from old Soviet weapons tests are helping scientists get a high-resolution look inside our planet. On September 27, 1971, a nuclear bomb exploded on Russia’s Novaya Zemlya islands. The powerful blast
Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's: Death of key brain cells causes daytime sleepinessMedical News Today - By Maria Cohut Extreme daytime sleepiness is often a top symptom of Alzheimer's disease but what, exactly, causes it? New research finally brings us an answer. Many …
Breast Cancer 7 Unusual Symptoms Of Breast Cancer Doctors Say You Shouldn’t IgnoreBustle - JR Thorpe Whether you have a family history of breast cancer or just make sure you do a breast check every now and then, you're likely aware of the main …
Saltwater Does A Salt Water Gargle Do Anything For A Sore Throat Or Nah?Women's Health - By Kasandra BrabawYou've probably heard from a wise grandma or two that gargling with salt water can help cure a sore throat. But before you stand over the sink and put yourself through what feels like an open-mouthed in
Health New Evidence in Animals Shows Whole Body Vibration Actually Changes The MicrobiomeScienceAlert - Peter Dockrill It's the star of a thousand late-night infomercials: vibration platforms that promise all the hard-won benefits of exercise while you simply stand …
Science Looks Like We Have a New State of MatterPopular Mechanics - By David GrossmanA team of physicists from New York University, University of Buffalo, and Wayne State University have discovered a new state of matter, which they say has the potential to increase storage capabilities
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoScience Scientists Just Solved a Mystery of How Gallstones Formdiscovermagazine.com A large gallstone. (Credit: eleonimages/Shutterstock) Up to 25 million Americans suffer from gallstones. The unwanted pebbles form in the gallbladder …
Scientists Believe They Have Discovered The Secrets To Successfully Retaining A New Skillbrobible.com - by Douglas Charles If you have ever struggled to retain the skills needed for a task that you just learned or are trying to learn, a new study published in the medical …
Maternal Mortality Eliminating Racial Disparity in Maternal Mortalitynewsy.com - Lauren Magarino The CDC found black moms are three times more likely to die from a pregnancy-related issue than white moms. Maternal Mortality: Beyond the Statistics …
Women's Health Women no better at multitasking than men, study findsMedical News Today - By Ana Sandoiu New research has revealed that gender makes no difference in a person's ability to multitask. Whether it is the result of anecdotal evidence or gender …
CRISPR A Woman Had Her Genes Edited To Treat Anaemia, Here’s What Happened NextMashable - Afiya QureshiMississippi-based woman, Victoria Gray was born with sickle cell disease, a condition caused by genetic mutation that warps the shape of red blood cells meant to transport oxygen in the body. Currently,
Teeth How to Stop Teeth Grinding, According to DentistsHealth.com - Susan Brickell Maybe a night guard isn’t such a bad idea. I polish my teeth with an electric toothbrush, aim to floss daily (hey, I’m not perfect), and I’ve tried …
Sperm Scientists unlock secrets of biological sex within sperm for first time in major breakthroughThe Telegraph - By Sarah KnaptonSperm can be segregated easily into male and female, scientists have shown for the first time, in a breakthrough which experts said could have ‘disruptive social consequences’ if applied to humans. Japanese
Psychology Language Skills in Young Kids Tied to Maternal Education, Not Racepsychcentral.com - Traci Pedersen A new study published in the journal Child Development shows that a mother’s race plays no role in the amount and quality of the words she uses with …
Play buttonStanford University Stanford researchers investigate how the brain changes with different learning experiencesstanford.edu A cornerstone of the Brainwave Learning Center is its integration within the school, and its teachers, students and parent community. "One of the …
5 Key Health Exams You’re Stupid To Put Off For Another Yearbrobible.com - Chris Illuminati Millennials might have a fear of missing out but a bigger issue facing the younger generations is a fear of getting key health exams.A November 2018 …
Fossils Fossils 101National GeographicLike buried treasure, they lie hidden from sight. Echoes of an ancient past, they whisper secrets and tell tales once lost to time. Fossils are remnants or impressions of ancient organisms that are naturally
Science Here's How Plant and Animal Cells Are Differenthowstuffworks.com - Jesslyn Shields From the outside, plants seem pretty different from animals. For instance, plants can't walk around and catch food like we do, they give off oxygen …
Blood Tests Blood test can identify Alzheimer's 2 decades before symptomsMedical News Today - By Monica Beyer A blood test can identify the protein that builds up in the brains of people with Alzheimer's nearly 20 years before symptoms appear, a new study …
Technology Newly-discovered group of dental stem cells could patch up cavitiesnewatlas.com - Michael Irving The dentist's drill is a sound that sends shudders down the spines of many people, so it sure would be nice if teeth could just repair themselves. …
Blood Tests New Version of Blood Test Can Predict Heart Attacks, Strokes Years Before SymptomsHealthline Blood tests are widely used to help doctors diagnose heart attacks after a patient experiences symptoms. Now researchers recently found a more …
Pompeii Pompeii archaeologists uncover 'sorcerer's treasure trove'BBC NewsArchaeologists working in the buried Roman city of Pompeii say they have uncovered a "sorcerer's treasure trove" of artefacts, including good-luck charms, mirrors and glass beads. Most of the items would
Diabetes Causes and Risk Factors of StrokeVerywell - By Heidi Moawad, MD A stroke can come as a shock and may feel like an unforgiving, arbitrary attack on your health and well-being. It happens suddenly and can …
Disability Stroke sufferers make full recovery after revolutionary injection extends 'golden hour'The Telegraph - By Henry BodkinPeople who have a stroke could have the chance of a full recovery thanks to a stem cell injection that extends the “golden hour” to a day and a half for most patients. Regulators in Europe and the US fast-tracking
Technology Incredible Stanford study discovers thousands of novel proteins produced by human microbiomenewatlas.com - Rich Haridy A remarkable new study from scientists at Stanford University has revealed thousands of previously undiscovered small proteins produced by bacteria …
Hubble Space Telescope Astronomers uncover 'invisible' massive ancient galaxies - CNNCNNTwelve new moons have been found around Jupiter. This graphic shows various groupings of the moons and their orbits, with the newly discovered ones shown in bold. Scientists and observatories around the
Acne What to know about acne face mapsMedical News Today - By Beth Sissons Face mapping comes from ancient Chinese and Ayurvedic medicine. The traditional method links specific locations of acne on the face to health issues …
Cholesterol Understanding Your Cholesterol Numbers | Cleveland Clinicclevelandclinic.org Your total blood cholesterol is a measure of the cholesterol components LDL (low-density lipoprotein) cholesterol, HDL (high-density lipoprotein) …
Menopause Perimenopause marks the official ‘decline’ of fertility—but experts say it can be a new beginning, tooWell+Good - by Emily Laurence Laura Mael was 41 when she started experiencing heavier periods than she’d ever had before—like, way heavier. When she brought it up to her …
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