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Hilarious December 9 Joke of the Day to Brighten Your Mood
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Ketamine Infusion for Depression: The Role of Opioid Receptors in Treatment Efficacy
A group of researchers conducted a study on whether opioid receptors play a significant role in the antidepressant action of ketamine infusion for depression.
Understanding the Duration of Marijuana in Breast Milk: Key Insights for Nursing Mothers
Can THC from marijuana remain in breast milk long after consumption? What effect might it have on your baby? Read on to find out
Unveiling the Power of AI: Can It Accurately Predict Heart Disease Mortality Risk?
Researchers compared the accuracy of statistical models developed by artificial intelligence with those developed by heart experts in predicting heart disease deaths. When a
The Truth About Anesthesia Safety: What You Need to Know
The medical profession uses anesthesia in different ways. If a doctor wants to numb a particular part of the body, they might give you
Using Google Search Volumes to Forecast Cancer Mortality Rates: A Data-Driven Approach
Population-disease metrics are crucial in guiding the distribution of resources to health interventions and in implementing public health initiatives but are not always available
Breakthrough Alzheimer’s Research Uncovers New Immune System Therapy Potential
Recent Alzheimer’s research reveals the potential for a new therapy for the disease by modifying the body’s own immune system. Currently, there are no
Evaluating Stem Cell Transplants: Are They Still the Best Treatment for Multiple Myeloma?
Multiple myeloma is a lethal cancer of the bone marrow which is commonly treated with a stem cell transplant. With new anti-cancer treatments available,
Unlocking the Secrets of Retinal Stem Cells: Discovering Hidden Potential in Plain Sight
Losing your vision can be frightening but earlier this year, Swiss scientists made a breakthrough that could change how we treat eye diseases. In
Unraveling the Blood Pressure Myth: What You Really Need to Know about Hypertension
Myth: A blood pressure target of 120/80 mmHg is recommended for everyone. Truth: This is false. Although the standard for a ‘healthy’ blood pressure measure
Identifying Pediatric Chemotherapy Drugs with the Highest Risk of Cardiotoxicity
A recent study published in JAMA Oncology analyzed data generated from over 28,000 childhood cancer survivors and compared the lifetime cardiotoxicity risk in different
Breast Milk Component Boosts Brain Development in Infants
A recent study evaluated whether human breast milk helps brain development in babies. Many factors can influence a baby’s development. Breastfeeding has been well
Smartphones Outperform Wearables in Remote Patient Monitoring: A Comprehensive Analysis
Smartphones are more useful than wearables in collecting physical data, but more research is needed on the potential use of remote devices for monitoring
The Positive Impact of Senior Workers on the Modern Workplace
A recent U.S. study outlines the implications of an aging population in the workplace. The study discusses benefits, safety concerns, and discriminatory attitudes towards
The Impact of a Healthy Diet on Blood Clot Prevention and Reduction
A recent study investigated whether a type of natural plant pigment known as anthocyanins can help reduce blood clot formation and therefore have protective
Transform Your Look: How Facial Fillers Can Banish Eye Bags
A recent study evaluates whether injections with hyaluronic acid facial fillers can be a reasonable alternative to surgery to treat eye bags. The
Significant Medical Milestones: December 9, 2016 in Medical History
December 9, 2016: (1) (1870) American medical missionary Ida S. Scudder is born. She is known for helping to fight against against bubonic plague,
Navigating Pregnancy with a BMI Over 30: What to Expect for a Healthy Journey
What’s the relationship between obesity and pregnancy complications? Biostatisticians break down the link between a BMI over 30 and what to expect when you
Unlocking Health Benefits: How Urban Green Spaces Boost Well-Being According to Twitter Study
For city-dwellers, the key to emotional well-being may come down to spending more time in nature. With most of the planet’s population living in
Can Sleeping In on Weekends Really Cure Sleep Debt? Discover the Truth
In a recent study in Current Biology, researchers determined whether making up for lost sleep by sleeping in on the weekend can fulfill sleep