Sweat Could Power Smart Watches and Activity Trackers in the Future - Researchers Develop New Technology
Tokyo University of Science has produced biofuel cells that run on sweat so you don't need to worry about charging them.
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New Study of 'MIND' Diet Shows It May Improve Memory and Thinking Skills in Old Age
Rush University Medical Center has been examining how the MIND diet positively enhances cognitive performance.
New Hydrogel Tablet That Can Purify a Liter of River Water in an Hour
Scientists at the University of Texas have created a hydrogel tablet that can rapidly purify contaminated water.
Eating Mushrooms Could Lower Risk of Depression, New Study Says
Penn State University researchers have found that mushroom consumption could help lower depression. Here's how the trial worked.
Immunotherapy Drugs So Effective that Tumors Disappear in Weeks for Head and Neck Cancer Patients in Landmark Trial
In a trial of dying head and neck cancer patients, two drugs led to life-extension without side-effects, and cured one man entirely.
Using your Brain Rather than Google Maps: Alzheimer's Research on London Cabbies is Eye Opening
Knowing 20,000 streets by heart, a London cab driver's hippocampus is bigger than yours: now they're being studied for Alzheimer's Research.
More Than Half of Women Were Seven Months Into the Menopause Before Realizing What It Was
A new Onepoll for Always Discreet has found that women often don't know they are experiencing the menopause initially, and they're glad to learn what's happening.
Promising Results From Antiviral Pill May Change the Game for COVID-19 Effects, Finds Clinical Trial
Pharma company Merck has had significant results with their COVID-19 antiviral pill, the U.S. government has bought $1.7 million doses.
Why Do Animals Play? Because They Need To Play - Just Like Children Do
Scientists know why animals play. They need to play. Just like children do. Here's the fascinating research on this story.
Weight Lifting Can Burn Fat Just Like Cardio: New Research About Strength Training vs Aerobics
Strength training can also burn fat, suggests a new study from the University of New South Wales in Australia.
This Mozart Sonata Calms the Brain to Help Reduce Seizures in People With Epilepsy
Sonata for Two Pianos in D Major (K 448) by Mozart has been found by scientists to help against epileptic seizures.
Autism Therapy For Infants May Reduce Likelihood of Later Diagnosis
A breakthrough therapy reduced autism diagnoses in children by one-third by letting parents review bonding time back on a video.
New Treatment For Eczema Could Emerge After Possible Cause Was Identified by 'Surprised' Scientists
A gene fene for hormone synthesis could play key role in eczema treatment, say researchers at UT Southwestern Medical Center.
Man Saved by CPR After Heart Attack During the Perfectly Titled Bond Movie - 'No Time to Die'
Malcolm Clarke in Yorkshire had a heart attack while watching the new Bond film. He got CPR from 4 cinema-goers during No Time to Die.
Standing More Often May Help Prevent Chronic Diseases Like Type 2 Diabetes, Researchers Say
Standing is associated with better insulin sensitivity. Increasing the daily standing time may therefore help prevent chronic diseases.
Arkansas Researchers Find Potential Cause of 'Long Haul' COVID-19 Symptoms
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences researchers have found a potential cause of the long-haul symptoms of COVID-19 patients.
Oxygen Therapy May Slow the Hallmarks of Alzheimer's According to New Study
Tel Aviv University investigators suggest in a peer reviewed study a hyperbaric oxygen therapy technique for Alzheimer's.
Man Decides to Give Bone Marrow to Soothe His Depression - Not Only Did Her Cancer go into Remission But MS Too
A man in Idaho called Gage Tappe decided to give away bone marrow to soothe his depression. It worked.
How Meditation Can Help You Make Fewer Mistakes
A new study explains how meditation can help you make fewer mistakes, according to researchers at Michigan State University.
8 in 10 Americans Have Taken Steps to Improve Their Health Since the Pandemic Started, Poll Says
According to a new OnePoll commissioned by Herbalife Nutrition and the Council for Responsible Nutrition, the pandemic's made us fitter.
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