People who suffer one or more forms of maltreatment in childhood have a higher chance of multimorbidity in later life.
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A bright idea: Genetically engineered proteins for studying neurons using light
In many human endeavors, having good tools for a particular task is an essential requirement to obtain the best results
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A poo transplant successfully treated a man who was brewing alcohol in his own gut
Clinicians who have patients with gut fermentation syndrome should consider treatment with fecal microbiota transplantation, especially if more traditional therapy
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Specs with tech: The glasses promising to tackle a range of problems
Specs with tech: From boosting flagging energy to beating dry eyes, should you set your sights on the glasses that
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Should you ditch your gaiter as a face mask? Not so fast, scientists say
Face masks play a critical role in helping to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus, and could save tens
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A new neurofeedback strategy to treat pain
Researchers in Japan and Cambridge have developed a new neurofeedback strategy that might help to treat patients who suffer from
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When you forget to eat, here’s what happens to your body, according to a nutritionist
Do you ever get so busy during your work day that you just forget to eat? Yeah, this can happen
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Is it ethical to infect volunteers with Covid-19 to test a vaccine?
The terrible dilemma our scientists face… do you risk the lives of a few by injecting them with Covid-19 to
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FDA approves the Guardian Needle, a solution for reducing accidental needle sticks
Medical University of South Carolina neurophysiologist Jessica Barley, Ph.D., and neurologist Jonathan C. Edwards, M.D., noticed a clinical problem and
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Are we ‘Waiting for Godot?’ A metaphor for COVID-19
“Waiting for Godot,” a play by Samuel Beckett, one of the greatest works of the Theater of the Absurd, is
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