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NASA Could Make Future Homes on Mars out of Fungi
NASA’s plans to put a foot on Mars and establish there are seemingly approaching possibility. The space agency could ‘grow’ its future structures on the Red Planet, as well as on the Moon, by building them from fungi, a new…
Fitbit Features Might Help Specialists Predict a Flu Outbreak
If you’re wearing a Fitbit is good to know that your device is better than ever because it can do much more than tracking your trips. It might indicate when a flu outbreak occurs and help the health officials. Researchers…
Hemp Oil vs. CBD Oil: Is There Any Difference?
If you do not have much clue about hemp oil and CBD oil, you might end up confused and you’ll find it hard to understand the differences between these two. Well, if there is one thing you should know, it…
Researchers Found Ancient Material in a Meteor
A team of researchers has made a remarkable discovery while analyzing a meteor that crashed in an area in the south of Australia in 1969. The meteorite contains the oldest material found on our planet in the form of dust…
A New Study Explores Why Sugar Is So Addictive
Several studies have explored the fascinating link between sugar and the reward center that can be found within our brains. A team of researchers from Denmark has learned more about how sugar interacts with the chemistry of our brains with…
First International Wuhan Pneumonia Case Has Been Recorded
A female tourist was quarantined in Thailand, becoming the first patient who was diagnosed with the new virus in a country other than China. The virus has already infected a significant number of people. The woman was picked up by…
New Species of Wasps Can Turn Prey Into Zombie Slaves
A team of researchers spotted a new wasp species that can convert unsuspecting prey into mindless slaves. These parasitoid wasps live the Amazon rainforests and use remarkable methods to trick spiders. The new species of wasps is counted among 15…
Bone-Eating Worm Found as New Species Deep Under the Gulf of Mexico
A bone-eating worm was discovered recently by researchers into the Gulf of Mexico. The finding proved to be a new species of worms, the first of its type identified deep under the gulf. Researchers from the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium…
Patients Diagnosed With HPV-negative Oropharynx Cancer Face a Higher Risk of Early Death
A new study argues that the risk of early death is increased in the case of patients diagnosed with oropharynx cancer that is not caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) in comparison to those who have HPV-positive tumors. The rate…
Doctors in China Performed the First-Ever Robot-Assisted Total Hip Replacement Surgery
China has managed to perform the first-ever total hip replacement helped by a domestic robot. The surgery was completed at Beijing Jishuitan Hospital earlier this week. Total hip replacement, also known as arthroplasty, is a common orthopedic procedure, and as…