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Toxin Released By Gut Bacteria Might Cause Bowel Cancer
While scientists already knew that the intestinal microbiome is both beneficial and harmful to human health, a new study revealed that a toxin released by gut bacteria might cause bowel cancer. More specifically, recent research revealed that patients with bowel cancer…
Floodwater Might Endanger The Great Barrier Reef
Northern Australia is experiencing massive rainfall and, consequently, unimaginable floodwater. Recent floods in northern Australia are poring in the ocean upon the Great Barrier Reef, endangering the corals of the famous reef, as per a new study the scientists released today.…
Canadian Space Agency Plans To Research Medicines On Mars
Ex-astronaut Dave Williams, who spent 28 days in space over two missions, is the next target for Canadian Space Agency who wants to find out how to fly humans to Mars and back without they developing health issues. But there’s more,…
Parents Urged To Accept Vaccines After Measles Outbreak In Washington
It is sad to see how hundreds of years of progress can be destroyed by misinformation. The anti-vax trend continues even in the midst of a measles outbreak in Washington. Officials urge parents to vaccinate their children in order to…
NASA’s InSight Gets Ready To Measure The Temperature of Mars
NASA’s InSight rover installed its seismometer recently. Now, the lander deployed a second instrument, the so-called Heat Flow and Physical Properties Package (HP3), with which the probe will measure the temperature of Mars. According to NASA, InSight placed the HP3…
Smoking Pot Might Increase Depression Risks, Rising Suicide Behavior in Teens
According to recent research, smoking pot during adolescence might increase depression risks, possibly rising suicide behavior in teens. The researchers from McGill University carried out this study by meta-analyzing the results of 11 international longitudinal studies conducted on young adult aged between…
Scientists Sequenced The Human Immune System For The First Time In History
For the first time in history, the scientists from the Human Vaccines Project, headed by Vanderbilt University Medical Center and the San Diego Supercomputer Center, sequenced the human immune system which is by billions of time more extensive than the human genome. More…
How Online Therapy is Changing the Mental Health Landscape
Let’s face it: the internet has changed the world forever, and it’s unlikely that we’ll ever return to the likes of the world before the internet. For good and bad, this global communication network has changed the way that we…
This 2-Billion-Year Old Fossils Might Belong To The First Moving Organisms On Earth
Billions of years ago, the organisms that populated the Earth were mostly bacteria and other microorganisms. Until now, the oldest moving creature that the scientists found dated about 570 million years. Now, the researchers found 2-billion-year old fossils, and they…
Air Pollution Linked To Higher Stroke Risks In The US, A Study Revealed
The World Health Organization (WHO) has already announced that low air quality can cause a lot of health issues, including respiratory and cardiovascular diseases. Southeast Asia is the most exposed region in the world to pollutants, but the air is…