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New App Helps Patient See His Heart on a Cell Phone
New open access, small and easy-to-use computer application developed by a doctor at the Gill Heart and Vascular Institute helps a patient see his heart. The "app," called Mixing Cup, improves the...
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Cancer Screening Rates Decline When Patients See Doctors Later in Day, Says...
Cancer screening rates decline significantly as the day goes on, when compared to patients who see their primary care doctor earlier in the day, stated a new study from researchers in the Perelman...
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New Diagnostic Tool to See If Targeted Cancer Therapy is Effective
A novel technology assesses if a patient's response to cancer treatment of liver cells is working. This tool uses artificial intelligence and biosensors. It shows immediate results. Many patients find...
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Twitter and AI can See Who is Hitting the Gym: Study
Using machine learning technology new study finds exercise-related tweets from across the United States, unwrapping regional and gender differences in exercise types and intensity levels, reveals a...
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Artificial Neural Networks Reveal What the Brain Likes to See
Nerve cells in the brain reacts to images in complex ways. The brain's fundamental task in 'seeing' is to frame appropriate information about the world from the light that hits the eyes, according to...
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Babies in the Womb may See More Than We Thought: Study
Light-sensitive cells in immature retina were found to be networked, suggesting bigger role in developing brain, stated University of California, Berkeley scientists. The simple light-sensitive cells...
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Melinjo Seed Extract can Fight Obesity, Diabetes
Melinjo Seed Extract can improve obesity and diabetes by activating adiponectin, reports a new study. In Southeast Asia, the fruit, flowers, and leaves of Indonesia's "Melinjo" tree are traditional...
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India may See 13 Lakh COVID-19 Cases by Mid-May
India has controlled the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the early phase of the pandemic. However, the number of cases can rise to 13 lakh cases by mid-May, revealed a group of scientists....
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Special Filters in Glasses Could Help the Colorblind See Colors Better
New study found that special patented glasses engineered with technically advanced spectral notch filters can enhance color vision for those with the most common types of red-green color vision...
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When You're Smiling, You're More Likely to See the World Around Positively
If we can deceive the brain into perceiving stimuli as 'happy,' then we can likely use this mechanism to help boost mental health, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the...
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Scientists Identify Nanotubes in the Eye That Help Us See
A new structure by which cells in the retina communicate with each other, regulating blood supply to keep vision intact has been developed by University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre (CRCHUM)...
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Kerala, Delhi See COVID-19 Cases Rise During Festivals
Amid the ongoing festivals in Maharashtra, West Bengal, Karnataka, Kerala and Delhi, the COVID-19 situation has worsened, said the Union Health Ministry. According to the ministry, these states/Union...
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UK Likely to See Summer Surge in Covid-19 Cases
UK is more likely to see a summer surge in covid-19 cases, as many adults are yet to be vaccinated, said a British government advisory scientist. On Wednesday, Professor Adam Finn, of the Joint...
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Sunflower Seeds Could Help Reduce Pain
Sunflower seeds could help treat pain and reduce inflammation in the gastrointestinal tract, abdominal area and/or internal organs. The study led by Christian Gruber from MedUni Vienna's Institute of...
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Why Our Brains See Human Faces Everywhere?
Our brains see human faces everywhere because we imagine faces, and we also analyze them and give them emotional attributes, reveals a new study. It's so commonplace we barely give it a second...
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Health Benefits of Consuming Sesame Oil In Routine Diet
Sesame oil is healthier and important for the body, according to Ayurveda. They have been used in Ayurvedic medicines for hundreds of years and are still used extensively among people. bSesame oil is...
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WHO Says Europe, Central Asia Likely To See 500K COVID Deaths By Feb 2022
In Europe and Central Asia, the regions are likely to see about 500,000 additional COVID-19 deaths before February 1, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said. Dr Hans Kluge, WHO's European regional...
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Study Compares Vegan Food With Meat to See Which is Best
Identical twins took vegan and meat-based diets to see which was best. The duo took part in the study with Kings College London for a 12-week long study and ate the same amount of calories each day....
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US To See Surge In COVID Cases Due To BA.2 Variant
In the coming weeks, the United States will likely see a resurgence in coronavirus cases due to the BA.2 sub-variant. According to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), BA.2...
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Baldness can be Cured and Prevented: Let Us See How!
bHighlights:/bul class="group-list punch-points" liStem cells can regenerate without any injury/li liStem cells can activate cell division and program cell death/li liHair re-growth and new hair...
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