Technologies In Science

Earlier on, experts determined that roughly 40% of COVID-19 patients would not experience clinically recognizable manifestations of the disease. Although this appears to be more reliably true with respect to young, otherwise healthy carriers, asymptomatic cases may be responsible for more than 50% of new coronavirus transmissions. Read More

Participants who habitually prepared their coffee with a filter, as opposed to boiling it, dramatically reduced their likelihood of developing type 2 diabetes. Read More

Researchers report a group of participants accurately remembered past events (dating back as far as three years in some cases) with 94% accuracy. Read More

Did you eat a high-fat diet as a child? If so, according to a new study, it could have hurt and stunted your brain before adulthood. Read More

Many scientists believe humans evolved to crave the umami taste because it indicates that we’re eating food packed with essential protein. Read More

Dr. Anthony Fauci of the coronavirus task force predicts that the average American probably won’t have access to a vaccine until April, May, or June of 2021. Read More

While it may look great to be tanned for the holidays or before your next big beach getaway (after coronavirus, of course), there’s also the risk of skin cancer. Read More

We are still learning about the novel Coronavirus, every day. This eye-opening new study could change how we protect ourselves from it. Read More

The usual social distancing measures apply: Stay six-feet apart, wash your hands frequently, and wear a mask. Make sure your mask is clean — especially if it’s a cloth mask (and machine wash it, too). Read More