Technologies In Science

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, roughly 5% to 20% of Americans contract the flu each year. Of these, 200,000 are hospitalized and between 3,000 and 49,000 succumb. Read More

While medical professionals draft available preemptive measures, a new study published in the JAMA Oncology journal highlights an underrepored benefit accocaited with the most popular beverage in the world. Read More

We’ve all fallen into the trap of buying unhealthy items at the grocery — but a new study from North Carolina State University says this could help. Read More

If you want to boost your overall happiness in life, try doing this one 15-minute daily practice. It can help improve your mood and health. Read More

Have you ever wondered how our minds measure something as simple as seconds? The University of California, Los Angeles found out. Read More

When something painful happens, like placing your hand on a hot stove, for example, it’s up to the brain to receive, interpret, contextualize (emotional and cognitive factors), and then ultimately react to those sensations. Read More

The study’s authors looked into the number of patients admitted into the hospital in Wuhan (where the pandemic outbreak started) that wore glasses regularly and found that this, in fact, a very small population. Read More

If you were looking for one more reason to start living cleaner, a new study has identified a surprising, seemingly hidden up-until-now benefit associated with healthy cardiovascular choices. Read More

The study, published in Indoor Air, confirmed what was already suspected after a choir rehearsal in early March became one of the first superspreading events in the US. Read More