California man whose two cats died after drinking raw milk recalled for bird flu Risk says he intended to keep his beloved pets healthy, but his efforts tragically backfired. “It’s horrible when you realize you’re the one who gave them the milk that killed them,” said Joseph Journell, 56, of San Bernardino. Journell lost her … Read more
Flexible inkjet printed e-textile – Credit: Marzia Dulal Wearable electronic textiles can be both durable and biodegradable, according to a new study. A research team led by the University of Southampton and UWE Bristol in the UK has tested a new sustainable approach for fully inkjet-printed, eco-friendly e-textiles. Appointed SOFT— for smart, wearable and environmentally … Read more
Millions of Britons living in freshwater areas could face a much higher risk of developing dementia from tap water, a new study suggests. A groundbreaking study suggests that 27 million people – representing 40 per cent of the UK population – could be at increased risk of degenerative brain disease because their drinking water contains … Read more
Reduce article font size Increase the font size of the article An Ontario public health official says he detected norovirus among a group of 190 people reporting symptoms of gastroenteritis at the University of Guelph over the past week. Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph public health spokesperson Danny Williamson said the norovirus-positive sample arrived Friday, days after a surge … Read more
General Hospital predictions believe Elizabeth Webber And Lucky Spencer could soon rekindle their epic romance after many years apart. However, that doesn’t mean it will be without challenges on the ABC daytime drama. Lucky Spencer stands alongside Elizabeth Webber on General Hospital Recently, on General Hospital, Lucky Spencer didn’t know if he was going to … Read more
Addiction Center in Punjab – Courtesy of Colonel Dr Rajinder Singh From the heart of Sikhism comes the inspiring story of a former army colonel helping to free his countrymen from addiction through positive reinforcement. Colonel Dr Rajinder Singh is the founder and director of Akal Drug Abuse Center in Punjab. His methods have helped … Read more
Scientists have launched the world’s largest protein study, to analyze 300,000 blood samples from UK Biobank volunteers, in a groundbreaking project that could revolutionize the treatment of disease. This ambitious research, supported by 14 pharmaceutical companies, aims to understand how proteins influence various diseases, potentially transforming healthcare by the end of this decade. Professor Sir … Read more
The 13-year-old British Columbia girl who became the first critical pediatric bird flu patient in North America has been released from hospital, health officials announced Thursday. The Provincial Health Services Authority (PHSA) said the teen was released from BC Children’s Hospital on January 7. 2:06British Columbia teenager remains in critical condition from H5N1 bird flu … Read more
– credit: Katelyn Perry, via Unsplash The last 15 years have seen a remarkable change in the clinical considerations of coffee. Studies examining the caffeinated beverage for its potential effects on several different biological systems, from the kidneys to mood, have classified it as a health drink. Now, research from the University of Utah published … Read more
Drinking coffee in the morning instead of throughout the day could cut your risk of heart problems by almost a third, a new study suggests. A major study of more than 40,000 American adults found that morning coffee drinkers were 31% less likely to die from cardiovascular disease than those who drank coffee at different … Read more