Incorporating simple daily habits like mindful breathing, staying hydrated, and taking brisk walks can transform your well-being. These small steps, woven into your routine, pave the way for a healthier, more balanced life.
ETH Zurich researchers from the Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering (D-BSSE) in Basel allow us an implantable device that precisely monitors acid build-up in the body for people with diabetes and produces insulin if acidosis turns into a...
Unlock your mental potential with simple tweaks: hydrate regularly, embrace mindfulness, and prioritize sleep. Dive into nature's embrace for a mental refresh, and let strategic breaks spark creativity and sharpen focus.
Did it becomes clear that fibromyalgia and diabetes occur almost 4 times more often than you'd ever dream of expecting? Research has shown that keeping a good rein on the glucose levels of diabetics actually greatly reduces the risk...
Not unlike looking for the proverbial needle inside a haystack, a group of Michigan State University scientific study has found a gene that may be answer to the introduction of stem cells C cells that can potentially save countless...
Eating spicy Indian food may help boost the brain's ability to heal itself, based on new information published in Friday's edition of the journal Stem Cell Research and Therapy.
According to Damian Gayle from the Daily Mail, aromatic turmerone, a...
Discover the art of restful slumber without a pill in sight. Embrace soothing bedtime rituals, cultivate a serene sleep environment, and let gentle rhythms guide you to a night of rejuvenating dreams.
A team of bioengineers from Tufts University in Massachusetts have developed three-dimensional brain-like cortical tissue that is similar in structure and performance to tissues found in the brain of a rat, exhibits biochemical and electrophysiological responses, and can be...
While the controversy on when music TV exactly began continues, it is obvious that teenage boys and girls are influenced by music TV. Inside a new study on the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium, researchers discovered that after...
Carbon nanotubes serve as bridges that permit electrical signals to pass unhindered through new pediatric heart-defect patches invented at Rice University and Texas Children's Hospital.
A team led by bioengineer Jeffrey Jacot and chemical engineer and chemist Matteo Pasquali come...
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