Unlocking the Secrets: Scientists Decode the Silent Conversation Between Your Eyes and Ears
Eye movements can be decoded by the sounds they generate in the ear, meaning your hearing may be affected by vision.
Rethinking the Impact of Adolescent Fitness on Future Cardiovascular Health
Study findings suggest that for effective CVD prevention, halting and reversing the obesity epidemic should be prioritized
Rediscovering Paradise: The Timeless Allure of the British Virgin Islands
Experience the unspoiled beauty of the British Virgin Islands: pristine beaches, rich history, and Caribbean culture without the commercialism. Discover hidden gems, explore diverse islands, and enjoy world-class sailing in this accessible paradise
New Findings on Animal Viruses With Potential to Infect Humans
Scientists investigating animal viruses with potential to infect humans have identified a critical protein that could enable spillover of a family of organisms called arteriviruses
Genetic Link Discovered: Down Syndrome and Increased Leukemia Risk in Children
Findings from the study underscore importance of understanding the relationship between genetics and cellular environment of blood cells in those with Down Syndrome
New Evidence from Huanan Market Strengthens COVID-19’s Animal Origin Theory
New sample analysis provides additional evidence that wildlife sold illegally at a Chinese market were ground zero for the COVID pandemic
How $4 Billion Funded Covid-19 Treatments and Lifesaving Vaccines
The NIH is the largest public funder of biomedical research, so we believe it was vital to study how $4 billion of NIH funding was allocated and used during the pandemic
Shattering Stereotypes: Prayatna Nepal’s Self-Defense Training for Visually Impaired Women
Jalasa Sapkota, a writer, researcher and disability rights activist, covers important points on self-defense training for visually impaired women
