The Average Brain Temperature Is Surprisingly Higher than the Body Temperature
A healthy human brain is warmer than previously thought. New research has shown that normal human body and brain temperatures vary by an average of 1.5 – 3 °C depending….
Category: Health
No Animal Testing: Clinic’nCell Introduces Innovative Clinical Method
A new method called “ex vivo” in detecting the effects on human health of certain substances promises a real possibility to omit animal testing. These are blood tests in laboratory….
The EU Is Ignoring Scientific Evidence of Glyphosate Harmfulness
The European Union rejects the scientific evidence that glyphosate is carcinogenic. This evaluation will form the basis of the debate on its re-authorization in the EU. The Health and Environment….
Fungi Spray Could Reduce Smog in the World’s Most Polluted Cities
Cities of India are among the most polluted cities in the world. Ubiquitous smog lowers the living standards of the population. Authorities have persuaded farmers to try a unique fungi….
Food Packaging Contains Hazardous PFAS Chemicals
PFAS chemicals are dangerous to health, but they are still used in the production of food packaging. These substances are ubiquitous – scientists have found these chemicals in the human….
What Do You Need to Know About Monkeypox?
The world has not yet recovered from the coronavirus pandemic and more dangerous diseases are on the horizon. Many people are terrified of monkeypox, which is referred to as MPXV…..
Consumption of 6 energy drinks a day destroyed this teacher’s tongue
The harmfulness of energy drinks has been talked about for a long time. The more you drink, the more pronounced the effect on your body. Dan Royals is a teacher….
The Obesity Epidemic Kills 1.2 Million People in Europe Annually
A significant population in Europe is burdened by obesity and its consequences. According to the study, more than half of adults and a third of children are overweight or obese…..
Teenagers Who Spend too Much Time on the Internet Feel Sadder
The study found that teenagers who spent more time online were more stressed and more likely to feel sad and had suicidal thoughts. A South Korean survey described the condition….
Human Blood Shows Microplastic Content for the first time. Should this Be a Cause for Concern?
Scientists have first discovered microplastics in human blood. The discovery shows that these tiny plastic particles can travel around the body and settle in organs. Experts find the findings worrying,….