After COVID-19 infections, you may develop heart complications
The symptoms and effects of the Corona virus do not appear to be going away anytime soon. We still don’t know everything there is to know about COVID-19 problems. Most … Read More
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Warming deep in the waters is being driven by human-induced climate change
According to new research, the seas have absorbed much of the surplus heat, accounting for 90% of the warming caused by humans. The subtropical North Atlantic ocean, below a depth … Read More
The facelifted BMW 3 Series is set to debut in late 2022
The new dual display design is the focus of the update, with a curved 14.9-inch touchscreen panel taking centre stage. A redesigned grille, reworked bumpers, and updated headlights are among … Read More
The Connection Between Diabetes and Hypertension is Described Here
Diabetics may develop hypertension or high blood pressure as a result of the effects of diabetes on artery walls and fluid balance. However, hypertension and diabetes mellitus may coexist as … Read More
Can sun-derived vitamin D help to prevent cancer?
Because it is the precursor of the powerful steroidal hormone calcitriol, vitamin D is appropriately termed the “sunshine vitamin.” Because most of our meals are deficient in vitamin D, regular … Read More
Researchers have discovered a discrepancy between the energy emitted by Mars and seasonal energy
According to a team of experts, a seasonal imbalance in the quantity of solar energy collected and emitted by Mars is a plausible explanation of the dust storms that have … Read More
A study found that young adults with high blood sugar levels are more likely to have a heart attack
According to preliminary research, young adults with higher than normal blood sugar levels, which indicate prediabetes, were more likely to be hospitalised for heart attack than their peers with normal … Read More
Plant processes have been found to be harmed by excessive light
Researchers discovered that sunshine damages more than 70 different plant processes, resulting in ‘high light’ stress as the plants expend energy to repair the damage. “Australia receives significantly more solar … Read More
Incorporate These 5 Healthy Habits Into Your Morning Routine
Life comes at us quickly, which can be overwhelming. It can be quite stressful and draining. As a result, it appears that waking up healthy and invigorated is a long … Read More
In young adults, prediabetes may increase the risk of a heart attack.
According to a study, young adults with higher than normal blood sugar levels, which indicate prediabetes, were more likely to be admitted to the hospital for a heart attack than … Read More
IISc creates 3D printed gloves that may be customised to fit the needs of stroke sufferers
Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have created a soft, wearable 3D printed gadget that uses light’s characteristics to detect limb or finger motions in physiotherapy patients. The … Read More
In Antarctica, researchers discovered groundwater beneath glacial ice streams
Scientists have discovered groundwater beneath an Antarctic glacial ice stream for the first time, confirming what experts had assumed but could not confirm previously. To understand how the Antarctic ice … Read More
Study finds that the oral COVID vaccine protects against illness and transmission
The study, which was published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, shows that the vaccine has the capacity to neutralise SARS-CoV-2 through mucosal tissue, limiting infections and the propagation of … Read More
Researchers employ artificial intelligence to examine enormous volumes of biological data
Researchers at the University of Missouri have employed a type of artificial intelligence (AI) that was previously used to assess how NBA players move their bodies to now assist scientists … Read More
NASA is expected to launch the Artemis 1 lunar rocket in August
The launch of NASA’s Artemis 1 moon rocket has been postponed even again, with the launch now set for August, according to reports.Artemis 1 was originally set to debut in … Read More