Science

In the realm of endangered species, the Javan tiger holds a prominent place as one of the most elusive and thought to be extinct animals. Following years of relentless hunting and habitat destruction, the Javan tiger was officially declared extinct in 2008. However, a glimmer of hope emerged in 2019 when a strand of hair,
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The concept of brain transplants has intrigued scientists and science fiction enthusiasts alike. However, the reality of performing such a complex and intricate procedure raises several challenges. The neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero’s announcement in 2015 about the possibility of a human head transplant procedure sparked curiosity about the feasibility of brain transplants. While the transplantation of
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Aquagenic urticaria, commonly known as “water allergy”, is a medical anomaly that sparks both curiosity and concern. This rare condition turns the simple act of water contact into a nightmare, as demonstrated by the harrowing experiences of individuals like 22-year-old Loren Montefusco from South Carolina, US. Suffering from water allergy, Montefusco grapples with a burning
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Post-operative cognitive decline is a common phenomenon experienced by many individuals after undergoing surgery. However, recent research suggests that consuming fatty foods in the days leading up to surgery could exacerbate this cognitive decline, leading to potential long-term memory issues. This article will delve into the study conducted on rats by researchers at Ohio State
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Recent studies have shed light on the connection between brain activity and our tendency to eat even when we are not physically hungry. This new research suggests that specific cells in the brain, rather than signals from our stomachs, may be responsible for triggering impulses to snack. A team of researchers from the University of
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