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• What Is Disease X And What Its Presence On WHO’s Priority List Mean

  The current WHO priority list of pathogens includes Covid-19, Ebola, Zika, SERS and MERS, Nipah Virus, and Disease X.

• Study: Medicine For Treating Sleep Disorders Associated With Risk Of Overdose In Teenagers

  According to a recent study, medicines that are used to treat sleep disorders are linked to a risk of overdose in teenagers. Read on. 

• Researchers Find Mysterious Changes In The Brain of People Who Get Migraines

  According to a recent study, scientists found a new significant hint which could help in solving and curing the mystery of migraine.

• 6-Month Gap Not Needed To Try Again After Pregnancy Loss, Finds Study

  A recent study found that women don't need to wait for at least six months before trying for another child after a miscarriage or abortion.

• Twin Babies Born From Embryos Frozen 30 Years Ago

   A couple in the US state has welcomed twin babies born from embryos that were frozen around 30 years ago. Read on. 

• 5 Bacteria Types Killed Nearly 6.8 Lakh Indians In 2019: Lancet Study

  Five types of bacteria claimed nearly 6.8 lakh lives in India in 2019. Among these bacterial types, E. coli was found to be the most deadly pathogen.

• What Is Hyponatraemia, The Condition That Possibly Led To Bruce Lee's Death

  According to Matthew Polly, the author of the 2018 biography "Bruce Lee, A Life”, Lee repeatedly drank water the night before he passed away.

• Study Finds The Best Time Of The Day To Exercise For Heart Health

  A recent study reveals that physical activity in the morning, particularly between 8 a.m. and 11 a.m., has the most impact.

• Study Finds Almonds Can Help Cut Calories

  According to a recent Australian study, the intake of almonds can help in cutting down and burning calories.

• Study Finds 3 Seconds of Exercise May Improve Muscle Strength

  According to a recent, lifting weights for just three seconds a day can have a positive impact on muscle strength.