No More Binge Eating: New Approach Helps Treat Eating Disorders
An entirely new approach to treating eating disorders has been developed by a group of researchers. The scientists showed that a group of nerve
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Month: June 2022
People with Darker Skin Tones More Likely to Have Low Vitamin D Levels
People with darker skin tones are more likely to have vitamin D deficiency, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the i Journal of Pediatric Health Care/i.
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Mother’s Gut Microbes can Boost Healthy Baby Development
Microbes in the mother’s gut can promote healthy development of the baby, reports a new study. The findings of the study are published in the journal iCellular and Molecular Life Sciences/i.
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Are IVF Babies More Depressed Than Normal Babies?
Children conceived through infertility treatments, such as medically assisted reproduction (MAR), were found to do better at school, but were more prone
Continue ReadingApple’s Efforts to Become a Futuristic Tech Gadget Failed! Read How.
In one of the most surprising pieces of news, Apple hits a roadblock on its way to becoming a popular futuristic tech gadget. The company’s plan to replace Qualcomm 5G modems with its own upcoming iPhone models became a major hit. Here is everything you need to know about Apple’s failed plan. Apple’s Failed Endeavours […]
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US FCC calls TikTok “Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing,” Asks Apple and Google to Ban it from App Stores
“TikTok is not just an app for sharing funny videos or memes. That’s a wolf in sheep’s clothing,” said a leader of the US Federal Communications Commission. Citing so, he urged Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their app stores by emphasizing over China-related data security concerns. Failure to Abide by Store Policies […]
Continue ReadingShocking New Leaks on iPhone 14 Series Makes Us Think Whether Past Rumors are Inaccurate
The upcoming and most anticipated iPhone 14 Pro might come with the latest upgrades that we have not heard of in the past. Judging from the rumors and leaks we have heard in the past few months, there might be more to Apple’s upcoming iPhone 14. Mixed Predictions for iPhone 14 In the past few […]
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Discovering the Microbial Link Between Western Diet and Colorectal Cancer
Western-style diet, also known as the meat-sweet diet or standard American diet (SAD), may increase the risk of colorectal cancer through the intestinal microbiota, suggests a new study.
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Google Search can be a Predictor of Domestic Violence
Google searches can help predict domestic violence, especially in crisis scenarios, reveals a new study. When the COVID pandemic broke out and
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Screen Both Mom and Dad for Depression after Baby’s First Birthday
Both moms and dads are at risk for depression following birth. Hence, parental depression screening beyond the postpartum period (after the child’s first
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