Kalana Dhananjaya 
Have you ever wondered what’s something people typically don’t know about cats until they have one as a pet? Well, you’re not alone. We’ve scoured the depths of the ASK REDDIT subreddit to unearth some enlightening revelations about cats that might just change the way you perceive them. You see, as cat owners, we’ve all … Read more
Remember the good old days of the 80s and 90s? The neon lights, the iconic TV shows, and the simpler times? Well, many people on Reddit do, and they’ve been discussing what they wish would make a comeback from those cherished decades. We looked through the Ask Reddit subreddit to find out what things people … Read more
Google’s DeepMind has created its groundbreaking protein structure prediction AI to solve the genetic mutations responsible for various diseases. Their latest tool, AlphaMissense, demonstrates the ability to forecast which protein mutations may lead to health conditions accurately. AlphaMissense was built upon the AlphaFold network. Uncovering the causes of disease is one of the greatest challenges … Read more
Scientists have successfully walked paralyzed mise again by regrowing the spinal cord. Researchers have made a significant scientific breakthrough by utilizing the body’s natural healing capabilities to address severe spinal cord injuries. A collaborative effort involving scientists from the University of California Los Angeles, the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, and Harvard University has a … Read more
The world is always full of mysteries. Among those mysterious things, some are actually terrifying. In recent days, Redditors have asked the ASKREDDIT community, “What are genuinely terrifying facts?” this question triggered the whole community, and most Redditors share what they know as genuinely terrifying. So, let’s see what is a genuinely terrifying fact. Creutzfeldt-Jakob … Read more
A recent study shows a potential link between higher consumption of ultra-processed foods and an increased risk of depression. That research also says the risk increases, mainly when these items contain artificial sweeteners. The study, conducted exclusively with female participants, focused on the connection between diet and the risk of developing new episodes of depression. … Read more
Brucellosis, a disease typically found in dogs, has recently made its way to humans in the UK, with two confirmed cases reported. This illness, caused by Brucella canis, was previously limited to imported dogs but has been spreading among local canines since 2020. Human Infection Emerges “As of July 2023, 2 laboratory-confirmed cases of B. … Read more
Toxic flood water is a natural disaster that can cause harm to the environment and human health. Understanding the impact of exposure to such water is important to know the risks and take necessary actions. In this article, we will discuss the immediate and long-term health risks that come with exposure to toxic flood water, … Read more
MIT scientists have taken a significant step toward reducing the reliance on insulin injections for diabetes management. In a recent study, they successfully implanted a medical device inside mice capable of producing its insulin supply for up to a month. Although further research is necessary before this technology is applied to humans, it holds promise … Read more
A recent study featured in the science journal The Lancet suggests that individuals engaged in physically demanding jobs could be at a higher risk of developing dementia. Collaborating with the Norwegian National Centre of Ageing and Health and the Butler Columbia Aging Center, Skirbekk and his team examined the impact of occupational physical activity on … Read more
Have you ever wondered what is actualy rare in the world? Sometimes, things are rare than we actually thought. Recently, a Redditor asked, “What is far more rare than people realize?” This simple question opened a list of fascinating insights on the Ask Reddit subreddit. Let’s see what Redditors think about What is far more … Read more
The world is full of possibilities that spark our imaginations. For example, imagine a thriving city on Mars, a new home for humanity among the stars. What would you name it? That question was recently asked on the ASK REDDIT subreddit: “If you could name the first city on Mars, what would you name it?” … Read more
The unusual celestial sight appeared under New Jercy sky last Saturday, and most of the people thought it was some kind of UFO thing. But guess what? It was actually Elon Musk’s Starlink satellites.On a Friday night, lights move in a perfectly linear alignment, sparking hopes of an encounter with an alien spacecraft. This event … Read more
Italian scientists have found that people with specific Neanderthal genes were more likely to be hospitalised after Covid 19. This new research was published in the Wall Street Journal on September 16. One of the first countries outside of Asia to report cases of COVID-19, Italy played a crucial role in the early stages of … Read more
A resident of Arkansas has tragically died from an uncommon and deadly infection caused by a brain-eating amoeba. Health authorities made this announcement on Thursday. They say the person had been exposed to the amoeba at a local country club’s splash pad. The infection, known as Naegleria fowleri, is exceptionally rare but devastating. It mercilessly … Read more
Even though the world is full of wonders, it’s also full of baffling behaviors that often escape our notice. People go about their daily lives, rarely pausing to consider the judgments they pass on to others. Let’s explore a question that sparks curiosity: “What is something you have difficulty not judging people about?” Let’s see … Read more
