Liquorice, a popular candy, may play a role in preventing or treating some types of malignancies, according to researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago.…
Posts published by “Eric Lentini”
Eric is one of the senior-most writers at Fresno California and has remained a consistent contributor with years of versatile writing experience. His academic excellence speaks volumes about his educational achievements, the most prominent ones being a Master's in Psychology and a diploma in business writing. He has successfully contributed to several scientific journals and medical publications. Fresno-California.org, he regularly writes for the Health category.
The amygdala is a small Structure deep in the brain important for interpreting sensory input’s social and emotional meaning. The amygdala plays a prominent role…
Billions of Genetically modified mosquitoes are expected to be released within the next two years as part of an expanded version of an Environmental Protection…
Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) concerns abound in the pharmaceutical business, posing a serious threat to its long-term viability. To attain sustainability goals and improve…
Covid survivors are at a 63% increased risk of having a heart attack within a year — regardless of their age or how ill they…
Oxford researchers announced Thursday the discovery of a highly virulent strain of HIV that has been lurking in the Netherlands for decades, but because of…
Flowers that bloom today were the same ones blooming 99 million years ago – when dinosaurs roamed the Earth. A study published Monday in the…
Humans contract and recover from COVID-19; doctors and scientists have observed more unexpected chronic conditions resulting from infection. The case involves long-term issues with one’s…
According to a study published Thursday, young children with Peanut Allergy may be able to overcome their sensitivities if they are treated early enough. To…
Natural defenses against a common Cold could offer some protection against Covid-19, too, The study, published in Nature Communications, involved 52 individuals who lived with…