New year health projections
We’re kicking off the New Year with several health and well-being projections based upon consumer behaviors in 2021.
Behind the scenes of web-weaving
How in the world do spiders weave their webs? Behavioral biologist, Andrew Gordus had the same curiosity about an insect with brains a fraction in size of a human’s brain.
Meet The Expert: Latrina Walden
Meet the Expert: Latrina Walden MHA, MSN, FNP-C, FNP-BC A seasoned healthcare administrator and family nurse practitioner, Latrina Walden discovered her passion was in training nurse practitioner students for their certification exams. Founder and CEO of Latrina...
Spinal cord regeneration possibility?
Researchers have announced a major breakthrough that could reverse paralysis and repair tissue after severe spinal cord injuries.
Does cloud storage have a downside?
There’s a new iteration of hoarding has emerged in the last decade—digital hoarding.
Mushrooms for depression?
A research team had just added a new potential benefit of mushrooms: lowering the odds of depression.
A new way to protect the brain from Alzheimer’s?
Researchers have discovered a genetic mutation that could effectively protect the brain from dementia.
Squirrels are worth watching
Psychologists say that squirrels and people share four out of the five “Big Five” personality traits.
Book Review : Curious
Book Review: Curious by Ian Leslie If your sense of curiosity needs a jumpstart, this book is for you—Curious by Ian Leslie, who claims our future depends on the desire to know. Leslie combines both knowledge and research from diverse topics and disciplines to explore...