New study suggests snakes evolved from the survivors of dinosaur-killing asteroid
The event that wiped out most of the species living during the Cretaceous period appears to have given new life to the snake population
Shivam is a driven undergraduate Political Science student with a penchant for health, wellness, and communicating it to people. He believes living a healthy life equates to a happy life, and rejoices in learning all kinds of new health facts that can practically improve people's wellbeing. As his experience with professional writing continues to grow, he hopes to pursue a career in either journalism or law. When Shivam is not writing, you can likely find him working out, playing tennis, hanging out with friends or wasting endless hours going down YouTube rabbit holes.
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The science behind bad breath
Bad breath can be one of the most embarrassing problems to have, so what causes it and how can we get around it?
Shedding the pandemic pounds: A guide to your metabolism and post-lockdown shape
A brief look at how we can leverage our natural metabolism, diet and exercise to get back to our ideal shape
New AI system able to predict Alzheimer’s risk with 99 per cent accuracy
By making use of a deep learning neural network, Lithuanian researchers were able to assess brain scans and find possible Alzheimer’s precursors
H2Oh no!
Perhaps staying hydrated isn’t the answer? Aquagenic Pruritus is a fascinating and rare medical condition in which a person is allergic to water.
Student Lows, Student Loans
Contrasting my understanding of student loans upon entering university with my perspective now as graduation and repayment approach.
A dive into the world behind psychopathy
A look at one of the most glamourized illnesses in pop culture, psychopathy – including how it’s assessed, its key traits, and how it differs from sociopathy.
A COVID-19 update
An up-to-date look at case numbers, reopening information, vaccination rates, and variants.
Phase I trial of brain cancer vaccine shows promise
A brain cancer vaccine exhibits strong results in its first test phase conducted on humans.
Social media use linked to perpetual joy, new research suggests
SATIRE: According to an entrusted team of researchers, the link is so strong, it may even fulfill the ‘meaning of life.’