Innovation
Technology & the Business of Medicine
Vitality
How to Live Better, Longer
Mediterranean Diet Benefits: Slashes Heart Disease, Early Death Risks In Women
A new study found that the diet could slash the risk of heart disease and early death in women. 
How Long You Sleep Decides Immunity Level Following Vaccination, Study Finds
The reduced immune response due to sleep is equivalent to the waning of COVID-19 antibodies, two months following vaccination. 
Researchers Create Mice With 2 Fathers; Could Pave Way For New Fertility Treatments In Same-Sex Couples
"This is the first case of making robust mammal oocytes from male cells," study lead Katsuhiko Hayashi said. 
Want To Last Three Times Longer In Bed? Scientists Say Try Yoga
“Most men may not have performed as well as they wanted to at some point, and could benefit from lifestyle changes and techniques to help last longer,” said Lee Smith, professor of public health at Anglia Ruskin University.
Mental Health
New Research Suggests Depression Increases Stroke Risk And Impairs Recovery
“Depression affects people around the world and can have a wide range of impacts across a person’s life,” said study author Robert P. Murphy of the University of Galway in Ireland. 
Scared Of Clowns? Researchers Delve Deep Into The Origins Of Fear
The strongest factor was "hidden emotional signals" as their make-up tends to hide their emotions, thus creating some sense of uncertainty, the researchers noted. 
Office Space Designs Could Help Boost Employees' Mental Health, Study Shows How
The study found that office space designs have a bearing on workers' career satisfaction and performance. 
A Sixth Of People's Lives Is Spent On Enhancing Attractiveness; Researchers Shed Light On Why
Sociocultural factors may play a role, such as gender inequality, social media usage and whether the culture in a certain place is more individualistic or collectivist.
Innovation
Reversing Blindness: Scientists Restore Vision In Mice With Gene-Editing Technology
Using a versatile technology, they managed to reverse vision loss in mice. 
'Life Changing': Innovative Wrist Device Alleviates Tourette’s Symptoms In People
“This device has the potential to dramatically improve the lives of those with Tourette syndrome, who often face challenges managing their tics, by providing increased control over their tics on demand,” Professor Stephen Jackson from the University of Nottingham said. 
AI Therapist Provides Counseling In Different Languages At An Affordable Rate
The new technology offers professional-grade counseling at a fraction of the cost. 
Eyedrops Recall: Some Brands May Not Be Sterile, Says FDA
The recall affects nearly 2,900 bottles that were distributed "via online e-commerce and Trade shows (Ex. Amazon Marketplace, Etc.)."
Healthy Living
Nervous System Instrumental In Severe Allergic Shock, Study Confirms
Scientists believe the findings of the research will open up possibilities to prevent or cure anaphylactic shock. 
Down Syndrome Awareness Week: Causes And Diagnosis Of Cognitive Delays
Down's Syndrome is a genetic disorder at the onset of which a baby experiences developmental delays and has some distinguished physical attributes. 
Northeastern States See Rise In Tick-Borne Illness Babesiosis: CDC
Babesiosis usually manifests as an asymptomatic condition in people, but some do develop flu-like symptoms, including fevers, chills, sweats, and muscle aches. 
Don't Pop Pills Just Yet, Mild Fever May Help In Clearing Infections, Study Finds
"We let nature do what nature does, and in this case, it was very much a positive thing," said study senior author Daniel Barreda.
Covid - 19
Does Coronavirus Infection Cause Insomnia?
Insomnia is one of the most crippling symptoms of the disease. 
FDA Still Undecided On Spring Booster For COVID-19
The federal agency remains mum on second bivalent boosters amid the pandemic. 
Americans Will Likely Have To Pay For COVID-19 Vaccines Soon: Report
COVID-19 vaccination has been free since the first rollout of the vaccines. But that could change soon. 
COVID-19: Is There A Need For A Second Bivalent Booster?
The CDC and the FDA have yet to make a recommendation for another bivalent booster dose, but experts are already recommending it for high-risk groups.
