Dana Dovey
Dana is from Long Island, New York and spent five years in England studying at The University of Hertfordshire while drinking an unnatural amount of tea. She has an MA in Journalism and Media Communications and enjoys covering science and technology stories for Medical Daily. Dana previously worked for Cover Media in London and has contributed to Newsweek magazine.
Articles By Dana Dovey
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Hair Loss May Peak In Fall
Hair loss can comes in phases, but may be especially prominent in the summer and fall. -
Why Jealousy Can Help a Long-Term Relationship
Researchers pinpointed exactly where jealousy originates in the brain. -
Grammar May Evolve Faster Than Vocabulary
New research may challenge what we thought we knew about the evolution of language, suggesting that grammar evolves faster than the lexicon. -
This Hominin Infected The First Human With Herpes
This flat-faced, extinct hominin likely infected the first human ancestor with HSV2 more than a million years ago. -
Eye Tattoo Gone Wrong Nearly Blinds Model
A young model's career may be permanently affected after an eye tattoo went horribly array. -
Musical Tastes Offer Clues for Spotting Psychopaths
These dangerous personalities appear to favor certain songs over others, although the reason why is not yet clear. -
Even 'Safe' Air Pollution Levels May Harm Kidneys
Air pollution may be a major contributor to declining kidney health, and even lead to kidney failure. -
Fluoride in Drinking Water May Lower IQ, Study Suggests
Children whose mothers were exposed to high levels of fluoride during pregnancy may be at risk of having a lower IQ. -
Rapunzel Syndrome: Compulsive Hair Eating Teen Dies From Organ Failure
A girl in England dies from Rapunzel Syndrome after chewing and eating her hair. -
There Is No One Reason For Why Alcoholics Drink
A recent study has examined the reasons that some individuals with alcohol addiction may be driven to drink. -
Gene For Alzheimer’s Disease May Be Dying Off
Research suggests that natural selection may eventually weed out the genetic mutations related to Alzheimer's disease and other genetic conditions. -
Poor Sense Of Smell Could Be Early Sign Of Parkinson's
New research suggests the inability to smell certain scents may be an early sign of Parkinson's disease.
