Since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, not all countries have necessarily had the same way of thinking about health restrictions. Two years after the arrival of the coronavirus, some countries have decided to lighten them, or even abandon them. Monitor Covid-19 For several months now, the Omicron variant has gradually imposed itself against the […]
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Despite the restrictions related to the Covid-19 pandemic and the obvious difficulties in traveling, the London Natural History Museum has managed to compile a significant list of new animal and plant species. Some species of dinosaurs New species of plants, algae and even insects have recently been added to the data from the Natural History […]
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While humans are sensitive to the sun, so are migratory birds. They still spend their days in the air, closer to the Sun due to height gain. Fortunately, these birds have a trick to avoid overheating as reported in a recent study. Resist the severity of the Sun Did you know that one in five […]
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Plastic is a real problem for the environment and for living things. While recycling appears to be a solution, a recent study looked at the toxic additives and other pollutants that these materials contain. Recycling would not be ideal A lot of waste ends up in the seabed, which poses the problem of its recovery […]
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Paracetamol is a drug that has antipyretic and analgesic properties, often used to combat moderate pains and some small flu symptoms. It can be consumed through an oral route, although in other cases also through the rectum or intravenous, becoming a pill, suppository and also drops. Thanks to its effectiveness, thousands of people go to […]
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Astronomers recently confirmed the existence of 366 new worlds. These are in addition to the 4,569 planets already validated in our galaxy. How to explain this incredible harvest? The answer lies in a new deep neural network called ExoMiner. The Kepler Space Telescope, running out of fuel, died out in October 2018 almost ten years […]
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Diabetes is a condition that is associated with unhealthy lifestyles and a predisposition for genetic factors. According to data from the Quarterly Hospital Epidemiological Surveillance Report, about 15 thousand 593 cases of type 2 diabetes were registered in Mexico in the third quarter of 2021. To commemorate World Diabetes Day on November 14, 2021, the […]
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According to a Wayne State University School of Medicine study, pregnant women with Covid-19 are more likely to deliver prematurely. In addition, the more severe the infection, the greater the risk of preeclampsia, a leading cause of perinatal death. The study analyzed the process of 1,000 pregnant women and found that preterm delivery depended on […]
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), obesity is an abnormal or excessive accumulation of fat that can be harmful to health. It is classified as a chronic disease that has a multifactorial origin involving genetics, lifestyle and the characteristics of the economic, social and family environment. The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) […]
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A study published in the journal Nature reported that natural viral infection can generate antibodies of greater duration and adaptability to the variants against the antibodies generated by vaccination. According to Michel Nussenzweig, professor in the laboratory of molecular immunology at Rockefeller University, this is due to the behavior of memory B cells (MBC). Vaccination […]
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