The liver is the biggest solid organ in the human body. It helps to maintain healthy blood sugar levels, regulates blood clotting, and most importantly, removes toxins from your blood. It is an essential organ that performs more than 500 vital bodily functions; therefore, maintaining a healthy liver is very important. The liver is also...

Bruce Abrahamse
Science & Technology Journalist
After initially studying art and advertising, Bruce studied sound engineering and pursued a career in audio production for three decades. He is also a freelance writer, music tutor, and event organizer. He loves collecting records, reading books, and hiking in nature.
Researchers at UCLA Health claimed they have discovered the very first drug to rehabilitate the physical effects of stroke in mice. Two candidate drugs were derived from their research into the mechanism of the brain effects of rehabilitation. One of these drugs led to a substantial recovery in the control of movement in the mice...
Climate change is causing our planet to heat up at an alarming rate. Therefore, it comes as no surprise that scientists are constantly looking for new ways of tackling this problem. The British government is now funding a £50 million ($66.4M USD) scheme to address global warming. The project is set to be launched in...
Chicken has long been considered a healthier meat option by many people. It is a relatively cost-effective source of protein and can be prepared in a variety of different ways. Chicken has also been lauded for its nutritional content, which includes nutrients that bolster children’s neural development and adults’ cognitive function. However, while eating chicken...
China has announced that it plans to construct a nuclear plant on the moon in collaboration with Russia by 2035. China and Russia plan to build the International Lunar Research Station, which will be powered by the lunar nuclear plant. This follows China’s plan to become a major player in space research and exploration, aiming...
Researchers recently discovered that older adults who had taken the shingles vaccine were 20% less likely to develop dementia in the following seven years. The study was led by Stanford Medicine and involved analyzing the health records of older adults in Wales. Published earlier this month in Nature, the study bolsters a new theory that...
Pope Francis recently passed away on the 21st of April at the age of 88, leaving his previously held position open. However, if you take a look at the list of potential candidates for the Pope’s succession, you may notice something – they are all male. That’s correct, as usual, the new pontiff will most...
RFK Jr. has some very strange ideas, which are rather concerning, considering his current role in the American government. He has recently been in the news again with his thoughts on autism and those with the condition. Now he is receiving even more backlash because he wanted to obtain access to private medical records and...
It’s vital to look after our mental and physical health, and this is especially true as we age. The way we live our lives today determines whether we develop certain conditions and diseases later in life, such as dementia, strokes, and depression. In fact, according to extensive research, there are 17 factors that contribute to...
While there may only be one type of human alive today, this was not always the case. In fact, it is estimated that around eight other human species shared our Earth around 300,000 years ago. We were still sharing caves with the Denisovans until as recently as 15,000 years ago. Then there are the neanderthals,...
Researchers in China recently detonated a new non-nuclear bomb. It is a hydrogen bomb that generates a sustained fireball of extremely high temperatures. In a controlled field test, China’s hydrogen bomb created a white-hot fireball that burned in excess of 1,000 Celsius for more than two seconds. This is 15 times longer than similar blasts...
The chances of young adults having a stroke from uncommon risks are more than double those of traditional risk factors. This is according to a new study recently published in the peer-reviewed journal, Stroke. The rate of ischemic strokes among adults under 50 years of age is increasing. It appears to be propelled by a...