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Researchers Found the Best Method to Wash Apples (Study)

October 30, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

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A new study claims that it is not enough to wash apples with water to get pesticides out of them.

The latest research claims that merely washing off your apples in water will not get rid of the pesticides on their skin, and offers advice on how to best clean them instead.

So Which Is the Best Method to Wash Apples?

The team behind this new study states that the shortest answer is this. People should soak their apples in a solution of water and baking soda for about 12 to 15 minutes.

Scientists part of the University of Massachusetts at Amherst are behind this research. They published a paper with their results in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry. This tested three different methods that are currently being used to wash apples. One is putting them under regular tap water like most people do, while another is the baking soda concoction. The third and last method is a bleach solution often used by farmers at the end of the harvesting period.

The study focused not only on the outside of the apples but also whether or not pesticides actually managed to leak in through their skin. The good news is that the baking soda solution can get rid of all the pesticides on the outside of the fruit. However, the bad news is that some of them still managed to get through and infect the inside of the apple. About 20 percent of the fungicides and around 4 percent of the insecticides managed to bypass the apples’ watertight skin.

Pesticides are chemicals that kill bugs and mold, both of which can be harmful to fruits. The exact effect of these chemicals on humans is not clear, but many studies, as well as the World Health Organization, warn that these could be harmful to the nervous system, especially for fetuses and young children.

Other of the proposed cleaning methods imply buying organic fruit, but aside from being more expensive, many of these use organic pesticides. In turn, these may be just as harmful as their artificial cousins. People can also peel off the skin of the apple, but again, this will only take care of the surface layer but not the chemicals that might have gotten inside.

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Antibody “Cocktail” Useful In Preventing The ZIKV In Primates

October 7, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

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A team of researchers used antibodies to prevent the infection with ZIKV of 4 primates.

The Zika virus was discovered in the 1940s, but only became well-known when it caused a global health emergency as it spread throughout Latin America and the Caribbean in 2015 and 2016. Also called the ZIKV, this virus causes many congenital disabilities, including microcephaly, a condition that causes babies to have underdeveloped heads and brain damage.

Mosquitoes are the primary spreading source of the ZIKV. A human can contract the virus when they are bitten by a mosquito that had previously bitten a person with the virus. However, it was recently discovered that the virus might also be sexually transmitted. If someone who has been bitten by a Zika infected mosquito has intercourse with someone who hasn’t, that person may also contract it.

Cocktail of Antibodies to Stop the ZIKV

Researchers at Inovio Pharmaceuticals Inc. and South Korea’s GeneOne Life Science Inc. have recently discovered that a combination consisting of three different antibodies has proven to be effective in preventing the disease, at least in primates.

The three antibodies, SMZAb1, SMZAb2, and SMZAb5, were isolated from a pregnant Zika patient. A “cocktail” was made out of them and administered to primates. The following day, the test subjects were exposed to the ZIKV.

According to reports, the virus never appeared in the primates that had received the antibody cocktail. In contrast, all of the specimens that had not been given the cocktail became infected within seven days of being exposed to the virus.

According to David Watkins, a professor at the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine and the study lead, none of these three antibodies is harmful to pregnant women or their unborn fetus. He says that it wouldn’t take long for the combination to be turned into a vaccine for expecting mothers that are not infected with the virus already to prevent various congenital disabilities.

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The 2017 Nobel Prize In Physiology Or Medicine Was just Jointly Awarded

October 3, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

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The 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded on Monday, October 02.

The news came earlier this week on Monday, October 02, that the 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded, jointly, to 3 scientists. These were bestowed for their discovery of the molecular mechanisms behind the circadian rhythm.

The prize was awarded by the NIH or the National Institutes of Health It was received by grantees Jeffrey C. Hall of the University of Maine, Orono, Michael W. Young, part of Rockefeller University, New York City, and Michael Rosbash of the Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts.

The 2017 Nobel Prize in Physiology Or Medicine Won Over by the Circadian Rhythm

The Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet was reported to have decided to award this prize to the three scientists “for their discoveries of molecular mechanisms controlling the circadian rhythm”.

According to a statement from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences” “the paradigm-shifting discoveries by the laureates established key mechanistic principles for the biological clock.”

Namely, the statements point out that every living organisms on this planet functions thanks to an internal, biological clock. Still, not much is known about the way in which this actually functions.

The three 2017 Nobel Prize laureates used fruit flies to study the circadian rhythms. They analyzed them and managed to isolate one particular gene. This was established to be able to control the normal biological rhythm on a daily basis.

A further study of this gene helped reveal its day and night processes, and also the subsequent actions it determines.

“The work of these Nobel laureates to help us understand how our biological clocks work has shone a light on the significance of circadian rhythms on our health, and is informing treatments for sleep disorders, obesity, mental health disorders, and other health problems,” said Francis S. Collins, the NIH Director and a M.D., and Ph.D.

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Pepe the Frog Creator Wants to Kill Off the Iconic Character to Stop Alt-Right Groups from Using It

September 20, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

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Pepe the Frog’s creator wants to take the meme away from the alt-right

Alt-right supporters are trying as many methods as possible to make their hateful voices heard. Their latest attempt is quite innovative, as they resorted to memes to propagate their views. Therefore, the beloved Pepe the Frog is now used to promote their racist ideology, but its creator is not happy. He even went so far that he wants to end the character’s existence, and declare any of its uses illegal.

Pepe the Frog is used as an emblem for hate

Matt Furie is tired of seeing Pepe the Frog as an emblem for racism and intolerance, so he decided to pull the character from all websites. So far, Furie sent notices to several personalities who support the alt-right movement, and asked them to stop using the meme. These personalities include Mike Cernovich, the well-known conspiracy theorist, Richard Spencer, or all members of the_Donald Reddit community.

The creator of the meme wants to pull copyright infringement acts to get the meme taken down

However, he’s not planning to stop here. If people won’t give up Pepe the Frog willingly, he is going to make them do it. Furie announced he would use the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to have all his memes taken down from Twitter, Reddit, or any other website which might contain them.

Some of these notices have already had the desired effect. Amazon, for instance, has pulled down several books which made use of Pepe’s image without the creator’s permission. Also, Google took down an app which used the image of the frog, and it’s no longer allowed to appear in apps.

However, convincing businesses to stop using Pepe the Frog was the easiest part. To make the message reach alt-right individuals might be a little more difficult. Richard Spencer, for instance, has embraced Pepe as mascot for his podcast, and he might not agree to give it up. Furie is determined to take legal action if his requests won’t be met, but he hopes he won’t have to do it.
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Game of Thrones Will Shoot Alternate Endings to Avoid Spoilers

September 16, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

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Game of Thrones will feature several alternate endings, and no one will know which is the real one

The biggest threat for all epic TV series is nothing else but spoilers. As the end of such a series approaches, many people want to take a peek at the ending, and resort to all means to do that. They can either leak the final episode, inquire the cast until someone reveals it, or many other sneaky techniques. This is why the Game of Thrones creators decided to avoid such a situation, and will shoot alternate endings. In the end, no one but them will know which is the true ending.

Game of Thrones declared war on spoilers with the alternate endings

There is a Hollywood tradition that popular TV shows should take extreme measures to secure their ending, and not let it leak before the release. Game of Thrones will join in this tradition, and will shoot multiple endings for the series. This way, nobody from the cast or the crew will know how the story actually ends.

Many people expected such a thing to happen, since the Game of Thrones ending is way too valuable. Now, the president of programming at HBO, Casey Bloys, confirmed this hypothesis during a student conference at the Moravian College in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. This is a clever strategy so that no one on the set can reveal anything, since no one actually knows which is the real ending.

This way, the entire cast and crew will look forward to seeing the real ending

Many other popular TV series from Hollywood shot alternate endings, including Dallas, The Sopranos, or Breaking Bad. This way, everybody remains surprised, and no one can reveal anything, since the real ending remains a mystery until it is aired.

This strategy is, actually, more fun. It’s interesting to know that neither watchers nor the main actors are aware of how the story ends. This way, when the final episode is finally live, everybody can watch it in excitement, and be surprised at how it ends.
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Woman Refuses Treatment for Brain Cancer to Give Birth to Her Baby

September 12, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

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The woman gave up on her life just to give birth to her baby

A woman from Michigan who was suffering from brain cancer chose to give up her life so she could give birth to her sixth baby. Soon after her daughter was born, the woman passed away. She chose her baby’s life instead of hers, as she refused to endanger her pregnancy by undergoing chemotherapy.

The woman found out she was pregnant soon after the diagnose

In April, Carrie DeKlyen started experiencing headaches, which quickly turned into vomiting. She went for a checkup, and underwent a brain scan. Doctors observed a mass in her brain, and quickly identified it. Therefore, she received the diagnosis of glioblastoma, the most aggressive form of brain cancer.

Soon after that, she underwent surgery and had the tumor removed. However, after a month, she discovered the tumor had grown back. Also, at the same time, she found out she was pregnant, which left her with two choices.

Carrie put the life of the baby above her own

She could have undergone chemotherapy and prolong her life, but this would have threatened the baby. In fact, she would have had to interrupt the pregnancy. However, she chose to give up on her life, but give birth to the baby.

Carrie was a religious woman, so she couldn’t put the life of her baby on the second plan. Therefore, while she was on life support, she gave birth to Life Lynn. The girl was born prematurely, weighing only 1 pound and 4 ounces but, fortunately, her state has already gotten better. She has started gaining weight, and can almost breathe on her own.

The girl was born on Thursday and, soon after, they removed the breathing and feeding tubes which kept Carrie alive. She survived until Saturday morning, when she passed away peacefully, surrounded by her loved ones. Her husband and her other children stood close to her and, although it was extremely painful, respected her wish.
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Insect Vision Is Not As Poor As We Thought

September 7, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

Compound eyes of a fly

Researchers simulated the mechanism behind insect vision and discovered it’s not that poor

Scientists discovered we were wrong about our belief regarding insect vision. It seems they can generate images at much higher resolution than we used to think, so they can perceive more details. The previous theory was given by the fact that their eyes are made up of a series of lens-like units, which seemed unable to capture clear images of the surroundings.

Scientists thought insect vision was poor

An insect’s eye contains thousands of compound units which resemble lenses. These units, instead of working individually, capture only parts of images which should cluster into one single low-quality picture. However, it seems that they can do more than that.

A team of researchers from the University of Sheffield discovered that insect vision could be better. Those compound eyes are capable of producing high-resolution images thanks to the receptors inside them. When light comes into contact with the eyes, these receptors have to perceive the movement produced by it. They developed a study, which was published in the journal eLife.

Researchers managed to understand the high-resolution mechanism behind insect vision

To understand how the entire process works, researchers used a high-speed microscope, as its mechanism is similar to the one behind insect vision. As their head and eyes move, they perceive the world in short bursts of images. As these bursts combine with light, they are able to create a much broader picture of the surroundings, containing all the details.

These photo receptors placed inside the compound eyes surprised the scientists, as they proved they can produce much clearer images than it was previously perceived. Their mechanism is accurate enough to produce high-resolution insect vision.

In fact, all animals, together with humans, perceive the world through eye movements and short bursts of images which follow one another. Insect vision turned out more advanced, as the receptors inside the eye compounds found an accurate way adjust the light they receive to all these movements and bursts. In the end, the result is a clearer image.
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Poll Reveals Men Can’t Tell Where the Vagina Is

September 3, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

Lateral view of the female reproductive system

A recent poll revealed men are quite unaware of where the vagina is placed in the female reproductive system

September is the Gynecological Cancer Awareness Month, so a UK charity association dealing with gynecological cancer research, The Eve Appeal, decided to launch a poll and question men on their knowledge of the female reproductive system. The results were quite alarming, as 50 percent of the interviewed men weren’t able to correctly identify the vagina on a diagram of the female body.

Men can’t point out the vagina on a diagram

The poll was aimed to assess the level of knowledge people have on gynecological cancers. However, its results highlighted another worrying issue. Most men are unaware of how a woman’s body functions, and of the components of her reproductive system.

The Eve Appeal gathered 1,000 men, and showed them a picture containing the vulva, the vagina, the cervix, the ovaries, and the Fallopian tubes. Then, these men were asked to point out the vagina on the picture. The results were quite disastrous, as 500 of them couldn’t do it correctly.

People in general are quite unaware of the symptoms of gynecological cancer

However, the research wasn’t only meant to show men’s lack of knowledge regarding woman anatomy. One in six participants knew nothing about the symptoms of gynecological cancers or other related health problems. This happened mostly because these men thought this is a woman’s problem, and they should deal with it by themselves.

The study might indicate one clear thing. Sex, as well as reproductive or gynecological issues, have remained a taboo among many people. This is a huge problem, since most of them might suffer permanent consequences by refusing to talk about some of their issues because they find it embarrassing.

It’s quite important that men should be aware of gynecological cancer symptoms. They might help their partners detect them, and convince them to pay a short visit to the doctor and see what’s wrong. Unfortunately, women don’t score any better. They might be as unaware as their partners, and don’t encourage them to pay more attention and to take care of themselves together.
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Brisk Walking Can Significantly Improve the Life of Middle-Aged People

August 27, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

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Walking at a faster pace for 10 minutes every day can be great for the health

British health officials came up with new advice for older people to stay healthy. They encourage middle-aged people to start walking faster. If they get too sedentary, their health might be in danger, as inactivity is one of their biggest enemies.

Walking briskly for 10 minutes every day improves health condition

Officials from Public Health England noticed how people started being less active starting with the age of 40. Being sedentary might lead to the development of several health problems, therefore they told people between 40 and 60 to start walking at a more rapid pace. If they take only 10 minutes of their lives to walk briskly, their condition might be significantly changed for the better. Doing this every day can reduce their risk of mortality by 15 percent.

Unfortunately, many people in this age group barely go out, and some of them manage to spend 10 minutes walking more rapidly only once a month, or even less often. The English government wants to change that, so it thought of a solution to convince people to be more active.

The English government encourages middle-aged people to be more active by using an app

It started promoting a free app called Active 10, which records the walking done by a person per day. Also, it offers people advice on how they can improve their condition, and how to perform more physical activity in their lives.

Sometimes, it might be hard to be physically active when you have to many other things which capture your attention. However, by taking small steps, you can gradually involve more physical activity in your daily life. For instance, instead of driving somewhere close, you can choose walking.

Some people have already started Active 10, and have seen the improvements. Also, doctors are advised to encourage their patients to be more active and to take brisk walks more often. The guidelines recommend about 150 minutes of physical activity per day but, unfortunately, not even half of people between 40 and 60 achieve this goal.
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Asian-American Doctor Talks About Racism and People Refusing Her Help Because of Her Origin

August 21, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

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Dr. Choo talked about the racism she had to face every day

Nowadays, racism is a reality in the United States, as more people become its victims and have to face it more often. Dr. Esther Choo, a medical professional of Asian descent, has recently talked about how racism affects her at her workplace. Many patients refused to receive her medical attention and required a white doctor instead.

People refused her services due to her Asian descent

Dr. Choo has been in the field for over ten years, but she still has to face reluctance from some of her patients. She lives in Oregon, where there are quite a lot of white nationalists. Recently, she has posted a detailed story of what she has to deal with from these kinds of patients.

Several times a year, there comes a patient in the emergency room who just won’t agree to receive medical attention from Dr. Choo. This happens solely on the basis of her race. When this happens, she has to stay calm, explain these people how she understands their view, but she is still qualified to offer them all the care they need.

In most cases, the only alternative these people had was to receive medical services from an intern, who was white. They either chose the intern, who clearly didn’t have the same experience, or sought a different hospital or medical facility.

Racism is a serious issue in the United States

At first, Dr. Choo was highly disappointed and lacked self confidence. Now, she managed to move on and ignore such events. Her tweets came shortly after the Charlottesville incident. Here, many white nationalists gathered for a meeting, where things got pretty intense. This led to the killing of one counter-protester.

Many people of different descent have to face these prejudices, both in the medical field and in other places. Instead of responding in the same manner, these people have learned how to overlook such incidents, and promote tolerance as much as they can.
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The TRAPPIST-1 System Might Be Almost Twice The Age Of Ours

August 16, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

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The TRAPPIST-1 system might be twice the age of our own, according to new research.

The TRAPPIST-1 System has been discovered to contain seven rocky, Earth-like exoplanets. At least three of these appear in the famed “Goldilocks Zone” where temperatures are neither too hot nor too cold for liquid water to form. At first, however, scientists estimated the Sun-like star at only half a billion years old. Now, with some newly garnered information, these astronomers believe that the star at TRAPPIST-1 may be almost twice the age of our own.

Changing the Chance for Life

In a study recently published by The Astrophysical Journal, researchers at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and the University of California, San Diego analyzed the currently available data. They determined that, at a minimum, the TRAPPIST-1 system is some 5.4 billion years old. That is a billion years older than our Sun. At a maximum, it could be 9.8 billion years old. This is almost twice the age of our solar system.

The discovery has multiple implications for the potential of life to develop. Half a billion years might have been too young for many beyond the simplest forms to evolve. However, a billion years older than us means that life would have had far more opportunities for catastrophic destruction.

It also means the planets have soaked up a billion more years of radiation from their host star. It is a fine balance between creating a durable, life-sustaining planet like earth, and a burned off the planet with minimal water or oxygen like Mars.

“If there is life on these planets,” said Adam Burgasser with the University of California, “I would speculate that it has to be hardy life because it has to be able to survive some potentially dire scenarios for billions of years.”

While this may change the potential for life to be on TRAPPIST-1 right now, it only serves to make the system more unique and interesting.

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Instagram Photos Might Reveal If a Person Is Depressed

August 8, 2017 By Bonnie Gleason Leave a Comment

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Instagram photos might be hiding some indicators that a person is depressed

A recent study claims to have found a way to tell when social media users are depressed. It seems these people tend to post more photos, many of them containing faces but few having filters applied. Scientists managed to find out about this after designing an algorithm to analyze photos and identify if the person who posted it is depressed.

This project was developed by researchers from Vermont University and Harvard University. They developed a complex program which can tell if a person is likely to be depressed just by analyzing the photos and posts they share on social media. This is incredibly useful, as the algorithm can trigger an alert for people who might be really having a mental health issue.

Those photos posted by depressed people shared certain elements

The study was published in the journal EPJ Data Science. Results showed how the computer program managed to accurately identify depression in 70 percent of cases. However, something interested was also noticed. Doctors had an accuracy of only 40 percent in diagnosing depression.

Researchers identified several common elements in all photos posted by depressed people. These photos were more likely to feature a face, but without any filters. Also, they were darker, and attracted more comments than other photos.

Since people are now spending so much time online and sharing so much of their lives, finding out how to identify depression just by looking at social media posts is a huge achievement. This might lead to the development of a special app which warns your doctor if it detects any changes in your behavior.

Initially, the program analyzed the photos posted by people who were already diagnosed with depression. Then, it used what it had learnt to predict who else might be suffering from the same condition. The sample researchers used might have been a bit small, but the differences in posts were clearly visible, so the study collected important information.
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