foolishlywise posted an update in the group
Discovery 7 years agoScientists Are Stating That Our Brain Decides What We See By Getting Rid Of Information That’s Distracting Or Less Useful, In Order To Make The More Relevant Inputs Stand Out. In Order Words, The Brain Lets Certain Kinds Of Stimuli, Based On E.g, Motion Or Brightness, To Automatically Capture Our Attention Relative To Rest. Hmm!
Cindy Alverez posted an update in the group
Discovery 7 years agoScientists Have Discovered That Babies In The Womb Have Lizard-Like Muscles That May Indicate The Remnant Of Our Evolution, About 250 Million Years, From Reptiles. The Muscles, Except For The Ones In The Thumb, Are Deleted Before Birth. But When They Persist, May Be Linked To Limb Defects. But Why Make Them Only To Delete Them Afterward?
Olivia Isabella posted an update in the group
Discovery 7 years agoA New Research Is Indicating That Babies Born From C-Section Tend To Have More Hospital Microbiome, Which Is Different For Vaginally Born Babies Who Get Most Of Their Gut Bacteria From Their Mothers. However, After 6-9 Months, When The Babies Begin To Wean, These Difference In Gut Bacteria Largely Disappear.
Anika Reyansh posted an update in the group
Product 7 years agoResearchers Have Created A Smart Shirt, With Smartphone Interface, Which Accurately Monitors Breathing While The Wearer Is Engaged In Normal Day Activities. Researchers Plan To Explore The Shirt In Monitoring COPD, And Possibly Asthma, Cystic Fibrosis (CF) Or Post Lung Transplant. Smart Shirts Already Exist But For Sports Folks.
Kandice Tirado posted an update in the group
Discovery 7 years agoExoplanet GJ 3512 b, 30 LY From Earth, Seem To Negate Existing Theories On Planet Formation, Which Says Planets Form From Leftover Gas And Dust That Formed A Star (Sun). If That Be The Case, Then Why Would GJ 3512 b, With A Mass 1/2 Of Jupiter, Even Exist, Revolving, In 7 Months, Around A Darwf Sun That’s 12% Mass Of Our Sun?
Abe Brooker posted an update in the group
Health 7 years agoA 1997 To 2013 Data From The Clinical Study Of Over 6,000 British Adults, Between Ages 45 To 69, Indicates That Folks Who Live Within Places Completely Or Partly Covered By Trees, Grasses, Shrubs Or Vegetation (Green Spaces) Are Less Prone To, E.G, Obesity, Hypertension And High Blood Sugar, Which Are Conditions That Increase The Risk Of, E.G,…
foolishlywise posted an update in the group
Health 7 years agoMany Tea Producers Use Polypropylene To Seal Their Bags, And Now Researchers Have Found That Brewing A Single Of These Tea Bags Could Shed About 11.6B Microplastics, And 3.1B Smaller Nanoplastics, Into The Cup–Amounts 1000sX Higher In Any Food Or Drinks Previously Discovered. Hopefully, The Micro-Nanoplastics Don’t Pose Any Health Risk!?
Discovery BitAnika Reyansh posted an update in the group
Animal 7 years agoA New Nematode Species Was Discovered In Mono Lake, CA, Where High PH (10), Salt Conc. And Arsenic Levels, Which Can Kill A Person 500X Over, Exist. The Nematode, Auanema Sp., Has 3 Sexes And Carries Its Offspring Like A Kangaroo. And It Could Teach Humans To Better Adapt To Stress And Arsenic-Contaminated Drinking Water.
Ken Parth posted an update in the group
Other 7 years agoA Recent Study, Contrary To Hypes Artificial Intelligence (AI) Is Outdoing Medical Experts, Is Indicating That They’re About The Same In Disease Diagnoses From Images. AI Is Said To Correctly Detect Disease States 87% Of The Time To 86% For Health Experts. And AI Correctly Gave The All-Clear 93% Of The Time To 91% For Health Experts.
Ken Yun posted an update in the group
Discovery 7 years agoResearchers, For The First Time, Have Identified Food Types Fed To Prehistoric Babies. They Discovered This When They Found Milk, From Ruminant Animals Like Sheep, Goats, And Cows, In Vessels, Used As Baby Bottles, Dating Back > 7,000 Years. Feeding Babies Animal Milk Is Said To Increase Fertility In Women, Resulting In More Births.
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foolishlywise posted an update in the group
Discovery 7 years agoScientists Are Stating That Our Brain Decides What We See By Getting Rid Of Information That’s Distracting Or Less Useful, In Order To Make The More Relevant Inputs Stand Out. In Order Words, The Brain Lets Certain Kinds Of Stimuli, Based On E.g, Motion Or Brightness, To Automatically Capture Our Attention Relative To Rest. Hmm!











