Fatty liver disease is a growing health concern, often silent but with potential wide-ranging effects, including subtle signs that might appear on the face. Characterized by excess fat stored in liver cells, the disease is spurred by increasing obesity rates and sedentary lifestyles. Although typically symptomless in early stages, certain facial signs may serve as […] The post Your face can show clues to fatty liver disease appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Heart palpitations, the sensation that your heart is racing, fluttering, or skipping beats, are common and often harmless. However, they can be disconcerting and sometimes indicative of underlying health issues. This review explains the common causes of heart palpitations, supported by research, and presented in a way that is easy to understand for those without […] The post What makes your heart skip a beat: understanding common causes of heart palpitations appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Obesity and related metabolic disorders are increasingly recognized as major public health challenges worldwide. In a recent groundbreaking study, dermatologists have discovered that ultraviolet (UV) light exposure might have more benefits than just aiding in vitamin D synthesis—it could also play a role in regulating appetite and body weight. The research, published in the Journal […] The post UV exposure can be a tool to combat obesity appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive brain disorder that gradually destroys memory and thinking skills, and eventually, the ability to carry out simple tasks. This debilitating condition affects millions worldwide, progressing through several stages that reflect the severity of the symptoms. This review aims to clearly outline these stages, offering insights into what patients and caregivers […] The post What’s the stages of Alzheimer’s progression appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Yo-yo dieting, also known as weight cycling, refers to a pattern of losing weight, regaining it, and then dieting again to lose the weight. This cycle can be frustrating and disheartening, but more importantly, it can also have significant health implications. This review explores the research behind yo-yo dieting, explaining its causes and consequences in […] The post The yo-yo effect: Understanding the risks of repeated weight loss and gain appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

The physics surrounding black holes is just plain weird. A gravitational well so strong that not even light can escape can do some pretty strange things to normal matter. Over the decades, plenty of theories have been put forward about what those strange things might be. And now, a new paper from physicists at the […] The post After swirling around a black hole, matter just falls straight in appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery: a single atomic defect in a two-dimensional material can store quantum information for microseconds at room temperature. This significant find by researchers from the Universities of Manchester and Cambridge highlights the potential of 2D materials to advance quantum technologies. The defect was found in a material called hexagonal boron […] The post Single atom defect in 2D material holds quantum information at room temperature appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Cesarean sections, commonly known as C-sections, are surgical procedures used to deliver a baby through incisions in the mother’s abdomen and uterus. While often lifesaving, C-sections can lead to long-term health issues for many women. A significant number of women who have undergone this procedure report persistent symptoms like abdominal pain, excessive bleeding, and complications […] The post Many women get this disorder without knowing it appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Researchers in Japan have discovered that matcha, a finely ground powder of specially grown and processed green tea leaves, may offer therapeutic benefits for individuals suffering from periodontitis, a severe gum disease. The findings, published in Microbiology Spectrum, provide new insights into the antimicrobial properties of matcha, particularly against Porphyromonas gingivalis, a key bacterial agent […] The post Matcha mouthwash helps fight gum disease, study finds appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more

Choline is an essential nutrient crucial for human health, yet often overlooked. Produced in small amounts by the liver and found in foods like eggs, broccoli, beans, meat, and poultry, choline plays a vital role in various bodily functions. Recent research from Arizona State University has shed light on the potential links between choline deficiency […] The post This essential nutrient is crucial for Alzheimer’s prevention appeared first on Knowridge Science Report ..read more