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The Science Behind Relationships; Humans Media explores the basis of our attraction, contempt, why we do what we do and to whom we do it.
The Impact of Data Science in Healthcare
Data science has the ability to transform and plays a major role in the healthcare industry by providing more efficient, precise diagnoses, treatment plans, as well as helping to make sure that a person suffering from any kind of disease or pain is perfectly cured. In this process, a large amount of data is collected by healthcare department systems to be further analyzed. For this field, analytics offers tools for extracting information to better understand the complicated and huge data that is obtained in healthcare. We explore the various implementations of data science in healthcare, involving the use of machine learning algorithms for predictive modelling, natural language processing for electronic health record analysis, and imaging analysis for disease diagnosis.
By North Remembers2 years ago in Humans
The Intriguing Enigma of Sex: Unveiling the Biological Mystery
Sex is a fundamental aspect of life, an enigma that has perplexed scientists for decades. It's undeniably enjoyable, creating bonds, reducing stress, and strengthening connections. Yet, beyond the pleasures and benefits, the profound question remains: Why do organisms engage in sexual reproduction? Delving into the realm of biology, we uncover the intricate dance between sexual and asexual reproduction, revealing a fascinating tale of genetic diversity, adaptation, and survival strategies.
By Stellah Mbao2 years ago in Humans
The Weirdest Things That Sneezing Can Do To You
Sneezing, an innate and integral facet of the human experience, occurs in response to various triggers, whether they stem from allergies or the common cold. It represents the body's innate defense mechanism, an unbidden reflex aimed at expelling foreign intruders from the delicate confines of the nasal cavity. This seemingly innocuous act, however, possesses a formidable strength, unleashing a gust of air propelled at velocities reaching an astonishing 23 meters per second. The resultant impact bestows a weighty force of approximately 41 kilograms upon the chest, an effect analogous to undertaking a moderately intense bench press.
By Nida Rafiq2 years ago in Humans
The role of emotions in decision making.
Hello In a quaint little town nestled between rolling hills and fragrant meadows, lived a young woman named Eliza. She was known far and wide for her keen intellect and sharp decision-making skills. Her life revolved around her work as a successful business consultant, where her rationality and logic guided her clients to prosperity. Her knack for analyzing data, weighing options, and predicting outcomes made her the go-to person for anyone seeking guidance.
By emmanuel charles2 years ago in Humans
Vision Problems That Get More Common As You Get Older
As we grow older, our bodies undergo various physiological changes, and our eyes are not immune to these changes. Vision problems become more common as we get older, and it's important to be aware of them so we can take steps to prevent or treat them. Here are eight vision problems that you may encounter as you age.
By olufemi alabi2 years ago in Humans
Inside the US Factory Making Ukraine’s Most Important Ammo
This Pennsylvania factory makes Ukraine's most important ammunition. 155-millimeter shells are basically giant bullets used in artillery pieces. The ammunition factory in Scranton has been making steel grenades since 1953, and today demand is so great that it produces 11,000 each month. Ukraine could fire more than half of them every day
By Nida Rafiq2 years ago in Humans
Human Contributions to Climate Change
Introduction: Climate change, one of the most pressing challenges of our time, is primarily driven by human activities that have altered the Earth's natural balance. This topic aims to dissect the significant contributions humans have made to the changing climate, highlighting key factors that have led to the acceleration of global warming and its wide-ranging effects on ecosystems, societies, and future generations.
By Shehera Edeling2 years ago in Humans
A genetic mutation may protect against COVID symptoms
Prologue to Coronavirus and its variations The Coronavirus pandemic has made history, influencing endless lives and economies. Since its development, scientists have been indefatigably concentrating on the infection and its variations to more readily comprehend its way of behaving and devise compelling methodologies to battle it. Coronavirus variations have introduced new difficulties, with a few causing more extreme side effects and higher transmission rates. In this article, we dive into the entrancing universe of hereditary transformations and investigate their expected job in giving resistance against new Coronavirus side effects.
By olufemi alabi2 years ago in Humans
WHY IS CANCER SO HARD TO BEAT??
The Cancer Battle Unveiled: From Inception to Triumph Cancer, a word that evokes fear and uncertainty, is a formidable adversary that has challenged medical science for decades. Understanding the intricate phases of cancer development and the ongoing efforts to combat it provides a glimmer of hope in the face of this formidable foe.
By yousha ali2 years ago in Humans
Ever wondered what happens when you pop your knuckles!
If you've ever found yourself absentmindedly popping or cracking your joints, you might have pondered the intriguing science behind the peculiar sound it creates, and perhaps wondered if there are any implications for your overall health. It's a curious phenomenon, isn't it? That distinct popping noise that accompanies joint cracking has a rather fascinating explanation. It all comes down to the synovial fluid, a substance within your joints that bears a striking resemblance to the consistency of egg yolk. This fluid serves as a natural lubricant, ensuring that your joints move smoothly. When you perform the action of extending a joint, a captivating process unfolds – gas is released, leading to the formation of a small bubble within the synovial fluid. This bubble subsequently collapses, producing that familiar and satisfying pop. Interestingly, if you're interested in recreating that exact popping sensation, you'll need to exercise some patience, as it takes approximately 20 minutes for the gas to be fully reabsorbed into the synovial fluid, resetting the stage for another pop.
By Shubham Bajaj2 years ago in Humans
Exploring Insights: Visualizing Google Data"
Once upon a digital epoch, in the sprawling metropolis of Informationville, there resided a curious and inventive individual named Alex. Alex had always been captivated by the intricate tapestry of data that flowed through the virtual streets of the city, especially the vast reservoirs of information held within Google's domains. It was a world of boundless curiosity and uncharted insights, waiting to be discovered.
By Charles Pedro2 years ago in Humans
