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Libido-boosting sea 'turd' could hold help to fight cancer - Vimarsana News

Libido-boosting sea 'turd' could hold help to fight cancer

It's as sea-rious as curing cancer. Scientists in the Philippines may have found a powerful weapon in the ongoing battle against cancer -- an alleged virility-enhancing sea cucumber that happens to be a dead ringer for dog poop.

Source: nypost.com
75% of Americans think they understand their health better than doctors - Vimarsana News

75% of Americans think they understand their health better than doctors

More Americans are trusting social media and health care websites to give them health advice over a medical professional, finds a new survey.

Source: nypost.com
'Acne prejudice' is real — it can affect dating and even getting a job: study - Vimarsana News

'Acne prejudice' is real — it can affect dating and even getting a job: study

A new study, conducted by researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Massachusetts, revealed people with acne are more likely to struggle with dating, friendships and job opportunities.

Source: nypost.com
Wasabi linked to 'really substantial' boost in memory: study - Vimarsana News

Wasabi linked to 'really substantial' boost in memory: study

A new study from Japan's Tohoku University suggests that wasabi, a spicy green topping typically accompanying sushi, could boost both short- and long-term memory.

Source: nypost.com
ChatGPT fails to give 'satisfactory' reply to nearly 75% of medication-related queries: study - Vimarsana News

ChatGPT fails to give 'satisfactory' reply to nearly 75% of medication-related queries: study

Popular AI tool ChatGPT flubbed nearly 75% of questions about prescription drugs -- with some responses causing potential harm to users, according to a new study.

Source: nypost.com