Can you stand on one foot? Researchers want it to be a part of your annual physical exam.

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 22 June 2022, 8:000

According to a recent study, individuals who cannot stand on one leg for 10 seconds have an increased risk of dying within seven years. The balance test in the shape of a flamingo delivers “valuable information regarding mortality risk in middle-aged and older men and women,” according to researchers. Researchers have stated that balancing on...

COP15 UN summit on biodiversity relocated from China to Canada.

Creative Media NewsWednesday, 22 June 2022, 7:000

In October of last year, the COP15 UN Biodiversity Conference opened with virtual, online discussions. Major United Nations discussions aimed at securing a pact to protect nature have been relocated from China to Canada. In April, negotiations were scheduled to resume in Kunming, China, but this was constantly postponed due to Covid. The purpose of...

Blue spirals of light have been spotted in the sky above New Zealand.

Creative Media NewsTuesday, 21 June 2022, 4:000

The appearance of an extraordinary spiral of blue light in the sky above New Zealand has inspired awe among stargazers, as well as speculations ranging from extraterrestrials to black holes. “As I stood there staring up at it, I thought it was either aliens or a black hole that was opening up and we were...

The clothing line of Dame Deborah James raises £1 million for her Bowel Babe fund.

Creative Media NewsTuesday, 21 June 2022, 3:000

Through sales of her clothing line with In The Style, Dame Deborah James has raised £1,000,000 for cancer research. The 40-year-old podcaster, known online as BowelBabe, posted a photo of herself posing with the brand’s founder Adam Frisby and his business partner Jamie Corbett next to a large check. The collection, which was released in...

According to experts, the government must “save the lives of babies” and ensure the Group B Strep trial proceeds.

Creative Media NewsTuesday, 21 June 2022, 1:000

Experts are urging the government to “save the lives of babies” by approving a clinical trial to test pregnant women for Group B Strep (GBS) infection. GBS is the most common cause of life-threatening infection in newborns, and the trial will examine whether testing pregnant women for it reduces the risk of infant death or...

Why is my fever so severe? How “super pollen” could be aggravating your allergies right now

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 18 June 2022, 4:000

A “pollen bomb” over the United Kingdom is causing hay fever sufferers to have more severe symptoms than usual. As temperatures climb, the Met Office has issued a pollen alert for most of England and Wales this week. Grass species are currently releasing pollen into the air, following the release of tree pollen in the...

Coronavirus research suggests that the risk of protracted COVID is lower with the Omicron variant than with the Delta form.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 18 June 2022, 3:020

According to the study from King’s College London, 4.4% of Omicron cases were long COVID, whereas 10.8% of Delta patients displayed evidence of long COVID. New research reveals that the Omicron variation of coronavirus is less likely to produce protracted COVID than the Delta strain. Depending on age and duration of immunization, the probabilities of...

NASA is preparing to deactivate the Voyager spacecraft after more than 44 years.

Creative Media NewsSaturday, 18 June 2022, 2:000

At some point, it is inevitable that the plutonium fueling the probes would degrade beyond its capacity to keep them operational. Some think that this might occur as early as 2025, while others believe it could occur later. Both Voyagers were launched from Cape Canaveral in 1977, with Voyager 2 taking off first, taking advantage...

According to researchers, the origins of the Black Death have been deciphered, resolving the enigma surrounding the disease’

Creative Media NewsFriday, 17 June 2022, 11:020

In the 1300s, a jump in the number of burials in Kyrgyzstan’s cemeteries is linked by an international team to the beginning of a plague outbreak. Researchers believe they have answered the nearly 700-year-old enigma surrounding the origins of the Black Death, the most lethal pandemic in recorded history, which swept across Europe, Asia, and...

WHO will change the name of the monkeypox virus to avoid discrimination.

Creative Media NewsFriday, 17 June 2022, 10:000

As the virus spreads, there is an urgent effort to alter its name after scientists deemed it misleading and stigmatizing. The World Health Organization has announced that it will rename monkeypox to prevent discrimination and stigmatization as the virus continues to spread over the world in an unprecedented epidemic. The WHO’s director-general, Dr. Tedros Adhanom...

Along the HS2 route, a ‘stunning’ Anglo-Saxon burial mound was discovered.

Creative Media NewsFriday, 17 June 2022, 9:000

Archaeologists working on the HS2 corridor have unearthed an Anglo-Saxon burial site containing the remains of more than 140 people together with some of their most prized possessions, including jewelry, knives, and even a personal grooming kit. More than 140 skeletons were discovered at a site in Buckinghamshire, along with a wealth of personal things....

The appearance of a Nasa rover reignites concerns about human space trash

Creative Media NewsFriday, 17 June 2022, 8:000

The Nasa scientists decided that the object is a piece of trash discarded by the robotic craft during its February 2021 touchdown. The object on Mars was believed to be a thermal blanket from when Perseverance landed on the planet. Typically, Nasa’s Perseverance rover transmits photographs of desolate, dusty landscapes, reddish sandstorms, and Martian rock...

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