HealthQuill Research
Australia’s carbon offset scheme, a central feature of climate policy in the country for two decades, to regenerate forests has had negligible impact on woody vegetation cover and carbon sequestration, a study found.
Climate Health Research

Wealthiest 10% drive global warming while the poorest suffer

HQ Team May 12, 2025: The world’s richest 10% are responsible for nearly two-thirds of the observed global warming since 1990, a study.

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Cancer patients and survivors who drink alcohol make their treatment less effective and raise their chances of the disease returning — an exigency often ignored by caretakers.
Health Research

Positive mindset may reduce alcohol-related risks, study finds

HQ Team May 9, 2025: A new study suggests that a person’s ability to maintain positive emotions could reduce the risk of alcohol-related.

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Dogs need careful breeding for improved health
Health Research

How genetic testing improves dog breeding

Alvina Miller May 9, 2025: In recent years, advancements in genetic science have transformed the world of animal breeding, especially when it comes.

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Rats living in urban areas spread a deadly disease called Leptospirosis as they migrate within the cities, according to Tufts University researchers, who also discovered a method to test the kidneys of the mammals.
Climate Health Research

Rats in urban areas spread Leptospirosis as they migrate: Tufts study

HQ Team May 6, 2025: Rats living in urban areas spread a deadly disease called Leptospirosis as they migrate within the cities, according.

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In countries with low or middle incomes, physically punishing children result in poor health, lower academic performance and impaired social-emotional development, a study finds.
Health Medical Research

Physical punishment of kids leads to poor health: NYU researchers find

HQ Team May 6, 2025: In countries with low or middle incomes, physically punishing children result in poor health, lower academic performance and.

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Scientists have developed a test by studying how an abnormally-shaped protein in the spinal fluid can detect 90% of Parkinson’s disease in patients, even before symptoms appear.
Drugs Health Research

New Parkinson’s test to detect disease even before symptoms appear

HQ Team May 5, 2025: Scientists have developed a test by studying how an abnormally-shaped protein in the spinal fluid can detect 90%.

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Scientists in Britain have invented a material that allows teeth to be grown in a laboratory, a breakthrough which can replace painful dental implants and root canal treatments in the future.
Drugs Health Research

Scientists grow teeth in laboratory, future for implants, root canals uncertain

HQ Team April 30, 2025: Scientists in Britain have invented a material that allows teeth to be grown in a laboratory, a breakthrough.

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Climate Health Research

UN for new equity-based, resilient model for Asia-Pacific megacities 

HQ Team April 27, 2025: As the climate crisis pushes many of Asia’s sprawling megacities to their limits, a UN body has called.

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More than 84% of 345 information technology workers surveyed in an Indian city suffer from non-alcoholic fatty liver disease due to sedentary lifestyles, posing a significant health challenge, according to a study.
Drugs Health Research

In Hyderabad, India, 84% of IT workers have non-alcoholic fatty liver

HQ Team April 24, 2025: More than 84% of 345 information technology workers surveyed in an Indian city suffer from non-alcoholic fatty liver.

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Marvin Lee Minsky, an American cognitive and computer scientist who co-founded the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's AI laboratory and wrote extensively about AI and philosophy, suggested as early as 1985 that “AI should possess emotions.” Today, emotional AI has evolved beyond academic boundaries, and para-social relationships have become normal. 
Health Opinion Research

AI & the Heart: How Machines Are Replacing Human Connection

April 22, 2025: In a world increasingly run by algorithms, it’s not just playlists or grocery orders—your feelings might be next.  From digital.

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