Brain Scans Can Predict Music-Induced Emotions
In Finland at the University of Turku, researchers in the national PET Centre recently discovered neural mechanisms that arise as an emotional response to music. Subjects who participated in the study (102) listened to emotion-evoking music while undergoing functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). To map which brain regions are activated based on different music-inducing emotions,… Read more
RIP Adobe Flash Player
At an ancient technological age of 24 years old, Adobe Flash Player will no longer run after January 12, 2021. The latest Flash Player update specified new content would not be released. “Today marks the final scheduled release of Flash Player for all regions outside of Mainland China. Adobe will no longer support Flash Player… Read more
MRI Providers: Watch for Patients with Metal Face Masks & Magnetic Eyelashes
Technologists are well-aware of the possibility of metal burns from MRI machines. Due to the components of an MRI, all metal must be removed prior to patients entering Zone III, the space before entering the scanner room. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the world to wear face masks in public indoor areas, including medical procedures.… Read more
UV-C Light Sanitizes COVID-19
Broader interest in disinfectant applications has been sparked by the COVID-19 global pandemic. One sanitation method, germicidal ultraviolet light (GUV), is effective for disinfecting areas, including killing viruses and bacteria. However, a major drawback of this technique is that it is harmful to human health. Thus, GUV use is limited in occupied spaces. Researchers at… Read more
How to Find Your House Plans
Older houses usually do not come ready with detailed blueprints like younger, newer homes generally do. Modern builds regularly have the plans that are foundationally important for home renovations or improvements readily available. Predating the early 1900s, builders seldomly drew up detailed specifications, which can be found in contemporary blueprints. Methods passed down by word-of-mouth… Read more
MRI Providers: Watch for Patients with Metal Face Masks & Magnetic Eyelashes
Technologists are well-aware of the possibility of metal burns from MRI machines. Due to the components of an MRI, all metal must be removed prior to patients entering Zone III, the space before entering the scanner room. The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the world to wear face masks in public indoor areas, including medical procedures.… Read more
Tips to Avoid Winter Sports Injuries
Chilly weather means the start of winter sports for many athletes. While most people generally associate sports injuries with warmer months, realistically, they can happen any time. It is essential to understand what to do if you find yourself in a situation that might result in bodily harm. SleddingFor many of us, this pastime seems… Read more
Prepping 101: Your Survival Guide
Whether you are just starting or a seasoned prepper, sifting through all the information available can be overwhelming. There are thousands of websites online dedicated to the subject; knowing which source to trust might be confusing. Our guide will help steer you through the possibilities and solutions every prepper needs to know. PlanningPrepping is different… Read more
Three Ways to Save on Medicare Expenses
Medicare expenses can pile up. If you need assistance paying for health or prescription costs, check out these three resources that might help cover your expenditures: Medicare Savings Programs: There are four savings programs run by every state. They can help you pay for your premiums and other expenses. To see whether you qualify, contact… Read more
Who is Eligible for Medicare?
Medicare has been around for 55 years, providing health insurance to Americans 65 and older as well as those with disabilities. The process of qualifying for the program is not automatic. Read more to find out whether you are eligible. People 65 or older If you are a U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident for… Read more