An Italian research team, led by study author Giorgina Celani, conducted measurements of the brain function activities of participants in an experiment using magnetic resonance imaging. Researchers said that this study is innovative compared to previous studies that examined the relationship between physical and social pain, as the study revealed that a person feels physical pain when he feels depressed or when he loses a dear person, or sees him going through distress, or finds him socially isolated. The results were published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience.   In one experiment, videos of real people going through…

  Experts Explained! Is the Monkey Blossom Virus The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic have not passed. On the contrary, in many countries there has been a significant case increase in recent times. However, the only danger we are facing right now is not Covid-19! The number of people who have the disease caused by the monkey pox virus is increasing day by day! Until a few months ago, the number of people affected by the monkey pox virus was quite minimal. However, the number of cases today has exceeded 16,000 ’! When the virus continued to spread, the World…

A giant virus awakens from its slumber after 30,000 years   Scientists said that the virus, called pithovirus sibericum, does not pose a threat to humans or animals, but its return from hibernation may raise concerns about the return of other deadly viruses.   Pithovirus does not attack human or animal cells, but rather single-celled amoeba. It contains 500 genes, less than the large pandoravirus that was discovered previously, which contains approximately 2,500 genes.   The French National Center for Scientific Research, which announced the discovery, said the discovery of pithovirus “shows the incompleteness of our understanding of microscopic diversity…

The British National Health Service has indicated that muscle anesthetic drugs containing Botox have been licensed for use, so more patients will benefit from this to treat problems related to the limbs.   Botox has long been known as a treatment to hide the signs of aging, but it can also help restore the movement of paralyzed organs in stroke patients due to paralysis. The British newspaper “Daily Mail” reported that according to an experiment in which 120 patients participated, researchers found that Botox injections enabled them to regain ankle control and movement.