Detecting mechanisms for developing Alzheimer's disease early on
Alzheimer's disease was early on because the mutated helicase function led to intolerable DNA sequences in cells.
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Alzheimer's disease was early on because the mutated helicase function led to intolerable DNA sequences in cells.
Researchers at Rice University in Houston, USA have succeeded in putting lasers and nanoparticles inside
Obese body will affect the natural recovery process of cardiovascular, while applying appropriate measures to reduce fat can help improve the situation.
People with liver disease in daily life and eating daily need to pay attention to the following.
Japan has successfully studied the system of observing the internal organs of living mice through laser microscopes.
A study has suggested that color light can stop brain activity, which is used to treat brain disorders such as epilepsy.
In a human body has a special protein that can make cancer worse and worse.
After only two days of testing, scientists at the Military Medical Academy can detect HPV (human pallpiloma), the leading cause of cervical cancer in women.
125 experts in many medical fields around the world agreed to select the five most influential medical advances of the decade.
Two US universities have collaborated to successfully synthesize artificial red blood cells (sRBCs), copying key features and functions of natural red blood cells.
According to Italian scientists, a substance that exists in seaweed can help brain cells fight the negative effects of alzheimer's disease.
Injecting a dose of vitamin E into the patient's blood vessels, the scientists found that within 24 hours, the cancer tumor began to shrink and after 10 days, they almos…
2009 is a year without many impressive breakthroughs but every breakthrough brings great benefits to public health or opens new hopes for all humanity.
British scientists have successfully used stem cell therapy to heal people with severe vision damage.
Tobacco addicts will experience mutations in DNA for every 15 cigarettes they smoke, according to a study indicated by the analysis of a patient's gene.