Video games can support cancer treatment.
A small study by McMaster University scientists showed that video games can make drug therapy more effective for younger patients.
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A small study by McMaster University scientists showed that video games can make drug therapy more effective for younger patients.
A Chicago man last month filed a lawsuit against a restaurant serving him an unripe salmon with parasitic tapeworm.
Marijuana compounds promise resistance to drug-resistant bacteria, including drug-resistant
Most adults have a cold 2 to 4 times a year and for children, that number is double. Despite his name, the cause of the cold is not the cold weather but the warm person.
Anti-impotence drugs such as Viagra and Levitra can help put cancer treatment drugs into the brain to kill malignant tumors, US scientists claim.
The brain regions associated with trust have been identified. The results published in the journal Neuron show the effect of ocytocine hormones on the mechanism of trust.
More than 40% of parents have used cough medicine for children under 2 years old, although not required or proven effective for children at this age, a first Australian…
Living long and healthy without using drugs or any assistance such as New York Sadie Kaplan (USA), about to pass 105 years old in June, is always the desire of mankind d…
American scientists say that the chemical in an ant species in China can help people create anti-inflammatory, analgesic and other drugs.
The discovery of antibiotic drugs in the environment can easily be made possible thanks to the portable kit set by a team of scientists from the US Department of Agricul…
A new monkey study has found a way to treat cocaine addiction with an 'alternative' drug that mimics the effect of cocaine but is less addictive - this is similar to the…
The vitamin industry has long been famed for its anti-oxidants that improve health by compensating for dietary deficiencies. But synthesizing recent studies does not pro…
According to a survey conducted by Nature, the UK's leading scientific newspaper, 20% of scientists admitted to using drugs that boosted mental activity for non-medical…
Biochemists reported in Louisiana today during the 235th annual meeting of the American Chemical Society, although crocodiles are still famous for attacks on humans and…