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Scientists have found a new way to determine if an antidepressant is effective for patients.
Suicide or suicide planning is a common occurrence in the context of stressful life, which increases mental illness.
ANSA firm on December 2 reported that Italian scientists have created a new 'smart' brain nerve modulator to help people with Parkinson's disease.
Every year in the world, nearly 40 million people die from cirrhosis. In addition, if survived, patients with cirrhosis still cannot recover, because the normal structur…
Scientists have used the patient's own cells to create artificial airways, reducing the risk of the body not accepting the implant.
According to a study by SANE, Australia's mental health charity, announced on November 23, mental patients often have a high risk of obesity, tobacco addiction and alcoh…
In the capital of Moscow, the Medical Transplant Center has performed a unique surgery in the world. For the first time, Russian doctors simultaneously implanted two imp…
Millions of patients with Parkinson's syndrome have hope to improve their lives, even cure the disease after scientists have recorded positive results in a series of rec…
For the first time in Vietnam, the team of doctors of the University Hospital of Medicine and Pharmacy - Hue University successfully treated gamma-jaw epilepsy in combin…
German researchers found: treating certain patients through electrodes (with non-invasive currents) attached to the eyes, creating moderate stimulation in the eye area,…
A drug called N-acetylcysteine can cure premature aging (also known as Progeria syndrome), British scientists say.
US scientists propose a new, very simple method to combat allergies: breathing with carbon dioxide.
At least 430 people, mostly Gorakhpur district children in Uttar Pradesh state, died of brain inflammation, Indian officials said on October 15.
Dr. Shinsuke Muto is running a special clinic in the tsunami-ravaged city of Ishinomaki, where people come to soothe psychological wounds.