New tumor detection technique
Scientists in the UK have developed a new sugar technique to detect tumors from MRI magnetic resonance imaging, according to Health24 July 8.
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Scientists in the UK have developed a new sugar technique to detect tumors from MRI magnetic resonance imaging, according to Health24 July 8.
Early detection and treatment of leprosy is important, especially before it infects others and causes serious damage to the patient's body.
After working on mice, experts from the Harvard Stem Cell Institute (US) discovered a hormone called betatrophin that increased the adrenal insulin secretion efficiency…
Esophageal cancer develops when a cell's DNA is mutated, causing the normal function of the cell to break down and it begins to grow uncontrollably.
Scientists at Johns Hopkins University (USA) have found a new type of portable device that can help detect strokes based on eye movements.
Scientists in the United States have developed a technology to help detect early brain injury in babies, helping to reduce the death rate due to brain injury in children.
Arsenic is a toxic substance, often found in groundwater or water sources with residues of pesticides, but if exposed for long periods of time can lead to many diseases,…
Scientists in Australia found that a protein in a woman's reproductive tract at low levels makes women more susceptible to sexually transmitted diseases, according to Sc…
Research by European scientists indicates that a virus that has recently damaged the newly discovered human lung is able to penetrate lung cells and cause disease as eas…
Biologists at Tufts University School of Arts and Sciences have discovered a bioelectric signal that can identify cells that are likely to grow into tumors.
He recently approved a device that can save thousands of people from the risk of stroke by detecting abnormal heart rhythms early, according to Express.
American chemists say the new technology allows for faster detection of flu, shortening the time from a few days to 60 minutes.
Australian researchers have discovered a gene-altering factor, which may open up new treatments for breast cancer patients.
A variation of a gene identified as being involved in human dynamism also seems to entail longevity, UC Irvine and other researchers have noticed this.
A simple eye test that takes only a few minutes, developed by American scientists, promises to be a simple and quick method of early detection of multiple sclerosis.