Scientists have figured out how to change the genome in humans
Harvard University geneticist David Liu and his research group are developing a new technique, using specialized proteins to modify the genomes of living animals.
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Harvard University geneticist David Liu and his research group are developing a new technique, using specialized proteins to modify the genomes of living animals.
Russian experts have developed a new method of testing influenza viruses in a minute.
With the criteria of safety, intelligence and versatility, robotic fabrication specialists have launched many useful elderly support products.
Experts from Stanford University School of Medicine (USA) have recently developed a direct drug patch to help heal wounds quickly.
UK researchers have developed a simple set of testing tools to detect people suspected of being infected with the Ebola virus.
Women who drink the most diet soda can face an increased risk of developing heart disease and even sudden death, according to a new study.
According to Xinhua, Australian scientists have developed a smartphone application capable of supporting people with heart attacks during the recovery process.
Doctors at Siriraj Hospital in Thailand have just announced that they have successfully developed an antibody for the treatment of Ebola that is at risk of becoming a wo…
Again, scientists around the world find evidence that dairy products can help reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
While experts are still debating the possibility of Ebola developing into an infectious form in the air, this dangerous virus has now changed to survive.
A drug that blocks the activity of
A group of Japanese scientists on September 12 successfully implanted retinal cells developed from pluripotent stem cells (iPS) for a woman of about 70 years of age.
The journalist citing Nature's scientific journal, Italy, has initially researched and developed an Ebola virus vaccine.
A research institute in Nagoya City, central Japan, has successfully developed antibodies against dengue virus.