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Physicists at Technische Universitat Munchen (TUM), Germany are using graphene to develop artificial retinas that can make optical prostheses to help blind people see th…
American scientists have succeeded in developing a type of tissue that has a three-dimensional structure of the mouse brain and can live in the lab for more than two mon…
The implantable chips into the brain developed by the US Department of Defense DARPA Senior Project can help US veterans recover the memory function of traumatic brain.
A new study published in Annals of Neurology shows that eating a lot of bell peppers may reduce the risk of developing Parkinson's disease.
Researchers from UPM and CSIC have developed biological materials from waste in the brewing process to regenerate bones.
Researchers at Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia have solved the problem they could not find answers during the past 30 years, that is, developing brain imaging te…
Learning a second language will create positive effects on the human brain, even in adulthood, according to the results of a recent study of Endinburgh University.
People who see the world around them from a negative perspective are at increased risk of cognitive decline later.
Now scientists at Queen's University, Canada have successfully developed a new method that also produces similar results based on human hair samples.
British scientists have developed a foot patch called Neuropad that can rely on sweat to monitor nerve damage in the feet.
The new type of collagen developed by scientists at Rice University can help heal wounds by directly clotting blood.
Not yet overwhelmed by the explosion of wearable tech devices, the world continues to witness the rapid development of implantable devices.
The winter-spring or spring-summer allocation is a good time for a respiratory illness to develop, including both seasonal and bird flu.
Scientists are still developing new and innovative methods to use drug-distributed nanoparticles to kill cancer cells inside the body without causing side effects.
For 40 years, the Japanese Government raised the average height of the people to 10cm, reaching 172cm for men and 157cm for women.