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According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), nearly every 40,000 American children born with congenital heart defects every year, nearly 1,000 babi…
Scientists have used stem cells extracted from the skin to develop 3D tissue that mimics a human brain. The breakthrough is expected to help treat neurological diseases…
According to the magazine, out of 40 people aged 20 to 44 who participated in the trial, 9 adults were vaccinated with the strongest dose, 6 were 100% protected.
A vaccine against malaria that mimics the effect of mosquito bites has shown promising results when 100% protection for volunteer participants - the researchers said.
Every year, nearly 8 million people worldwide die from cancer. Currently, science has discovered more than 200 different types of cancer, each with its own symptoms, tre…
Men with large testicles have a higher risk of developing cardiovascular disease, according to research by scientists at the University of Florence (Italy).
Brazilian scientists on August 5 said they have developed a vaccine against HIV that causes AIDS and plans to experiment on monkeys this year.
The British Medical Research Council (MRC) announced on July 21 that scientists in the country have succeeded in recovering sight for blind mice. This is considered a ne…
Australian scientists are now collaborating with the world science world to prepare to deal with the next human pandemic.
After an initial successful test in mice, Chinese scientists believe that stem cells derived from urine can help humans re-grow lost teeth.
Scientists believe that we are getting closer to developing a drug that helps people who do not have to work hard but still enjoy the same benefits as exercise and sport…
This anti-cancer compound is extracted from the RJLB14 peptide mixture and has been strictly tested by various detoxifying and pharmacological methods.
Pregnant pregnant women can use Viagra, a drug for men with impotence, to enhance the development of low-birth-weight fetuses, according to new studies.
Scientists in the UK have developed a new sugar technique to detect tumors from MRI magnetic resonance imaging, according to Health24 July 8.
People at high risk for genes for asthma develop the disease at an early age, according to Health24 on July 1.