Some pain relievers increase the risk of heart attack
Scientists have discovered that some painkillers used to treat swelling such as Celebrex and Advil can increase the risk of heart attack, stroke or even death.
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Scientists have discovered that some painkillers used to treat swelling such as Celebrex and Advil can increase the risk of heart attack, stroke or even death.
A recent experiment by British scientists showed that micronutrients in soybeans can increase fertility by in vitro fertilization (IVF) to 6 times.
American scientists claim that the two parents can still have a common child is no longer a fantasy but a prospect of reality.
Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper decided to do experiments with products bought by Mc Donald's fast-food store in Moscow to see if the sausages were damaged ...
Scientists at Glasgow University and ReNeuron Group have had clinical trials in treating stroke with stem cell therapy.
Smoking marijuana before age 16 degrades the brain's ability to concentrate, losing the ability to draw experiences to avoid repeating mistakes.
A recent study by scientists at Monastir University (Tunisia) shows that olive oil also has an effective protective effect on the liver.
American scientists have successfully cultured human liver in the laboratory. This is an important step to open up liver transplant opportunities for thousands of patien…
Scientists have restored neuronal activity of mice with spinal cord injury by taking advantage of neural stem cells.
According to German scientists, patients with chronic heart failure who receive their own spinal stem cells will have a healthier heart and can live longer.
Neuroscientists in the United States claim that acupuncture can reduce pain because it helps release a natural molecule called adenosine.
Japanese scientists have found that t-PA thrombolytic drugs can regenerate and restore functions for anemia.
A recent study by British scientists showed that stress actually caused coronary artery-related diseases such as arrhythmias.
British doctors have made new strides in womb transplantation, giving hope to thousands of women who cannot have children for medical reasons.
American scientists at New York University have found a way to prevent scary memories from the human mind without the use of intervention drugs.