Detection of new breast cancer gene
New research by Finnish scientists said they identified a new gene that could increase the risk of breast cancer.
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New research by Finnish scientists said they identified a new gene that could increase the risk of breast cancer.
A family in the US state of Kentucky has unusual, blue skin. Their skin color is the subject of many years of mysterious stories that make scientists seek answers.
According to a new study published Jan. 8, a drug discovered nearly four years ago to help muscle in lazy mice may also work to prevent sudden death from heat.
When a Swiss woman entered the United States, she claimed that she and 9 of her family had no fingerprints. They began to undergo genetic analysis to determine the cause…
Ben Green, 10, has always been supervised by his parents for hours to prevent him from eating anything in his hand ... including cat food and toothpaste.
Girl Hannah Harpin, 8 years old, can't play outside during summer days like other children because the hot weather can endanger her life.
Alfie Clamp, a 2-year-old boy who suffered a very severe form of disability that shocked even the top medical scientists in England.
Cancer-causing genes can also transform normal healthy cells into identical cells of human embryonic stem cells, according to a new study.
Scientists have discovered a genetic mutation causing confusion that causes some people to become
At first glance Grace Fishwick (9 years old, Birmingham, England) is extremely lovely and gentle, but in a moment she suddenly turns into a violent child ...
When cells make skin pigmentation reach and exceed the threshold of mutation due to sunlight, they can develop into tumors.
Although dangerous to pregnant women and causing minor headaches in the fetus, Zika virus is thought to be capable of killing glioblastoma cells, dangerous and difficult…
A woman with end-stage colon cancer has been treated with new treatments. This is the first time a metastatic cancer has been successfully treated.
Tobacco is the leading cause of lung cancer. But about 20% of people who die from lung cancer have never smoked.