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French scientists have achieved initial success in reversing dwarf syndrome.
Injecting salt water directly into the spine may be more effective in treating lower back pain than steroid injections.
For blood-borne diseases such as HIV or hepatitis, it is very dangerous to use the wrong syringe used by the patient.
Patients with complete paralysis after stroke have been able to move again after being directly injected with germ cells into the brain, according to the Daily Mail.
US scientists have discovered a new way of treating diabetes - injecting nanoparticles helps maintain normal blood glucose levels for more than a week.
A malaria vaccine in Phase II of a trial showed that after 4 years of injections, the protection effect against the disease was 0%, according to AFP on March 20.
Experts at the Royal College of London (UK) said they had initially tested the solution to bring estrogen into the blood through the skin, opening up a lower-cost and sa…
British doctors have saved a man's life, thanks to a non-traditional treatment - shooting pure alcohol into his heart's blood vessels.
Will sugar help babies with pain during vaccination? Babies who use sugar before vaccination cry less than other babies.
A group of scientists from Seoul National University (South Korea) said they have developed a new injection method that uses lasers to turn drugs into tiny rays through…
Canadian researchers say that daily insulin injections, which start early with type 2 diabetes, do not increase or decrease the risk of heart attack, stroke or cancer, a…
Researchers say that a new way of injecting drugs leads to prospects in reducing side effects when treating cancer and improving the cure rate, according to Top News. Ac…
A recent experiment demonstrated that only one injection of a single stem cell helped the white mice live three times longer. In addition, injections help them grow larg…
Canadian scientists said that drug addicts participating in public and supervised injecting centers would be more likely to give up the substance than sneaky injecting d…
This is the first time scientists have developed a high-paste type containing a flu vaccine that can penetrate the skin through dozens of tiny needles.