Study of the victims of the H1N1 virus
Scientists at the Royal London Hospital will unearth and study the body of the British diplomat Mark Sykes, who died in 1919 - to find a way to stop the pandemic flu epi…
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Scientists at the Royal London Hospital will unearth and study the body of the British diplomat Mark Sykes, who died in 1919 - to find a way to stop the pandemic flu epi…
On October 25, doctors at the Royal London Free Hospital were licensed to perform an entire human face transplant surgery. The doctors will choose the four most suitable…
Obese people are twice as likely to lose sight, according to a new report by the Royal Institute of the Blind (RNIB), UK. The institute's study warns that millions of ad…
Royal jelly is milky white, slightly yellow, slightly acidic, rich in nutrients due to its high protein and vitamins. Bee pollen is the part on the stamens that, while s…
Sharing with Independent, cancer surgeon John Butler from The Royal Marsden Hospital (UK) said ovarian cancer has no specific symptoms.
However, a study published on September 6 in Royal Society Interface Magazine suggests that this risk causes cancer, if acquired, to become more difficult to treat.
The group of Korean medical researchers has developed a new anti-cancer immunity extracted from a plant, opening up new therapeutic opportunities for cancer patients.
Researchers from the Royal Adelaide Hospital and University of Adelaide believe our oldest mammalian relatives can help us better understand ovarian cancer.
A number of scientists at the Royal College of London have collaborated with fashion designers in the country to create fabrics made of tea, for use in the fashion indus…
Yuri Suzuki, 26, Japanese and colleague Masa Kimura - are alumni of the Royal College of Art London - have successfully built automatic breakfast machines.
The Royal College of London recently published a description of how to create a material that can hide objects in visible light.
Some tests were performed today at the Royal Society in London with a computer to persuade people for the first time that it was also a living person.
Royal Philips Electronics NV and chip giant Intel plan to release a wireless, handheld device to support doctors and nurses in recording and saving information about pat…
Royal Consumer Information Products' Royal EZVue Vista drive is equipped with a scrolling screen to display the file name and folder stored inside while Satugo is a digi…
With current demand, almost everyone has at least one USB drive to facilitate the storage of data. However, the mobile professionals are not only stored on USB drives bu…