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British scientists say surgical delivery is increasing in developing countries and this method may be more risky for women and their babies than for natural delivery.
In an article published in the American Journal of Biochemistry, Swiss researchers say they have developed a vaccine that protects humans and animals against Leisman dis…
US health officials say mumps has broken out in the West and some people have been infected on flights, making medical officials involved. Up to this point, the plague h…
Scientists now have a more effective early warning system about the spread of malaria. This system uses specialized European computer programs to study fish
On March 21, in Thailand, 143 people were poisoned after eating bamboo shoots. Health experts say the cause is botulin bacteria. This type of bacteria is often used in t…
Researchers at Hartford Hospital and the University of Connecticut, USA say that implantable cardioverter defibrillators are more effective for men than women.
US scientists say in a decade the cells that produce insulin from pigs will be transplanted into the human body to treat type 1 diabetes. A research team from the Univer…
Scientists at the University of Glasgow, UK, say that giving pregnant women the use of Progesterone may help them avoid premature births. Progesterone is a female hormon…
Researchers say what we eat can affect health because they alter particular genes. Dr. Szyf said their work shows how important nutrients and supplements are.
Canadian researchers say lack of sleep makes people more irritable for their colleagues or family members. Research results show that men are more willing to suffer coll…
Neuropsychologists say the technology is a big step in the treatment of brain tumors that are considered inoperable.
Researchers say two small-scale skin cancer vaccines that have been tested have proven safe and provide an immune response to cancer cells.
Doctors say that baby Layla Richards escapes leukemia almost miracles, and they like
US scientists say the process of testing a new vaccine against melanoma (melanoma) has initially yielded encouraging results.