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Infertility therapies are creating unprepared children, and complicating the inheritance process of lost parents.
Singapore scientists have found a way to boost the body's immune system to prevent spreading cancer cells, after discovering a new mechanism involving p53 - an important…
The Institute of Genetic and Vaccine Therapy at the Oregon University of Science and Health (OHSU), USA, has just announced a vaccine that completely destroys the virus…
The National Center for Health and Child Development (NCCHD) in Tokyo on August 23 successfully implanted liver cells for a newborn boy.
The National Cancer Research Institute (NCI) of the United States has just released the largest ever database of cancer-related gene changes.
US researchers say that two long-term HIV-infected men with bone marrow transplantation now do not need antiviral therapy, according to UPI news agency.
Not only women, men also have many secret things related to sex life, including the phenomenon of sexual abstinence, or
Researchers in Sydney and Glasgow have successfully developed hologram (3D) technology to track tumors that grow and spread in real time.
After working on mice, experts from the Harvard Stem Cell Institute (US) discovered a hormone called betatrophin that increased the adrenal insulin secretion efficiency…
In an effort to prevent an epidemic of obesity in the country, a group of Australian doctors have adopted new treatments through a program that targets not only overweig…
New research has uncovered the mysteries behind the mechanism of sexual violence, thus paving the way for new pain relief therapies.
The British Journal of Natural Medicine released Feb. 4, scientists at Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science in the United States have recovered some of t…
Zebrafish, often used in genetic studies, can open the way for regenerating damaged retina and returning light to the blind.
It is possible that someday older people will have the opportunity to apply a new therapy of American scientists to return to adolescence.
US researchers say that adding cholesterol-lowering drugs to malaria therapy helps counter cognitive decline in rats with cerebral malaria, according to UPI news agency.