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The mRNA vaccine to prevent melanoma is expected to launch in 2025, after being approved by US and European regulators.
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The mRNA vaccine to prevent melanoma is expected to launch in 2025, after being approved by US and European regulators.
Are you curious how people practiced physical therapy with machines in the 19th century?
Australian scientists are developing an app to use music therapy to treat patients with dementia.
A team of authors are testing a therapy that floods the body with 'cells' that lure viruses away from healthy cells.
One of them has helped patients with terminal cancer, once considered incurable, into complete remission.
A Canadian study found that therapy dogs can help people reduce physical pain, effects appearing after just 10 minutes of exposure.
Stem cells are cells with superpowers that can turn into any other cell in the body. This is the same type of cell that some animals use to regrow their lost limbs.
The toxin of the disease can be deadly but works to block the sensation of pain Anthrax toxins include several molecules secreted by anthrax bacteria.
VX-880 stem cell therapy is the result of more than 30 years of searching for a diabetes treatment by Doug Melton, a biologist at Harvard University.
US scientists have developed a new drug capable of promoting cell regeneration, reversing paralysis in mice with spinal injuries.
The research that led to the development of a Covid-19 vaccine could become a potential candidate for this year's Nobel Prize.
The new gene therapy will have to go through many more stages before it is officially tested in humans.
The second person who has been cured of HIV has revealed his identity and said he wants to become one
A Montreal researcher said he has found a way to overcome painful feelings after breaking up with his lover by 'editing' memories through therapy and using a medicine to…
The new research could be a revolution in treatments for cancer patients.