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Researchers from the University of Ottawa have developed a new radiotracer which can detect cancers and inflammations of the heart and brain. Learn more about it in this article
Study suggests how the ballast water from ships could fuel the spread of stony coral tissue loss disease, a condition that kills corals. Read to know more about these findings.
Research shows the link between human height and risk for some diseases. Do you wonder if being tall or short may put your health at risk? Read to find out.
Monkeypox has been spreading in many countries nowadays. Is this another pandemic we should worry about? Read to find out more about the possible treatment.
A pharmaceutical scientist details how nanomedicine is helping with diagnostics and treatments of certain diseases. Read on and learn more about the material.
Researchers developed a new genetic test for dogs to help lessen their risk of developing megaesophagus disease. Know more about this good news for breeders.
The goal of this collaborative agreement is to prepare the clinical trials of Lys Therapeutics’ flagship molecule, Glunozumab®, to improve treatment of patients suffering from neurological disorders.
Since 2008, Europe and Canada have celebrated Rare Disease Day at the end of February-on 29 February in leap years and on 28 February in all other years. The day was proclaimed by EURORDIS, an alliance of patient organizations, in order to raise awareness of the special challenges in treating and researching rare diseases.
Some outbreaks of the Ebola virus in Africa have been associated with persistent infection in patients who had survived past outbreaks, senior author of a recently published paper Xiankun "Kevin" Zeng said.