MEDICINE & HEALTHEven before the COVID-19 pandemic, humans have been combating viruses in which, for some of them, vaccines, as well as antiviral medications have enabled us to control the spread of infections widely.
The World Health Organization expert committee released new guidelines on human genome editing concluding that creating genetically modified babies is still a bad idea, proposing a framework for global governance of the technology.
Dr. Philip Nitschke, also known as Dr. Death and the creator of the 3D-printed suicide capsule, unveils an implant that will kill dementia patients if they forget to deactivate it at least once a day.
According to Behavioral Psychologist Jo Hemmings, there are several ways to stay positive even when Christmas and holiday seasons are spent alone. Here are three of them.
As Beijing prepares to host the 2022 Winter Olympics in February, China is on heightened alert as it combats local outbreaks in several cities including the city of Xi'an.
The FDA announced its approval of the first injectable human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) prevention treatment called Apretude for use in at-risk individuals both adults and children.
Riverside authorities have already asked employees of Mastro's Steakhouse to get tested for COVID-19 after recording an outbreak that included the first known Omicron variant case in Coachella Valley.
Swedish start-up Epicenter introduced microchip technology to easily and accessibly store a person's COVID-19 vaccine passport under the first layer of the skin
University of Liverpool scientists have sent samples of human muscle cells to the International Space Station in hopes of better understanding age-related loss of muscle and strength for astronauts and the elderly population.
Princeton University researchers discovered that bacteria in the human oral and gut microbiome produce supressive enzymes that inactivated common diabetes drug acarbose.
A Steller's sea eagle, the heaviest eagle species and a native to Asia has recently been spotted, almost 5,000 miles or 8,000 kilometers away from its homeland.