TECH & INNOVATIONResearchers from the DGIST have developed a technology to increase biosensor 20 times faster than the current ones to diagnose diseases such as cancer.
Patients whose epilepsy seizures are not responding well to medications can look forward to a possible treatment as a new study shows the effectivity of cannabidiol in treatment-resistant patients.
Researchers explore the reasons why bacteria with the same genotype exhibit diverse phenotypes. Scientists have been puzzled by bacterial populations. In 'isogenic populations', it has been found that all bacteria show the same genes.
Lack of food resources can actually be fruitful for proper body temperature, blood sugar control as well as survival possibilities; recent study proved;
Disabled human hands can now be reestablished to normality by this amazing Bionic Prosthetics Bionic reconstruction has been well known as one of the potential trends of research.
Aged cheese has this one compound that can help to prevent liver cancer and boost lifespan. Numerous studies around the world are made just to solve liver cancer, aside from undergoing different therapies and boost lifespan.
Stem Cells in the body initiate faster healing that was once absent in conventional medicine. Stem cells placed in the alert mode even accelerates the healing process.
The first pilot testing of the malaria vaccine of Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi will start in 2018. Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi were mentioned to be the African trio chosen to receive the first malaria vaccine starting in 2018.
The Texas Border, which houses 1.3 million people, are vulnerable to Zika virus because most of their houses don't have sufficient air-conditioning and window screens to protect them from mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are known to carry the virus.
Sperm washing has more benefits aside from relieving HIV carrier's children from the virus. Sperm washing is a procedure that has been discovered to allow HIV carriers to have their children born without the virus.
Research shows that when all other factors are considered such as genetics and lifestyle, antidepressants taken by pregnant women do not really increase the risk of autism for the unborn child.