[ad_1] Please enable JavaScript to watch this video ST. LOUIS – November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month. SSSM Health in St. Louis is getting the word out that early screenings save lives. …
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[ad_1] A new procedure encourages cell growth and encourages the pancreas to produce insulin again in some people. Share on PinterestResearchers are working on new treatments that could help some people with …
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[ad_1] Bioengineers at Rice University use a magnetic field to activate baculoviruses bound to nanoparticles in a tissue. The viruses, which normally infect alfalfa moths, are modified to deliver the gene editing …
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[ad_1] Acute flaccid myelitis is a rare condition that causes weakness in the limbs, trouble breathing, drooping eyelids and, in extreme cases, paralysis.(Katja Kirche/Getty Images) A rare polio-like illness that most often …
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[ad_1] Singing can reduce the stress and symptoms of Parkinson's, say scientists who have discovered that the benefits of music therapy are similar to those of taking medication. Researchers at Iowa State …
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[ad_1] The political debate is obviously not going to go after the mid-term elections on Tuesday. At a press conference on Wednesday, President Donald Trump called CNN's Jim Acosta "a rude and …
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[ad_1] People who suffer from celiac disease must eat a strict, gluten-free diet which is a new treatment that can be tested. The treatment, called Nexvax2, could change people's immune response to …
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[ad_1] A self-proclaimed prophet, arrested after claiming that his herbal remedies could cure people with HIV and cancer, has now secured government support for clinical trials of his controversial drug. Walter Magaya, …
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[ad_1] There's still no cure and no vaccine. People still die from it. It is still being transmitted in some parts of the world (sub-Saharan Africa) and in some sections of the …
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[ad_1] Credit: CC0 Public Domain Mental health diagnoses and treatment of college students increased significantly between 2007 and 2017. More than one third of students reported being diagnosed with an illness in …
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