A team of bioengineers from Tufts University in Massachusetts have developed three-dimensional brain-like cortical tissue that is similar in structure and performance to tissues found in the brain of a rat, exhibits biochemical and electrophysiological responses, and can be...
Containers filled with several kinds of potentially deadly substances, including a nearly 100-year-old vial from the toxin ricin and samples of the pathogens that create botulism and the plague, have reportedly been discovered at US National Institutes of Health...
Unlock the potential of your joints with simple stretches designed to enhance flexibility. Embrace fluidity and ease in movement, as these gentle exercises guide your body toward greater freedom and vitality.
As antibiotic resistance rises, the debate intensifies: Should we restrict antibiotics in medicine? Balancing life-saving benefits against potential overuse risks is crucial in safeguarding future health.
ETH Zurich researchers from the Department of Biosystems Science and Engineering (D-BSSE) in Basel allow us an implantable device that precisely monitors acid build-up in the body for people with diabetes and produces insulin if acidosis turns into a...
What exercise program can best fight the "epidemic" of teenybopper obesity? Based on a study published in the Journal from the Ama (JAMA) Pediatrics, by combining aerobic fitness exercise with resistance training.
The Eating healthily Aerobic and Strength training in...
In research that could one day have the ability to diagnose cancer without resorting to a biopsy, researchers at the Johns Hopkins University Med school have developed an MRI manner in which can detect a particular kind of sugar...
While previous research has discovered that hearing music (especially classical music) includes a positive effect on a person's cognitive ability and brain function, the molecular mechanisms responsible for these benefits had remained unclear C until now.
Researchers from the Haartman...
Researchers released some pretty incredible findings a week ago about cancer. In a multiple institute study including researchers and authors from the University of California at Santa Cruz (UCSC), the Buck Institute for Research on Aging, the University of...
Benzodiazepine, a sedative that is widely prescribed to deal with people suffering from anxiety and insomnia, have been linked to a 50 percent increase in the chance of Alzheimer’s disease, a group of French and Canadian researchers reported Tuesday...
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