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Scientists said Wednesday they have successfully used mice stem cells to grow kidneys in rat embryos, using a technique that could one day help grow human kidneys for transplant.
Traditional Chinese medicine is deeply rooted in China and remains popular despite access to Western pharmaceuticals.
A new treatment for a drug-resistant strain of tuberculosis can cure 80 percent of sufferers, according to a trial hailed Monday as a "game changer" in the fight against the global killer.
Lovesickness is no laughing matter; Persian polymath Avicenna (also known as Ibn Sina) considered it a mental illness, a point noted in the illustrated compendium of The Wonders Of Creation And The Oddities Of Existence.
Then, thinking of her heart continuing to beat in another person, she smiled and ticked that box as well.
Researchers here have come up with a skin patch that allows anti-obesity drugs to be administered with a lower risk of side effects.
Cardiology was recently in the spotlight in Brunei Darussalam as the 22nd Asean Federation of Cardiology Congress (AFCC) 2017 took place at the Rizqun International Hotel.
For centuries, the only use humans found for the lugworm -- dark pink, slimy and inedible -- was on the end of a fish hook.
British disease experts on Thursday suggested doing away with the "incorrect" advice to always finish a course of antibiotics, saying the approach was fuelling the spread of drug resistance.
LONDON — Deep in the Bolivian Amazon lives a group of indigenous people who spend their days hunting and farming. Researchers say this may be partly why they have some of the healthiest hearts on the planet.
