Shining Light on Diseases Often in the Shadows
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A new journal focuses on common ailments that afflict the worldâs poor.
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If pharmaceutical and medical device companies want their studies published in some of the world&#39;s most prestigious medical journals, they will have to report studies that never see the light of day, commonly referred to as secret studies.
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UK researchers have developed a way of using light to detect the presence of bacteria.
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Curing blindness and treating diabetes "naturally" in mice are just two of the recent breakthroughs that suggest stem cells hold real potential for helping humans.
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Next-generation sequencing uncovers disease-causing microbes.
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Science & environment: Project will give unprecedented insight into why some people are more susceptible to disease than others
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TUESDAY, July 3 (HealthDay News) -- Sparklers seem innocent enough, as delighted children twirl them about, creating light trails in the warm summer darkness.
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It is the body's internal chemicals and hormones that send diseases out to strut their stuff at night.
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Scientists discover four gene variants that increase the risk of developing the type 2 form of the disease. New clues about diagnosis and treatment.
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MONDAY, July 16 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers say they&#39;ve developed a tumor &quot;paint&quot; that illuminates cancerous cells and help surgeons spot the borders of tumors.
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By Valarie Potell, The Arizona Daily Star, Tucson  Feb. 6--Dan Duncan works all day and helps fight AIDS at night -- or at least his computer does.
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A study of a closely knit family with several members suffering from a rare illness is providing what researchers say may be important clues to the cause of diseases ranging
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Scientists believe a select group of people can spot when someone is lying.
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When painful medicine is involved, closeness to a patient can make for fuzzy views.
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It recalls a solution that might be linked to a rare infection.
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The key genes which lead the body&#39;s fight against HIV infection have been pinpointed by scientists. The work provides a greater understanding of how some people can survive symptom free for years, while others rapidly develop Aids.
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Melanoma may be more common in whites but the most serious form of skin cancer is deadlier in blacks and Hispanics because it is more likely to go undetected, researchers report.