Health & Medicine
Pills of the future: nanoparticles
28 Nov 2013
Clinical trial shows tongue-controlled wheelchair outperforms popular wheelchair navigation system
28 Nov 2013
Stuck on flu
27 Nov 2013
Antidepressants are not 'happy pills'
27 Nov 2013
Different gene expression in male and female brains helps explain differences in brain disorders
26 Nov 2013
Dying from a food allergy is less likely than being murdered
By by Sam Wong | 26 Nov 2013
Lack of protein drives overeating
23 Nov 2013
Lowering BP, cholesterol and blood sugar could halve obesity-related risk of heart disease and stroke
23 Nov 2013
Dreading pain can be worse than pain itself
22 Nov 2013
Biologists identify new cancer weakness
21 Nov 2013
Low-fat diet changes prostate cancer tissue
By By Kim Irwin | 21 Nov 2013
Synthetic alcohol substitute could eliminate health risks – and hangovers
By by Sam Wong | 21 Nov 2013
A drug that mimics some effects of alcohol but lacks its harmful properties would have real benefit for public health, a leading scientist says
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