Health & Medicine

A therapist at your fingertips

15 Mar 2012

Early heart-healthy choices pay off later

Early heart-healthy choices pay off later

By By Erin White | 13 Mar 2012

Lifestyle choices made in your 20s can impact your heart health in your 40s

Major EU project to investigate genes influencing bacterial infections in children

13 Mar 2012

New drug target improves memory in mouse model of Alzheimer’s

10 Mar 2012

Pregnant women on antidepressants less likely to breastfeed

By By Nicole Chavez | 10 Mar 2012

Exercise changes the DNA

09 Mar 2012

Spectroscopic imaging reveals early changes leading to breast tumours

07 Mar 2012

Most weight loss supplements are not effective

07 Mar 2012

Embryonic development protein active in cancer growth

By By Scott LaFee | 06 Mar 2012

Mayo Clinic develops less invasive robotic surgery to treat HPV-related oral cancer

05 Mar 2012

Pacemaker powered by heartbeats developed

03 Mar 2012

Engineering researchers at the University of Michigan have designed a device that is powered by heartbeats through the chest and converted to electricity to run a pacemaker or an implanted defibrillator

Nose spray for panic attacks?

03 Mar 2012

Cervical screening programme saves lives in more ways than one

03 Mar 2012

Cocoa may enhance skeletal muscle function

03 Mar 2012

Treating brain cancer with novel viral vector

02 Mar 2012

How red blood cells get so big — and the bad things that happen when they don’t

02 Mar 2012

Molecular duo dictate weight and energy levels

01 Mar 2012

New discoveries on depression

29 Feb 2012

DNA nanorobot-targeted therapeutic responses

DNA nanorobot-targeted therapeutic responses

28 Feb 2012

Researchers have developed a robotic device made from DNA that could potentially seek out specific cancer cells and cause them to self-destruct

One in 10 children face elevated risk of abuse, future PTSD, due to gender nonconformity

28 Feb 2012

"Popeye" proteins help the heart adapt to stress

27 Feb 2012

Engineers create wireless, self-propelled medical device

Engineers create wireless, self-propelled medical device

By By Andrew Myers | 25 Feb 2012

For 50 years, scientists searched for the secret to making tiny implantable devices that could travel through the bloodstream. Engineers at Stanford have demonstrated just such a device. Powered without wires or batteries, it can propel itself though the bloodstream and is small enough to fit through blood vessels.

Better neural control of prosthetics for amputees

21 Feb 2012

Faulty fat sensor implicated in obesity and liver disease

20 Feb 2012

When body clock runs down, immune system takes time off

18 Feb 2012

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