Health & Medicine
People who sleep less than 8 hours a night more likely to suffer from depression, anxiety
08 Jan 2018
Researchers design device to relieve tinnitus
06 Jan 2018
India-made turmeric extract gives UK cancer patient new lease of life
04 Jan 2018
British woman Dieneke Ferguson, 67, has stunned doctors by halting a fatal blood cancer in its tracks with the wonder curry spice turmeric, made by Indian company Sabinsa
A safer route to ultrasonic therapy
04 Jan 2018
Researchers at Oxford hospitals develop AI to diagnose heart disease and lung cancer from scans
04 Jan 2018
State-of-the-art MRI technology bypasses need for biopsy
03 Jan 2018
To determine if tumours found in the kidneys are malignant, researchers have developed an MRI technology that can determine this without having to perform a biopsy
Double strike against tuberculosis
01 Jan 2018
Berry gives boost to cervical cancer therapy
30 Dec 2017
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