Health & Medicine
Targeting HIV in semen to shut down AIDS
19 Aug 2015
Southern US diet ups risk of heart attack: Study
11 Aug 2015
US FDA approves first 3D printed pill
05 Aug 2015
The US Food and Drug Administration on Monday approved the first prescription drug made through 3D printing in the US
'Brain training' app may improve memory and daily functioning of people with schizophrenia
05 Aug 2015
Why don’t men live as long as women?
04 Aug 2015
A new study from University of Southern California reveals that vulnerability to heart disease is the biggest culprit behind a surge in higher death rates for men versus women during the 20th century
Brain-controlled prosthesis nearly as good as one-finger typing
03 Aug 2015
Years of work have yielded a technique that continuously corrects brain readings to give people with spinal cord injuries a more precise way to tap out commands by using a thought-controlled cursor. A pilot clinical trial for human use is underway
Low-nicotine cigarettes fail to sway smokers
03 Aug 2015
Low-nicotine cigarettes fail to sway smokers
03 Aug 2015
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