Health & Medicine
The ongoing battle with melanoma
02 Jun 2015
Heat, dust raise toxin levels in Delhi air
01 Jun 2015
Diagnosing cancer with help from bacteria
By By Anne Trafton, MIT News Office | 30 May 2015
Researchers have devised a new way to detect cancer that has spread to the liver, by enlisting help from probiotics — beneficial bacteria similar to those found in yogurt
Study moots starting HIV treatment on detection
30 May 2015
Surprising factors determine successful aging
30 May 2015
World first as viral immunotherapy for skin cancer shows patient benefit in Phase III trial
29 May 2015
Genetically engineered virus shown to “cure” patients of skin cancer
29 May 2015
T-VEC is a modified form of herpes simplex virus type-1 which multiplies inside cancer cells and bursts them from within
Missing molecule prevents puberty
27 May 2015
Stem cell therapy for inherited skin blistering
26 May 2015
Designing better medical implants
26 May 2015
Fly-catching robot developed by Stanford scientists speeds biomedical research
26 May 2015
A team of Stanford Bio-X scientists has created a robot that expands the scope of biomedical research that can be carried out with a common laboratory organism - fruit flies
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