GENEVA (AP) — The World Health Organization says the best way to address the “emotional concerns” about the Zika virus…
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Lasers, magnetism allow glimpses of the human brain at work
To the untrained eye, it looked like a seismograph recording of a violent earthquake or the gyrations of a very…
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3D bioprinting offers minimally invasive surgery options
3D printing has made tremendous strides in the medical field: Models of stents, prosthetics and replacement skulls can now all…
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Super Bowl outcome depends on players’ biological clocks, study suggests
America’s biggest game this weekend has sports fans agonizing over which team will take home the title of Super Bowl…
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Science, patients driving rare disease drug research surge
TRENTON, N.J. – The global pharmaceutical industry is pouring billions of dollars into developing treatments for rare diseases, which once…
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Why painful memories linger
Memories of traumatic events can be hard to shake, and now scientists say they understand why. Studies on laboratory rats…
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99.6 percent of Alzheimer’s disease drug trials fail, experts find
Approximately 99.6 percent of Alzheimer’s disease drug trials are unsuccessful, according to new research from the Cleveland Clinic. Using data…
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