Teeth Regrowing Medicine Set for Human Trials: Say Goodbye to Dentures?

Medicine & Technology May 14, 2024

Exciting breakthrough! Teeth-regrowing medicine enters human trials. Could this mean goodbye to dentures? Read now for more!

First Neuralink Brain Implant Patient Can Play Games, Use Apps Despite Data Capture Reduction

May 10, 2024

Discover how the first Neuralink patient navigates apps and games! Read now for groundbreaking insights. Click to dive in!

Artificial Wombs For Premature Baby Development Could See Human Trials This Year After 300 Successful Tests

Jan 04, 2024

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has discussed the artificial womb with experts and may give their decision regarding human trials late this year. Read to learn more.

Will Plans To Deliberately Infect People With COVID-19 Have To Push Through?

Nov 23, 2020

Researchers are arguing whether planned challenge tests are still needed.

Thousands of People Worldwide Sign up for COVID-19 Human Challenge Trials

Oct 12, 2020

Human challenge trials have been a part of developing cures for many diseases over the last century. A UK-based campaign called 1 Day Sooner are asking young people around the world to join the first coronavirus human challenge trials.

Russia Completes Human Trials on Coronavirus Vaccine, First In History

Jul 12, 2020

Scientists from Sechenov University said they have already finished human trials for a coronavirus vaccine and results have proven the medication's effectiveness. But there are no reports yet on its commercial reproduction.

SpFN US Army’s Coronavirus Vaccine Contender to Start Human Trials This Month

Jun 13, 2020

The U.S. Army’s coronavirus vaccine contender was chosen to start human trials as early as this month. After giving off favorable results in mice studies, SpFN will be tried on humans to determine its safety and efficiency before being considered for public use.

A Promising Vaccine May Reveal an End to West Nile in the States

May 08, 2015

The first human trials of an investigational vaccine against West Nile virus have begun. Researchers will evaluate the efficacy of the vaccine in the clinical trials which are taking place at Duke University. Currently there is no approved vaccine for use in humans.