NANOTECHNOLOGYResearchers have invented tiny, remote-powered, walking robots that could potentially make an extraordinary journey inside the human body.
A new membrane can keep the heart beating forever and prevent any coming heart failures. A new state-of-the-art membrane is reportedly able to keep the heart beating forever.
A team of researchers found out the benefits of wine in the neurons of human. Commonly, wine can cause the variety of harmful effects on a person's health.
STEMM is taking steps to inspire young girls to take up career paths in Science,Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Medicine to close the gender gap of representation in the fields of chosen interests.
The University of Wisconsin picked up the fragments of a research in 1930's which could manipulate an amoeba dictys to annihilate those biofilm-forming counterparts.
A Recent study proved that drinking beetroot juice brings lots of health benefits. Among the benefits is boosting the brain performance for older adults.
The world's first human head transplant is all set in December. However, confidential files claim that it's not the world's "first" human head transplant for the same procedure was performed last February.
A major breakthrough seems to be the solution for the long-term suffering of HIV patients. It's because scientists found a way to make cells resist the virus.
Studies may have found out the cure for Parkinson's disease. Parkinson’s disease is known to have no cure or treatment. Yet, studies have found the way through the process of brain cell therapy, which might be the huge medical breakthrough in discovering the total solution for the condition.
Believing Vitamin D to be the cure for almost everything, most people are popping a pill casually. The industry has seen a multifold increase in the demand of Vitamin D and it can be a worrying trend.
The man from Russia who volunteered in the world's first human head transplant said he is ready to take the risks. Valery Spiridonov's condition made him decide to volunteer for the sake of medical experiment.
FDA has approved the Drug that will treat multiple sclerosis. The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first ever drug that will be the treatment for multiple sclerosis.
Researchers are finding a way to make the ingestible snake robot very helpful in treating digestive diseases. the snake robot can slither through the intestines and check to see what's inside.