Exciting Clinical Trials of New Stem Cell Injection Treatment Shows Promise for Halting Multiple Sclerosis
In the first-ever clinical trials in humans, the researchers found patients injected with the stem cells exhibited no increase in disability
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Immunotherapy for Hard to Treat Cancer Just Granted FDA Fast Track During Promising Clinical Trial
The fast-track status will allow the company to work more closely with the wealthy FDA, and have quicker data reviews in the future.
The Mystery of Red Wine Headaches is Solved as Scientists Discover Why Some People React
The reason why drinking red wine can leave some people with a banging head has been discovered by scientists.
Survey Reveals Americans' 2024 Strategies For Wellness Goals in the New Year
Want to make your annual resolutions stick? Two in five Americans believe the best strategy is to "start small," according to a new poll.
Looking On the Bright Side of Life Could Help Cut Your Risk For Dementia
Although there have been studies trying to link personality to dementia these have been small and only in specific populations.
An IV Bag for Disasters That Doesn't Need Gravity Scoops Up 2023 James Dyson Award for International Effort
"This slowly deflates, pressurizing the drip into the patient, leaving medics free to perform other life-saving work."
Scan of 27 Million Compounds Identified a New One that Outperforms Pain Medications
The simulation singled out 77 compounds, which the researchers experimentally tested to see if they could reduce calcium channel pain signals
New 10 Minute Treatment Restores Sense of Smell and Taste in Patients with COVID Parosmia
The minimally invasive procedure takes less than 10 minutes, no sedation is necessary and has been used to treat several other conditions.
World's First Whole-Eye Transplant Gives Arkansas Man New Hope After Terrible Accident
The surgery was declared a success, though it isn't clear whether the patient will be able to see out of his new eye again.
Cutting Calories by 12% Can Help People Live Healthier, Longer Lives, Says Study
Cutting calorie intake by 12% can extend your life, boost energy and rejuvenate muscles, by lowering inflammation and sparking metabolism.
US Sets Policy to Seize Patents of Government-Funded Drugs if Price Deemed Too High
NIH funding contributed to research associated with every new drug approved from 2010-2019, totaling $230 billion, a research paper found.
Groundbreaking Wearable Device Takes Ultrasound Images of Muscles During Exercise for Better Diagnosis, Treatment
Millions of people suffer from musculoskeletal injuries every year, and the recovery process can often be long and difficult.
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