Touch Can Actually Relieve Pain For Romantic Partners, Study Says
This new study shows that the touch of your romantic partner can actually sync your breathing and heartbeat, as well as relieve pain.
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MP3 Players as Stethoscopes?
MP3 digital recorders provide better sound quality than even the most advanced stethoscopes and may be the doctor's choice for exams in the near future
Non-Chemo Cancer Treatment, Simple as Flu Shot, Moves Closer to Reality
The FDA has approved new trials that could make cancer treatment as simple as getting a flu-shot.
Pill Bottle Timers Could Put a Lid on Opioid Abuse
These prescription pill bottles, which feature built-in stopwatches, could deter possible opioid addiction and misuse in households.
Did You Know Breathing Deeply Can Boost Your Empathy?
This new study shows that people who are more aware of their bodies are more empathetic of others.
Infertile Couples Might Finally Be Able to Have Kids Thanks to 100-Year-old Technique
Poppy seed oil might be the key to helping infertile women become pregnant with the children they want so badly.
Virus That Caused a State of Emergency in Brazil is Now Cut by 95%
The Brazilian government has announced that the Zika virus is no longer a public health crises.
Scientists Cure Type 1 Diabetes for a Year Without Side Effects
This revolutionary treatment cured mice of diabetes for an entire year without any noted side effects. Human trials are expected in 3 years.
50-Year-old Drug Saves Thousands of Moms After Childbirth
This drug was invented 50 years ago in hopes that it would save thousands of mothers – now, it has the chance to do just that.
World's First Malaria Vaccine to Help Prevent Deaths in 3 African Countries
Starting in 2018, this vaccine could save thousands of lives throughout Ghana, Kenya, and Malawi.
Frog Mucus Could Kill Flu Viruses For Good
Scientists have discovered that the mucus oozing out of a frog's skin might be the key to defeating dozens of strains of the flu virus.
New York Neighborhood Noise May Be Healthy For its Residents
This new study shows that areas with louder and more consistent nighttime noises have healthier residents than those that don't.
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