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After a year of treatment, twelve paraplegic patients have been reclassified to only "partially paralyzed".
After a year of treatment, twelve paraplegic patients have been reclassified to only "partially paralyzed".
Doctors are using the polio vaccine to attack and destroy a frequently fatal form of brain cancer–it has been so successful, it was fast-tracked by the FDA.
A 10-year-old girl was experimenting with a molecule-building set in her Montessori school when she created an unusual-looking specimen. Clara Lazen randomly arranged a unique combination of oxygen, nitrogen and carbon atoms, with the result being a molecule her teacher had never seen before. Intrigued, he photographed it and sent it to a chemistry professor at Humboldt State University in California, who discovered that not only was Lazen's molecule unique, it had the potential to store energy.
Doctors will no longer have to guess which medications will best treat their patients – they just have to use a simple blood test.
By adding a special molecule to the drinking water of mice, these scientists successfully slowed down the aging of the cells.
Starting in 2018, this candy company will have just as many tasty treats - but with only a fraction of the usual amount of sugar.
2016 has been a chaotic year – but that doesn't mean that we haven't made groundbreaking new strides in health and medicine.
Based on recent embryonic research at Bath University, infertility amongst women and same-sex couples could be a thing of the past.
The media has been abuzz about Zika spreading outside of South America, but this team of researchers found FDA-approved drugs that could combat the virus.
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"It's completely mind-blowing," said the musician. "I never thought we'd be able to do this."
The terrible neurodegenerative disease currently has no cure - but this groundbreaking treatment inspires great hope for the future.
Scientists who were regenerating vascular cells, nerve cells, and brain cells at the touch of a button had a 98% success rate.
In a nationwide first, researchers have effectively corrected the genetic code that causes a heart disease in human embryos.
Anyone who struggles with baldness – whether it's because of alopecia, chemotherapy, age, or stress – might soon have access to a full head of hair.
This may be the first ever recorded case of "healing" brain damage.
A Purdue University innovation makes charging an electric or hybrid car battery as easy as filing up a gas tank-and it's safe, affordable, and eco-friendly.
Glow in the dark road markings have been unveiled on a 500m stretch of highway in the Netherlands doing away with the need for streetlights -- and all the energy they require.
This "smart shirt" can be used to diagnose or monitor anyone struggling with asthma, sleep apnea, or chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
The terribly bumpy roads of the north might not be so bumpy anymore.
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