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Scientists Discover Potential Treatment for Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson's Disease Parkinson’s disease affects an estimated 10 million people worldwide. But, there is no known treatment that can cure or slow down the...
Researchers Create Model of Early Human Heart Development from Stem Cells
Breakthrough results in early human heart development from stem cells have been achieved by the scientists at the University of California, Berkeley in association...
New Findings Hint toward Reversing Hearing Loss
When it comes to recovering lost hearing ability, birds and amphibians have more advantages than mammals. In humans, the cells present in the inner...
Chemists Develop Novel Drug to Fight Malaria
Malaria – a mosquito borne disease is one of the deadly diseases to affect mankind; it kills more than 500,000 people annually. A team...
Antidepressants And Pain Killers—Should We Be Worried?
Is the combined use of antidepressants and pain killers risky? Well, the answer may well surprise you. According to new research there is an...
Study Reveals New Clues to Help Understand
For people who suffer from various psychiatric and neurological conditions, brain stimulation has become an increasingly important treatment option in the recent decades. Deep...
What causes brain problems after traumatic brain injury? Studies have a surprising answer
In a new research paper published in the latest issue of Neurotherapeutics by the researchers at the University Of Maryland School Of Medicine (UM...
Scientists Invent System to Improve Effectiveness of Cancer Surgery
Cancers are infamous for making a comeback even after a surgery. So in a bid to reduce the rate of cancer re-occurrence, scientists have...
International Research Gives Neuroscientists Better Feeling about Sense of Touch
We often take our sense of touch for granted. Even in neuroscience, scientists do not know much about how it works. However, in a...
Living Forever May Never Be Possible, Study Says
Living Forever The thought of living forever might seem like something out of fairy tales. Now, though, men in most developed countries have a...
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