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A noninvasive procedure known as transcutaneous stimulation has helped five paralyzed men to make step-like movements. The technique could pave way to helping patients with spinal cord injury regain some function.

DARE was mistaken to have changed its views about the legalization of marijuana in an op-ed to the Colombus Post by the group's former deputy sheriff. The post has now been removed and the group stressed they have not ch...

Coca-Cola can induce multiple physiological processes in the body within one hour of consumption. Find out everything there is to know about Coke's effects on the body.

Another person has died due to the latest Legionnaires' disease outbreak in South Bronx, New York. Health officials alert New Yorkers to be mindful of their surroundings and keep a lookout on areas potentially infested w...

A new study has found that the super sunscreens of the future may be developed using marine creatures for a natural and biocompatible type of sun protection. Fish slime, algae and shrimp shells are just some of the mater...

World-renowned gynecological surgeon and pioneer of in vitro fertilization, Dr. Howard W. Jones Jr, passed away on Friday because of respiratory failure at Virginia's Sentara Heart Hospital. Jones was 104 years old.

Researchers discovered that engaging in physical activity during the teenage years may help to lower the risk of death due to cancer and other diseases. Although the study subjects were limited to one country, the resear...

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(Cancer Research UK) Cancer cells in neuroblastoma contain a molecule that breaks down a key energy source for the body's immune cells, leaving them too physically drained to fight the disease, according to new research ...