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Researchers found that some microbial environments inside the body may contribute to premature births. The findings of a new study suggest that checking the microbiota of women during early gestation may provide an insig...

Stanford researchers came up with a first for optogenetics by creating a wireless implantable device with a novel power-delivery system, making a number of applications now more possible.

"Cannabis is like a medicine cabinet," says Roger Pertwee, who was instrumental in some of the early cannabis trials for multiple sclerosis. "It has a lot of compounds in it that are novel and unique to cannabis. We have...

MMA fighter Kinberly Novaes was preparing for a fight but noticed that she is having problems losing weight. After consulting a doctor, she found out that she was pregnant and that she had been expecting since her last f...

New York officials released a set of new regulations in the aim of combating the further spread of Legionnaire's disease in the state. The new rules will now require building owners to have their cooling towers cleaned a...

The Department of Health and Hospitals in Louisiana has confirmed that traces of the brain-eating amoeba known as Naegleria fowerli was found in the local water system of Terrebonne Parish.

Colon cancer patients who regularly consume caffeine rich coffee daily may reduce their risk for tumor recurrence and cancer-related death, according to a new study conducted by the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston...

About seven years of research says fish oil supplements have some effect in preventing the onset of psychosis in young adults. Most of the mild symptoms, which had begun to appear, disappeared when the study's participan...

Kite Pharma admitted that there was indeed a patient who died during the early stage trial of its CAR-T drug KTE-C19 therapy, but the incident was found to be unrelated to experimental treatment for non-Hodgkin's lymphom...

A new study conducted by University of Toronto researchers has found that grime commonly found in urban areas can release harmful nitrogen gases in the air when exposed to light from the sun.

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