In the first six weeks, the supplement resulted in 700 grams of gains in lean body mass—the same amount of muscle the men involved in the study would normally have lost in a year

Research finds that infants who avoided cow's milk products, egg, and peanut during the first year of life were more likely to be sensitized to these foods at age one

But limited sugar consumption still advisable

This suggests that the evolutionary pressure to conserve these resistance genes has existed for millions of years—not just since antibiotics were first used to treat disease

The study of almost 31,500 patients at six hospitals in four countries showed that having a transfusion with the freshest blood did not reduce the proportion of patients who died in hospital

As most C. trachomatis infections are asymptomatic, chlamydia can often go untreated and lead to upper genital tract infections, pelvic inflammatory disease, and infertility

Salt reduction only important in some people with high blood pressure

Grant "is a significant step towards solving [obesity] crisis," lead researcher says

A protein called Musashi-2 regulates the function and development of important blood stem cells

If such observers are using the same search methods that scientists are using on Earth, researchers propose that humanity should turn its collective ear to Earth’s “transit zone.”

Using fossilized remains, scientists completed the entire mitrochondrial genome of the shelled mammal the size of a VW Beetle

Scientists use protein to close in on the "Holy Grail" of diet and exercise

Lab at McMaster University is one of only a handful in Canada that makes its own flu 

Scientists at McMaster University have discovered how to make adult sensory neurons from human patients simply by having them roll up their sleeve and providing a blood sample. 

In the battle against antibiotic resistant bacteria, McMaster University researchers have found resistance itself is a successful pathway for discovering new antibiotic drugs.