Model could pave the way for better, more efficient, and reliable tests of drugs to treat brain diseases

Gene editing reveals how the disease impairs formation of blood cells

Device is the first to provide rapid, point-of-care measurement of the immune system's response, without any need to process the blood

Research shows that combining luminol with artemisinin, a natural peroxide and antimalarial treatment, reduces the risk of false positives compared to the traditional method

Umbilical cord blood from human newborns, and in particular a single protein contained in it, boosted old mice’s brain function and cognitive performance, new research from Stanford shows

The inconsistency means doctors are left to make important patient-care decisions based on potentially inaccurate information, and patients with kidney disease may be paying for unnecessary nutritional supplements because of it

According to Anthony Charles, MD, MPH, of the UNC School of Medicine, the WHO should amend its centralization policy to help doctors save lives in Sub-Saharan Africa

Drone travel can reduce time, resources required for transporting blood products

Findings presented at ASH meeting offer clues about use of gene editing for disease-causing mutations

MERS, a severe respiratory illness with symptoms of fever, cough and shortness of breath, has a mortality rate of approximately 36 percent