SGS announced the availability of in vitro toxicology testing at its Mississauga (Ontario) laboratory facility

In years where summer rainstorms in India are stronger, Atlantic hurricanes move further westward toward land

An international collaboration has made a discovery that could make therapeutic insulins more effective

Bad leaders are not solely to blame for bad outcomes—their followers can make it worse

The precision medicine platform is 1,000 times more sensitive than conventional screening methods

Once inside a home, pesticide residues accumulate in dust and degrade at a lower rate than they do outdoors

Scientists use shrink ray for biomedical research

Although the pathogen responsible for anthrax can be treated with antibiotics, the toxin that it releases in the body is particularly dangerous

Tiny device could replace expensive lab-scale equipment for many applications

Freshwater mussels can be used as chemical recorders of fracking pollutants in waterways

The advance could make it easier to reveal new biomarkers for the diagnosis of cancer and other diseases

Researchers have published the characterization of a new bioactive natural product whose derivatives could be used as antibiotics