Why do cancer treatments kill some tumors but not others?
There is a frustrating truth about today’s cancer immunotherapies: while they sometimes work wonderfully to …
Researchers turn body’s immune cells into tiny surveillance machines
Scientists at the University of Southern California have discovered a way to turn the body’s …
Canadian scientist recommends naps to fight dementia
People can reduce their risk of age-related dementia by doing certain things that benefit their …
Study reveals that creativity begins in the cradle
A new study suggests that creative thinking begins in infancy. Researchers found that infants as …
Scientists from America have reached a new approach to treating hereditary deafness
A new study has found an approach to treating hereditary deafness. The study was conducted …
Scientists discover nerve cells that may help reduce complications of obesity drugs
Researchers have discovered a role played by a group of nerve cells in the brain …
Digital pacifiers harm babies
Children given “digital pacifiers” to calm tantrums fail to learn how to regulate emotions, a …
Cancer disrupts immunity as it does in pregnant women.
Pregnancy requires adjustments in the mother’s immune system to avoid rejection of the semi-foreign fetus …
Despite exercise, why do some people lose weight more slowly than others?
Some people lose weight more slowly than others after exercising, which raises a legitimate question: …
What happens to the brain when it feels curious?
A research team at the Zuckerman Institute at Columbia University in the United States has …