It's designed to stimulate neural pathways in the brain tied to sustaining attention and controlling impulsivity
By printing custom bone prostheses, researchers hope they can better fix a certain kind of hearing loss
A virulent flu strain would overwhelm developing countries where health care systems are already floundering
Researchers could have an answer to antibiotic resistance, and it involves using epigenetics to reprogram bacteria
In a recent study, schizophrenics engaged the distressing voices they hear through digital audio-visual representations
In a new book, Paul Shapiro describes clean meat as a promising alternative to industrial-scale farming
After playing games with his son, a Duke physician invented a medical tool that could put ultrasound imaging in the hands of more doctors
Gary Steinberg defied convention when he began implanting living cells inside the brains of patients who had suffered from a stroke
Stanford researchers claim they can detect the lung infection more accurately than an experienced radiologist. Some radiologists aren't so sure.
Biologists are taking a close look at how precisely calibrated timekeepers in organisms influence plant-pathogen interactions
While still decades away, new research shows how custom vaccines could be developed
That's the strategy behind Abuzz, a crowdsourcing project designed to track mosquito activity around the world
They are among new approaches to dealing with a big problem in American health care
A team of biomedical engineers has won this year's Dyson Award for "the sKan," which detects the thermal changes associated with melanoma
The method has an advantage over traditional phototherapy in that it allows babies to receive treatment in the comfort of their parents' arms
Harriot Hunt refused to let her gender limit her ambitions—or those of the next generation of physicians
Thought leaders gathered at the National Museum of Natural History on November 13 to discuss the past, present and future of the flu
An effort to combat poisonous molds that contaminate crops is looking to tap the puzzle-solving skills of amateur gamers
With Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and the National Museum of Natural History, we look at the past, present and future of the flu
With tens of millions of lives at stake, medical researchers are racing to create a revolutionary flu vaccine before the next devastating epidemic
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