The doctors who announced the first successful procedure last week had a particularly difficult time finding willing organ donors
Using thermodynamic sensors, the iTBra could one day screen for breast cancer, but experts are wary
The champion of the disability rights movement refused to be hindered and challenged the world to create spaces for independent living
Emerging technology means anyone with a smartphone can become a mobile environmental monitoring station
Some intestinal gases have been linked with diseases such as irritable bowel syndrome and colon cancer, so tracking them might explain the connection
Phage viruses rearrange genes, prey on bacteria and maintain microbial diversity. Can we harness them to do our bidding?
Never worry about halitosis again with the Breathometer Mint bad breath tracker
Solar power plants in Qatar and Jordan, not far from the sea, are powering desalination systems that irrigate plants in and around greenhouses
The California company EnChroma is creating lenses that allow some to see colors for the first time
The bacteria responsible for the Black Death were reintroduced to Europe multiple times, possibly due to the changing climate
With concerns about infectious disease in the news, a look back at history's most famous carrier
A new low-cost device that plugs into a smartphone could cut down on expensive lab tests
Experiments in mice show that misaligned eating patterns can mess with the brain's ability to form memories and learn new tasks
Researchers are designing portable microscopes that cost just a few dollars to make
A new invention from Not Impossible Labs allows Don Moir to script an audible love letter
Cow-machine hybrids and continuous-flow technologies are helping people survive devastating heart failure
From ancient Mesoamerica to Renaissance Europe, the modern confectionary treat has medical roots
Highly sensitive nerves in duck bills are offering clues to the way we experience the sense of touch
A medical personality quiz started in the 1930s shows how your best pals may know more about your health than you do
When someone is experiencing cardiac arrest, PulsePoint sends alerts to CPR-certified invidividuals nearby
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