Drugs/Therapy
Will you survive chemotherapy? A new study suggests that it all depends on your genes.
Researchers have found that singing lullabies to premature babies helped improve their vital signs.
Scientists have found a minimally invasive laser treatment that could replace the "tummy tuck".
Scientists have discovered a way to convert ordinary skin cells into myelinating cells, or brain cells that have been destroyed in patients with multiple sclerosis, cerebral palsy and other myelin disorders.
The Food and Drug Administration will hold a meeting in June to reassess the safety of GlaxoSmithKline's former blockbuster diabetes drug Avandia almost three years after they curbed its sales over cardiovascular risks.
Though many who use electronic cigarettes swear by them, many lawmakers and government agencies are pushing back against them.
A new report showed that nearly two dozen U.S. medical centers conducted a four-year long study to test oxygen levels in premature newborns, but failed to tell parents that a possible side effect includes blindness and even death.
Researchers will begin a clinical trial studying the effects of blocking testosterone from promoting the growth of breast cancer.
Scientists report that new genetically modified rats might make research into Alzheimer's disease better due to the similarity between the mutations of these rats and those of patients.
African-Americans with a particular gene are twice as likely to develop Alzheimer's disease in old age as those without it, however there is no major genetic difference that could account for the slight excess risk, a new study said Tuesday.
A phase two clinical trial using chemotherapy and immune therapy in treating patients with primary CNS lymphoma revealed promising results. b
A new government study released Tuesday reveals that many Americans, especially those under the age of 65, are skipping their prescription medications to save money.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration have approved a drug to treat morning sickness that was withdrawn from the market 30 years ago amid false reports that it caused birth defects.
The world's first drug trial testing the effects of magic mushrooms on depression has been delayed to UK and Eu's laws surrounding illegal drugs.
Researchers report success in creating personalized vaccines from a patient's dendritic cells in treating ovarian cancer.
Bras Make Breasts "Saggier", 15-year French Study Reveals 
Russian Gymnast Has the World's Strongest Vagina 
Psychologist Claims He Can Enlarge Women's Breasts With Hypnosis 
Scientists Find 'Cure' for Multiple Sclerosis By Turning Common Skin Cells into Working Brain Cells 
Innovative Gel May Be Able to Reverse Paralysis, Parkinson's Disease Scientists Find 'Cure' for Multiple Sclerosis By Turning Common Skin Cells into Working Brain Cells Innovative Gel May Be Able to Reverse Paralysis, Parkinson's Disease 
Researchers Aim to Create Universal Flu Vaccine 
Vitamin D Could Relieve Certain Symptoms of Crohn’s Disease 
Doctors Fashion 3-D Printed Airway for Baby, Giving Him Breath of Life 
