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How Scientists Are Treating Breast Cancer Using the Immune System

By Alice Park

How Blood Tests Are Changing Medicine

By Alice Park

New Hope for Replacing Nerves Damaged by Parkinson's Disease

By Alice Park

It May Be Possible To Prevent HIV Even Without a Vaccine

By Alice Park
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Scientists Develop Drug to Replace Antibiotics

New medicine effective against superbugs

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Hepatitis C Vaccine Safe In Humans, Study Finds

Why there might be an HCV vaccine on the horizon

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Promising New Cancer Treatment Uses Immune Cells

A one-two punch is more effective than using two cancer-fighting drugs that boost the immune system against tumors

By Alice Park

Weight Loss Surgery Lowers Risk for Type 2 Diabetes, Study Suggests

Obesity is known to be a major risk factor for the condition

By Alexandra Sifferlin

A Gut Bacteria Compound Is Linked To Heart Failure

Most Americans know that diet and heart health are connected, but a new study in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology looks at a surprising reason as to why. When your food gets...

By Mandy Oaklander

Scientists Hunt Ebola Drug

"Scientists are the only ones who can initiate solving this problem"

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Here’s How Well Your Genes Can Predict Your Breast Cancer Risk

Researchers say genetic sequencing can predict breast cancer risk better than previously thought

By Alice Park

Paralyzed man walks again

Polish doctors used cells from patient's nose to heal spinal injury

By Naina Bajekal

Can Low-T Therapy Promote Prostate Cancer?

New rat research raises health questions for researcher

By Mandy Oaklander

Stem Cells Allow Nearly Blind Patients to See

Embryonic stem cells can be turned into a therapy to help the sight of the nearly blind

By Alice Park
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