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Scientists taking a closer look at an object discovered over 25 years ago have found that it is unlike any other known in our galaxy

Researchers manipulated cells in animal models to regenerate damaged heart tissue; this could change the approach to treating heart disease

Thousands of chemicals are treated in waste-water treatment plants but there exists sludge concentration data for only 516 organic chemicals

Women that consume high amounts of low fat dairy products reduce their risk of developing type 2 diabetes with 21%

A new Cornell study shows that evolution and ecology can operate on the same time scale

Controversy is growing over what risks carcinogenic asbestos mineral deposits pose for the people who live and play over them

It is meant for dental, medical, and high-volume semiconductor inspection markets

Cutting calories helps preserve the function of mitochondria that provide energy for the cells as we become older

Stem cells could be transformed into immune cells that would cure serious diseases related to damaged immune system, such as the HIV virus that annihilates the body's natural defense and causes human death

Women that have a family history in breast cancer and also present damaged ATM gene are at high risk of developing breast cancer

Many common cosmetic advices are only meant to puzzle and make us more confuse then we were before - how many of them are really true?

Regular paracetamol intake - more than 30 tablets monthly - reduces the risk of getting ovarian cancer with 30%

Scientific research proves that there are hundreds of genes behaving differently in male and female bodies - leading to different behavior of diseases in women and men bodies

The station's robotic arm positions the MPLM preparing the cargo module for attachment to the station's Unity Node

Severe liver diseases and liver transplants may be avoided in the near future and replaced with stem cells substitution

A study published recently in the British Medical Journal has analyzed death rates specific to social classes and reached the conclusion that the poorest children are the ones that face the highest risk of dying from injuries