Researchers at Aberdeen University have proved that Benjamin Franklin was right all those years ago to zap injured people with electricity, because a squirt of cu...
6th Aug 2006
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Alzheimer's disease is certainly a hot topic this month because researchers from Singapore have found evidence for a protective effect of eating curry. Tze-Pin Ng...
6th Aug 2006
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Doctors now have a clever way to make sure that patients aren't stitched up by shoddy surgeons leaving pieces of operating equipment inside their bodies. Writing in the journal Arc...
30th Jul 2006
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US researchers have found that carrageenan, a sulphur-containing sugary molecule widely used as a food thickening agent and extracted from a type of red ...
23rd Jul 2006
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Researchers at the Medical College of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, have developed a new approach to treating the bleeding disorder haemophilia, which also promises...
9th Jul 2006
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Ovarian cancer is often known as the "silent killer" as the disease is very difficult to detect until it has spread throughout the body, and more ...
9th Jul 2006
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Researchers in America at the Ohio State University Medical Centre, led by neurologist Yousef Mohammad, have found that a quick zap to the head with a magnet can stave off a migrai...
2nd Jul 2006
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Researchers have made a key discovery in understanding the degenerative process underlying Parkinson's disease. The breakthrough hinges on a form of cellula...
25th Jun 2006
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A study amongst Welsh school children, published in the journal Archives of Disease in Childhood, has found that four out of five headlice are now resistant...
18th Jun 2006
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New drug hits AIDS where it hurts - A new drug is now entering trials which aims to boost the arsenal of agents with which we can combat HIV. Arriving on th...
11th Jun 2006
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