Browsing: Scientific Research

What if we could literally halt the ageing process? Certain researchers give insights into this matter.

New funding to reinvigorate antibiotic discovery against superbugs is coming to Imperial College London.

Technological and medical advancement is skyrocketing forward, but should we put a cap on what science will and will not allow?

Liquid biopsies are now making headlines. But what are these and could they mean the end of traditional biopsies?

The UK is on the brink of a transformative shift in how new medicines are discovered, according to new reports.

Gene therapies are gaining popularity across most medical areas and heart disease is no exception.

Cancer research is entering an era defined not by incremental improvements in existing drugs but by entirely new ways of…

New CROI data shows long-acting HIV therapy outperforms daily pills for those who miss doses, fewer shots, better results.

NAD and NMN therapies are emerging as part of regenerative medicine, supporting cellular repair and energy production.

Explore breakthrough advances in retinal disease treatment, from nanotechnology to gene therapy, transforming the future of vision care.

Explore how stem cells and new drugs could regrow natural teeth, replacing fillings and implants with stronger, perfect tooth regeneration.

Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV) is a hidden respiratory threat causing illness in children, adults, and high-risk groups. Let’s talk about it.

Elevidys becomes the first gene therapy approved for Duchenne muscular dystrophy in children, offering new hope and complex challenges in care.

The FDA has approved a drug for autism symptoms; however, professionals have raised concerns, saying the approval bypasses certain processes.

Human DNA is being edited to remove rare genetic disorders. Are we ;playing god with gene editing?

Around 60 clinical trials are currently underway for a new form of treatment which causes ‘tumour meltdown’, according to Chinese…

New Alzheimer’s innovations like Kisunla and blood-based biomarkers offer hope for early detection and treatment.

Spinal cord injuries are some of the worst cases that you can come across. But there is light at the end of the tunnel.

The problem of overdiagnosis is severe as it negatively impacts unsuspecting patients and loads them with medication, they do not need.

New research highlights the potential of multiplex PCR to curb overuse of antibiotics in pneumonia treatment.