A team of researchers has developed a new virtual reality technology that could relieve the sensation of phantom limb pain, described as pain felt in a limb that is no longer there.
A new artificial intelligence system claimed to predict people's lifespan based on the medical images of their organs.
A flourishing of fungi that grows during heavy winter is now being considered as the main cause regarding the poisoning incident that happened to 14 Northern Californians. Additionally, what made it worse is that three of them have been recently required liver transplants.
A new study released this week revealed that the Rose Canyon fault in San Diego can produce frequent and stronger earthquakes than previously believed. This is the second study regarding the fault in recent months, which indicates a greater risk for temblor in the area of San Diego.
Given the widespread emergence of multiple sclerosis being put on record this year, a new drug has recently shown its promising effects in treating the said auto-immune disease. Hence, the drug is now being considered as the ultimate game changer.
Tobacco use is common among HIV-positive patients compared to HIV-negative individuals, according to the new research from the University of York, published in The Lancet Global Health. The study aims to raise awareness of tobacco use; particularly for HIV patients.
A new cancer drug called Keytruda (pembrolizumab) that aims to treat tumors based on the genetic characteristics instead of the location in the body has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration.
As mankind wreaks havoc to his environment, a worsening condition of global warming awaits. However, little did humans know that the damage is doubled as it has been found to also cause sleep deprivation especially to poor places and the elderly.
Researchers say that everything we do creates an impact on both animals and plants, and that everything eventually comes around to make life difficult for us too. But researchers suggest that there's still time to change because there are still specific strategies to stop mass extinction.
Drilling into the faults to understand what causes earthquakes is one of the challenges among scientists. Specialized tools, a lot of time and money, as well as skilled crews are needed by intercepting such ruptures. But now, scientists were set to drill a 750-meter-deep hole on Moab Khotsong mine in South Africa.
