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Stanford electrical engineers recently conducted experiments with a device that can detect cancerous tumours, without touching any surface of the body, using brief microwave pulses.

Science rests on data, of that there can be no doubt.

Johns Hopkins scientists have discovered that neurons are risk takers: They use minor "DNA surgeries" to toggle their activity levels all day, every day. Since these activity levels are important in learning

By administering nicotinamide riboside to elderly mice, researchers restored their organs' ability to regenerate and prolonged their lives. This method has potential for treating a number of degenerative diseases.

Selon une étude scientifique, dont les conclusions ont été publiées mercredi 27 avril dans la revue scientifique Nature, des anticorps ont pu protéger des singes du "VIH" pendant près de six mois.

Sergio Canavero is committed to proving he's not a wacky Dr. Frankenstein.

A Japanese bioethics panel approved modifying genes of fertilized human egg for research last week. However, it rejected clinical testing of gene modification technology, citing unknown and possibly harmful impacts on the next generation.

DARPA’s HAPTIX program aims to develop a prosthetic hand that’s just as capable as the original

Les neurosciences continuent leur essor vers la révolution annoncée du XXIe siècle. Il est désormais possible d'identifier une personne grâce à l'activité bioélectrique de son cerveau avec 10

A stick-on patch could tracks blood sugar levels and even deliver a drug if they get too high, according to a new study.

A team has successfully kept five extremely premature lambs alive by letting them "breathe" through artificial placenta, while their lungs and heart heal and develop.

If you need knee replacement surgery in the future, doctors may be able to create a custom-made joint from your own stem cells. A team from St Vincent'

A British doctor has claimed that the secret to preventing ageing may be solved in the near future and that some people born already may live for up to a 1,000 years.

Elizabeth Parrish, PDG de l'entreprise américaine BioViva, assure avoir fait rajeunir de 20 ans certaines de ses cellules grâce à une thérapie génique qu'elle a testée... sur elle-même. Si les résultats ont été en partie vérifiés, l'expérience a été accueillie froidement par les milieux scientifiques

Sergio Canavero is committed to proving he's not a wacky Dr. Frankenstein.

The Plan In February of 2015, we did an article about Sergio Canavero, a doctor who is associated with the Turin Advanced Neuromodulation Group. He wants t

Les technologies modifiant et contrôlant le corps sont déjà parmi nous, même si nous ne les considérons pas comme telles.

Elizabeth Parrish, CEO of Seatlle-based Bioviva, has been using her own company's experimental therapies. She claims in 6 months, this has reversed 20 years of normal telomere shortening.