Research has linked a fault in the signal pathway in the embryonic heart with a cardiomyopathy condition called left ventricular non-compaction (LVNC).
Researchers in Singapore have created the biggest database of the genome from the Indus Valley Civilization of South Asia.
A WHO report says more efforts are needed in the form of funding and R&D to eradicate TB as about 10 million people diagnosed with the disease in 2018.
A study says drinking tea improves the cognitive functioning of the brain and the beverage drinkers have more organized brains that those who do not.
A study suggests that exposure to estrogen in women is associated with improved cognitive function.
The Global Hunger Index report suggests climate change, including many other factors, is responsible for slow progress in addressing the issue of hunger and undernutrition.
Scientists are excited that babies are able to process new and unexpected information through a unique learning process. How do they integrate novel data?
Pregnant women are reportedly using marijuana during pregnancy to treat symptoms such as morning sickness and anxiety.
A vaccine in clinical trials showed positive results in killing breast and ovarian cancer cells which is a massive finding.
A UNICEF report says that the world deals with the problem of triple burden of undernutrition, lack of crucial micronutrients and obesity.
Since there is no treatment to stop the tinnitus or noise ringing in ears, University of Michigan scientists have developed a device to stop it
A new trial starting next year will treat Parkinson's patients with Cannabidiol to assess its effects on psychosis symptoms.
A WHO report says a lack of access to healthcare services was leading to vision loss in more than a billion people.
Research says consumption of raw milk has a greater risk of exposure to harmful pathogens, a belief of our forefathers too
The Food and Drug Administration in the US has approved a new drug that is significantly more effective in treating migraines.