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Melatonin may stave off age-related vision loss, study hints
A large new analysis has tied the use of supplemental melatonin to a lower risk of developing one of the most common age-related causes of vision loss.
New RSV shots tied to rare nervous system disorder — should you worry?
There's been some reports of Guillain-Barré syndrome in older adults who got the vaccines. But health officials still recommend that this population get the shots, in consultation with their doctors.
Seizures, heart rhythm problems and acidic blood seen in 12 people after eating snacks containing mushrooms
Health officials warn that serious illnesses have been tied to Diamond Shruumz brand chocolate bars, cones and gummies.
New antivenom invented for black widow spider bites
A new type of antivenom that contains human antibodies could more safely and effectively treat European black widow spider bites.
2-in-1 shot for flu and COVID shows promise in advanced trial
The pharmaceutical company Moderna announced promising results from the ongoing trial of its new vaccine, mRNA-1083.
Cobra venom kills by collapsing blood vessels, organ-on-a-chip shows
A new 3D model of a human blood vessel made in the lab may help accelerate the development of new antivenoms, researchers say.
Lab-made universal blood could revolutionize transfusions. Scientists just got one step closer to making it.
Enzymes produced by gut bacteria can remove long sugar chains in type A and B blood, leading to improved compatibility with type O.
Could cannabis treat cancer someday? Here's what the science says so far
For decades, cannabis has been studied for its potential antitumor properties, but whether it can actually treat cancer is still unknown.
