Medicine

New eye therapies increased to 1.24 million from 430,000 in a 10-year period.

When CXCR4 protein's signaling goes awry, cancer cells are able to grow and HIV can infect cells.

From fetus paperweights to working guns, weird stuff created in 3D.

In Zimbabwe, a man about to be buried suddenly seemed to come back from the dead.

Hospitals are increasingly reaching out via social media to show off surgical procedures.

Brain map has value, but is it the best investment?

Traditional belief in magic and witchcraft contributes to misconceptions and the spread of HIV in Africa.

A new interface between man and machine offers multiple applications for the general population as well as the medical community.

Surgeons using a 3D visual system performed a surgical task faster and more accurately.

This software works with a scanner to help diagnose and manage various medical conditions, including diabetes.

Physicists at Caltech helped to develop the first machine able to weigh a single molecule.

The powder, containing a photoactive compound, offers a treatment for the potentially lethal bacteria, A. baumannii, by simply adding sunlight.

Soil microbes and disease-causing microbes swap antibiotic resistance genes, a study says.

The final mutant flu study details how as few as five mutations can allow H5N1 to transmit through air.

An implant could help those with degenerative eye disease see again.

Promises of money and travel lure Bangladeshis to sell their organs, an anthropologist found.

Doctors prescribe antiobiotics for 10 days because that is the sweet spot for most drugs.