Visually loss due to corneal damage and is generally described as irreversible vision is now repaired by a new treatment method. Stem cell developed by scientists in Massachusetts Eye and Ear …
Visually loss due to corneal damage and is generally described as irreversible vision is now repaired by a new treatment method. Stem cell developed by scientists in Massachusetts Eye and Ear …
St. A new study at Jude Children’s Research Hospital has achieved a revolutionary development in prenatal SMA treatment. Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), known as and usually fatal in the early years of life …
A new hope has emerged for Glioblastoma, one of the deadliest brain cancers.
We all have rough nights sometimes because of our sleeping habits or sleeping partners. Types of sleepwalking such as sleep talking and sleep walking are also commonly known among sleep disorders. What about having sex in your sleep? Is it really possible to have sex while sleeping?
Football players may get injured before, after or during the matches and need medical attention. In such cases, players who we thought would be away from the field for a long time can return to the field in a surprisingly short time.
We hear about the interesting skin care treatments of celebrities. Some people eat placenta to stay young, some people have their foreskin injected. Foreskin, which has become popular especially among Hollywood stars in recent years, came to the fore again with Seda Sayan’s video. So, does this celebrity beauty method really work?
In the United Kingdom, authorities have approved the use of a CRISPR therapy called Casgevy to treat two inherited blood diseases. So what is CRISPR and why is this decision important?
Recently, scientists aiming to develop a one-time treatment to relieve symptoms and possibly cure genetic diseases have found a successful solution. In a new study, sickle cell anemia and Mediterranean …
After Apple’s co-founder Steve Jobs died in 2011, he left behind many question marks. Steve Jobs, who sought treatment in alternative medicine instead of traditional medicine as a result of his cancer, asked: “Did he die because of his choice?” It brought the question to mind.
Personalized cancer vaccines, which have been talked about frequently lately and have shown successful results, bring hope to many people. One of them is Adrian Taylor. Taylor, who was given a few months to live after her cancer spread, voluntarily participated in the cancer vaccine study and the results she received reconnected her to life.
