The Moringa tree enters the arsenal of treatments against chronic diseases.
Access to education and healthcare is uneven amongst India's population of 1.2 billion - but new technologies have the power to bring clinics and classrooms to the remotest and poorest pa...
Technology has been developed that reliably detects the Ebola virus in a blood sample seven times faster, ten times cheaper and 700 times safer than doing it in a lab.
Research into circadian rhythms has won the 2017 Nobel Prize for Medicine.
A new breakthrough study suggests that it's possible to restore consciousness in patients who have been in a prolonged vegetative state.
Distantly situated healthcare facilities with inconvenient opening hours are denying India's most disadvantaged access to decent treatment. But the growth of doorstep medical services is ...
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death and disability in the world, killing 17.7 million people a year. World Heart Day is our chance to urge more people across the globe to...
With almost 50 million people affected by dementia, World Alzheimer’s Day is an opportunity to think about how we can understand and include them in society.
Alzheimer's disease affects many millions worldwide, but traditional scientific approaches have failed to yield a cure.
According to one expert, the biggest recent breakthrough in healthcare isn’t a new vaccine, drug delivery system, or surgical procedure — it’s your mobile phone.
Scientists have developed tiny robots than can drill into deadly cancer cells, blasting them open.
Researchers have achieved a 100 percent cure rate for cancer in a hamster by injecting an ethanol gel directly into tumors











