HIV Cure: How Close Are We?
A recent HIV conference brought exciting news: a seventh person has been “cured” of HIV through a stem-cell transplant.
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A recent HIV conference brought exciting news: a seventh person has been “cured” of HIV through a stem-cell transplant.
NASA has issued an alert for asteroid 2013 FW13, set to have a close encounter with our planet on September 18, 2024.
Time to ditch the tin foil hat! After 28 years of research, a review has found no evidence linking cellphones to brain cancer or negative health effects.
Pharmacists play a key role in healthcare, providing accessible services like administering vaccines and adjusting prescriptions. However, as their responsibilities grow, so does the challenge of dealing with pseudoscientific products like homeopathy.
Kwantlen Polytechnic University will introduce Canada’s first bachelor’s degree in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in 2025, sparking debate about the role of ancient practices in modern healthcare.
Astrophysicists have leveraged AI to fine-tune estimates of the universe’s cosmological parameters with unmatched precision.
A recent study reveals that marmoset monkeys use unique calls to identify individual group members, shedding light on the roots of language and culture.
In a groundbreaking achievement, NASA has successfully deployed an 80 m2 solar sail into orbit, a concept first envisioned by Arthur C. Clarke 60 years ago.
Researchers uncover surprising ability of common food colorant to make mouse skin transparent, revealing internal organs. Intriguing experiment uses chicken breast to achieve similar effect at home.