'Mumia': The strange history of human remains … as medicine
In their search for better ways of curing the human body, healers throughout history have tried some bizarre and, by modern standards, often disturbing...
Will the COVID-19 pandemic and Black Lives Matter change science and...
Winston Morgan, Ph.D., is a reader in toxicology and clinical biochemistry at the University of East London, in the United Kingdom. In this opinion...
Antibodies fight off the new coronavirus, but what do T cells...
Our immune systems are primed to fight off viruses. As evidence about how our bodies react to SARS-CoV-2 emerges, we look at how different...
COVID-19: How a new blood test could help speed up vaccine...
In an interview with Medical News Today, James Hindley, Ph.D., from Indoor Biotechnologies explains how his company is developing a new T cell test...
COVID-19 live updates: Total number of cases passes 29.2 million
Share on PinterestA commuter wears a face mask while riding the subway train in New York City.Image credit: Scott Heins/Getty Images.The coronavirus outbreak began...
‘What were you thinking?!’ Vogue Williams mercilessly mocks Spencer Matthews after...
Spencer Matthews has revealed he asked Lewis Capaldi to perform at his wedding to Vogue Williams - but got snubbed. The couple wed in an intimate...
Revealed: The 17 local authorities where coronavirus cases are NOT rising...
Coronavirus cases are rising in all but 17 areas of England, official data shows, after the same figures last month showed that the number of...
‘I’m very excited to do it again’: Ewan McGregor admits he...
Ewan McGregor admits he can't wait to reprise his role as Star Wars icon Obi Wan Kenobi, some 15-years after retiring his legendary lightsaber. The...
US STILL faces shortages of N95 masks for health care workers...
US hospitals are still facing shortages of N95 face masks needed to protect frontline workers from coronavirus as manufacturers run out of materials needed...
Pregnancy ‘delays onset of multiple sclerosis by more than THREE YEARS’:...
Pregnancy may delay the onset of multiple sclerosis (MS) by more than three years, scientists have found. A study of 3,600 women found women who...
