Robots May Be the Key to Solving Japan’s Population Problem
Are robots capable of solving the population problem in Japan? The situation in this country is the opposite of many other Asian nations.
Category: Medical
CRISPR and Other Kinds of Gene Editing
One in three women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime, and family history means that a woman’s likelihood of having the disease
Innovations in Diabetes
Diabetes is a serious illness that affects over one million Americans each year, and it is characterized by high blood sugar levels. Whether a person
Diabetes numbers have skyrocketed
For a disease that can often be avoided through lifestyle changes, it’s a wonder that diabetes cases have quadrupled in less than four decades with
The last profitable ObamaCare co-op starts losing money, suspends enrollments
Last year, Maine’s Community Health Options made a profit from their Affordable Care Act’s public insurance exchange. They were notable because they were the only
French get genetically modified ‘jellyfish lamb’ meat served to them
Lamb is a popular dish around the world and France is no stranger to the meat. However, they probably weren’t anticipating that the lamb they
Egg-rationing starts as avian flu spreads across America and the world
Egg-laying hens have been the most heavily affected by the intense spread of the avian flu that has affected nearly 50 million chickens and turkeys
Chinese scientists draw a very big step closer to human genetic manipulation
Just when you thought that the worst that scientists could do in genetics was make GMO-laden vegetables or two-headed snakes, a team in China has
New drug extends the lives of breast cancer patients by 16 months
A new drug that was developed by Roche has been found to extend the lives of patients with an aggressive form of breast cancer by
Toxic mine spill in Mexico has contaminated the Sonora River basin
Mexican authorities in the northern state of Sonora have issued a new alert of a toxic spill in the Sonora River basin from a copper