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For years, scientists have searched for a silver bullet to treat multidrug-resistant superbugs. Now they may have found the solution in another precious metal: gold....Read More

People exposed to air pollution at higher levels before the COVID-19 pandemic experienced lower antibody responses from vaccines, making them more vulnerable, according to a new study....Read More

A new paper by British researchers found that cocaine abuse in the nasal area often can be mistaken as a non-threatening nasal disease, resulting in patients receiving potentially dangerous treatments....Read More

A new World Health Organization report says one in six people worldwide experience infertility at some point in their lifetime, as the organization highlighted the need for affordable, quality fertility care....Read More

Researchers in Germany said a trial of COVID-19 vaccination administered through the nose has shown great promise in animal testing and is now preparing for Phase I clinical trials in humans....Read More

A team of U.S. researchers said Friday that a study of the immune system for those rare individuals that reach 100 years or more are remarkably resilient to disease....Read More

Suicides and substance abuse with illicit drugs have sent overdose mortality among people 65 years old and above skyrocketing — quadrupling over the past two decades, according to researchers from UCLA....Read More

A researcher at Washington State University has developed a diagnostic finger-prick test that can detect a common sexually transmitted infection trich....Read More

Development of a “smart bandage” not only can deliver medication to wounds, but also monitor the progress of healing and even create off a low-level electrical field to promote tissue repair, researchers said Friday....Read More

Researchers found in a new study that males born to mothers with COVID-19 infections during pregnancy were more likely to receive a neurodevelopment diagnosis such as autism spectrum disorder in the first year....Read More