Limiting warming to a half degree Celsius from now means the world can keep 'a semblance' of the ecosystems we have, a UN report has said
Sushruta pioneered the documentation of a way to reconstruct noses, but plastic surgery had nothing to do with Ganesha
Researchers say their studies have shown curd bacteria can reduce cholesterol levels in petri dishes
Forty years since the birth of the first official test tube baby, Rosa Silverman asks whether gene editing could soon become a reality
MRI scans of the carotid arteries provide a reliable assessment of the risk of cardiovascular events, says a US study
17 died, 39 had got cured and 10 still under treatment
Successful correction of genetic problems in mice before birth raises hopes of similarly correcting genetic disorders in humans
James P. Allison and Tasuku Honjo won the Medicine Nobel for it, but it was William Coley who first used immunotherapy
