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Graphene Tattoo Could Help Maintain Healthy Heart Rhythm, New Study Finds

The graphene tattoo is a novel invention of nanotechnology that monitors vital health issues.

Scientists develop new gel that will possibly cure aggressive brain tumor.

Brain Cancer-Curing Gel Sees '100% Survival' In Mice, Offers New Hope For Humans

The gel was developed by combining an anti-cancer drug with an antibody in a solution.

The vaccine patch contains microneedles that dissolve into the skin.

Scientists Develop Wearable Skin Patch To Painlessly Deliver Drug Through Skin; How Does It Work?

The wearable patch will propel drug molecules into the skin using ultrasound waves.

Hair Go Grey With Age Due To 'Stuck' Stem Cells In Follicles, Study Says

"It is the loss of chameleon-like function in melanocyte stem cells that may be responsible for greying and loss of hair color," researchers say.

Another food recall due to possible salmonella contamination.

Memory T-Cells Are Key To Fighting Salmonella, Study Reveals How

A new study showed memory T cells can speed up the immune response against salmonella.

Try to quit smoking as the chemicals found in cigarettes are harmful to the body.

Researchers Develop AI-Powered App To Help Smokers Resist Tobacco Cravings

The app assists users in managing the triggers associated with the location to subdue their cigarette cravings.

A new study shows that curcumin, a substance found in the spice turmeric, could help improve the conditions of people with knee osteoarthritis.

Purified Curcumin Can Improve Probiotic Yogurt's Health Benefits: Researchers

Curcumin has anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory, and immune-boosting effects.

Kidneys are the first organs to exhibit drug toxicity in the body.

Scientists Build Artificial Kidney For Early Detection Of Drug Toxicity

When excessive drugs are administered, nephrons--the fundamental unit of kidneys--are the first to exhibit toxicity.

New study finds that spaceflight can change our brains.

'Fingerprints' In Brain Can Detect Early Warning Signs Of Alzheimer's Disease, Scientists Say

Researchers detected subtle differences in the way the brain functions in older people with preclinical Alzheimer's disease.

Researchers discovered that some eye movements could help people recall memory clearly because of its effects on the brain.

eyeAge: New AI Tech Tracks Aging Through Retinal Scans

The new technology offers a non-invasive and inexpensive method of tracking human aging and the prognosis of eye diseases.

Building up muscle using calculations can help bring you to your goal weight and physique more efficiently.

Scientists Develop Wearable Health Sensor To Track Muscle Loss

So far, doctors have relied on MRIs to measure the lapses, but it’s time-consuming as well as expensive.

Pinkeye is a condition where the conjunctiva becomes inflamed or infected, causing the eyes to appear reddish or pinkish.

Reversing Blindness: Scientists Restore Vision In Mice With Gene-Editing Technology

Using a versatile technology, they managed to reverse vision loss in mice.

The Worldbeing wristband helps track your carbon footprint.

'Life Changing': Innovative Wrist Device Alleviates Tourette’s Symptoms In People

“This device has the potential to dramatically improve the lives of those with Tourette syndrome, who often face challenges managing their tics, by providing increased control over their tics on demand,” Professor Stephen Jackson from the University of Nottingham said.