A commonly used asthma drug could double as an effective treatment for alcoholism, quelling cravings in addicts.

Artificial intelligence could be used to predict emotions in real time; the technology could be particularly useful for those who struggle to interpret facial expressions and other emotional cues.

Cows can be made resistant to tuberculosis using a technology that involves changing their DNA.

Researchers in Australia have uncovered the trigger for squamous cell carcinoma lung cancer, and hope to use the information to someday develop new treatments.

Researchers in Germany have created a cap that can interpret brain activity as language, allowing locked-in syndrome patients to communicate for the first time in years.

Scientists are trying to understand how this new antibiotic works so they can use it to kill drug-resistant bacteria.

New research has identified what may be the earliest sign of Alzheimer's disease, and has suggested a potential drug candidate for treating the condition.

Sharks have an impressive immune system that gives them the ability to heal super fast and better immunity to cancer; scientists around the world hope to reproduce these qualities in humans.

Stomach and esophageal cancers are often not detected until they are difficult to treat, but now doctors may be able to find them early by smelling your breath.

A team of international scientists has created the most effective HIV-neutralizing antibody ever, and believe it may serve as the basis to an HIV vaccine.

In a happy accident, researchers have created a really sensitive artificial skin.

New study reveals that, with the right algorithm, artificial intelligence can detect skin cancer as accurately as doctors.