Innovation Stories
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We're Getting Closer To An Alzheimer’s Blood Test
New research suggests that we are getting closer to creating a blood test for Alzheimer's disease. -
Tap Water Could Be A Major Tool Against Alzheimer's
New research suggests that high amounts of lithium in drinking water may reduce risk of developing dementia. -
Vitamin C May Play Role In Leukemia Prevention
New research indicates that not having enough vitamin C in your body may contribute to leukemia risk. -
Avocado Seed May Be The Most Useful Part
The avocado seed husk and wax contain many chemicals that could be useful in countless medical capacities. -
4 Key Facts About New Cancer Blood Test
A blood test that identifies cancer through DNA mutations has an up to 71 percent accuracy rate. -
Scientists Made Old Cells Young Again With Exciting New Technique
In a new study, researchers succeeded in turning back the clock on the cells of children with a genetic disease that accelerates their aging process. -
Scientists Deleted A Heart Disease Mutation From Embryos
Scientists have succeeded in editing out a harmful mutation from viable human embryos. -
Blood Test For Alzheimer’s May Be On Its Way
New research has identified biomarkers that may indicate the presence of Alzheimer's disease. -
HIV Antibody Treatment Holds Off Virus For More Than A Year
Results from an ongoing trial show that broadly neutralizing antibodies are keeping HIV infections at bay for longer periods of time. -
The Sunscreen That Lets You Stay On The Beach Longer, Without Burning
Researchers at Binghamton University have developed a DNA film that can act as a "sacrificial" layer on top of your skin. -
South African Girl Still Functionally Cured Of HIV
A young girl born HIV positive in South Africa continues to have low viral loads despite not taking any antiretroviral drugs. -
Young Gunshot Victim Gets A New Face
This May, doctors at the Cleveland Clinic conducted a complete face transplant on a 21-year-old gunshot victim.
