Author: Sanjh Vishwakarma

Students at Rice University have created a new medical device that will assist premature infants in developing nations receive oxygen

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On April 25, people around the world commemorate World Malaria Day. The parasite that causes malaria is carried to humans

According to scientists, the presence of over 200 previously unknown viral families in the intestines of infants likely plays an

The research of Yashar Zeighami at McGill University in Canada offers a novel method for characterizing brain disorders. The study,

Gene therapies can save or change lives, give hope, and justify years of scientific research. Clinical trials for unproven medicines

The huge detrimental impact of non-communicable diseases (NCDs) on public health systems in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is now on the

Losing a loved one and witnessing someone’s departure can be excruciatingly agonizing. But have you ever wondered what the deceased

Tinnitus is a condition that occurs when a person perceives sounds from within their bodies, rather than from an external

A pioneering donor heart method saved almost 200 people, including 15 children. The procedure, which restarts the organ in a