Common Knee Surgery May Boost Arthritis Risk, Study Suggests
2014-12-03
Repairing tears in meniscus cartilage made joint trouble more likely than physical therapy didContinue Reading
Breast Cancer Vaccine Shows Promise in Early Trial
2014-12-02
Injection boosted immune response, seemed to slow spread in those with advanced diseaseContinue Reading
Richard III Likely Had Blond Hair, Blue Eyes, Study Shows
2014-12-02
DNA from recently discovered remains is giving historians details on the long-dead kingContinue Reading
Humans’ Taste for Booze May Go Back Millions of Years
2014-12-02
Homo sapiens’ ape ancestors long ago developed ability to eat fermented fruit, study suggestsContinue Reading
The Salk Polio Vaccine: ‘Greatest Public Health Experiment in History’
2014-12-02
Almost 2 million American kids stuck out their arms for an unheard-of test as Jonas Salk set out to prove his vaccine workedContinue Reading
A Lasting Legacy of Science
2014-12-02
Salk trial set the stage for U.S. government oversight of drug manufacturing — and testingContinue Reading
The Salk Polio Vaccine: A Medical Miracle Turns 60
2014-12-01
The crippling disease was the scourge of the early 20th century, until Dr. Jonas Salk created a life-saving shieldContinue Reading
Some People May Be Pre-Wired to Be Bilingual
2014-11-26
Learning of second language also seems to boost brain, study saysContinue Reading
Too Few Americans Undergo Dementia Screening
2014-11-26
More than half of people with the condition never had a thinking/memory test, study foundContinue Reading
Some People May Be Pre-Wired to Be Bilingual
2014-11-26
Learning of second language also seems to boost brain, study saysContinue Reading