Medical research
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Patients with multiple sclerosis, severe epilepsy, or undergoing chemotherapy could be given drug despite safety fears
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A new technique involving coloured lights may, sadly, not be the breakthrough sufferers of the condition are looking for
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Designed to be a reversible and less invasive form of vasectomy, Vasalgel has been found to work reliably in primates
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Using a device which detects patterns in brain activity, patients paralysed by ALS can answer ‘yes’ or ‘no’ – and tell doctors they are ‘happy’ with life
Cancer drug prices must come down, say leading research institutes