Author: Robert Ray

National Institutes of Health is going to share the results of genetic testing and analysis to the nearly 200,000 Americans. Who trusted and shared their medical records of DNA and detailed behavioral surveys to the federal scientists. Till date, none of the study conducted by any government organization has declared the genetic data to the […]

According to the latest studies, cancer is surpassing cardiovascular disease as the major cause for death among the middle-aged people. In the new research published in a journal, The Lancet has found that death from cancer is more common in the current time than in cardiovascular diseases. The study has analysed the cause of death […]

Researchers have been keenly studying about human brains. This led them to create “mini brains”, clusters of brain cells each about the size of a pea. The team reported that they have noticed human like brainwaves from these organoid. This study led by biologist Alysson Muotri and researchers from the University of California San Diego is […]

According to the new findings, crystals become gallstone in gallbladder because of immune cells. This discovery was made while Martin Hermann and his colleagues at Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nurnberg in Germany was studying small stone in the bile of people undergoing treatment for gallstones. Gallstones could be as small as a grain of sand or as […]

Two cases of West Nile virus have been reported in the county of Los Angeles. Public health officials say that these are the first two cases this year. West Nile is transmitted to human beings through mosquito bites. “We are glad to hear that these two people are recovering from their West Nile fever infections […]

The brains of hundreds of patients with high blood pressure were scanned using MRIs for study, by researchers at the U.S. National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS). The results showed that people with control of their blood pressure have a slow accumulation of white matter lesions, mental decline, and dementia than people who […]