Most patients with the rare cancer neuroblastoma die within about five years – but one girl who received an experimental CAR-T treatment remains healthy 19 years later.

A twin study suggests that people with tattoos may face a higher risk of skin cancer and lymphoma than those without tattoos.

One of the most common ways to unwind is by listening to music. But does it actually work? Let’s take a look at what science says

The FDA has issued a statement suggesting that prenatal exposure to paracetamol may be associated with an increased risk of neurological conditions. However, physicians and researchers contend that the claim lacks a strong scientific basis and caution that it could ultimately do more harm than good.

Researchers have found that a defect in the processing of tRNAs may contribute to the development of cleft lip and cleft palate—two of the most common craniofacial malformations.

Medical Breakthrough: Researchers developed a personalized gene-editing therapy in just six months to correct a life-threatening genetic defect in a newborn with a rare and fatal disease.

In a groundbreaking treatment, insulin-producing cells sourced from a young woman’s own body were successfully implanted, effectively eliminating the need for daily injections.

Many factors can distort our perception of time. But how does the brain process its passage, and what are the physiological and psychological consequences of this perception?

In a recent study, researchers succeeded in improving the condition of mice with pulmonary fibrosis by transplanting stem cells into their lungs.

Dopamine is associated with Parkinson’s disease and schizophrenia, plays a critical role in learning and movement processes, and determines what brings us satisfaction and what we become addicted to. The brain’s multi-functional mediator.

Scientists have long known that genetic material from mitochondria, the intracellular organelles responsible for energy production, can integrate into the DNA within the cell nucleus. A new study reveals that this phenomenon also occurs in the brain, but seems unrelated to neurodegenerative diseases.

We all yawn, and the urge to yawn is highly contagious, yet science remains puzzled by this phenomenon

It’s one of the commonest forms of muscular dystrophy, but symptoms make it difficult to diagnose

Heightened physical arousal combined with calming messages from the brain can create a sense of pleasure and excitement.