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Innovating care in a tough-to-treat indicationIn its presentation on Wednesday, the company will unveil data showing whether or not solanezumab can halt Alzheimer’s disease progression in patients suffering from a mild form of the disease. Eric Siemers, medical director for...

The results showed that 1 out of 5 teenage girls have used the morning after pill, which is vastly more frequent than the 1 in 12 that was reported a decades ago.

The Live Action videos have caused a small flurry of reaction over the years. But the charges went nowhere.

Cases of leprosy, a long-lasting infection caused by bacteria, are up in Florida-and experts are saying armadillos are to blame.

If there are no major advancements in the treatment or prevention of Alzheimer’s in the near future, more severe forms of the disease will develop.

What would seem impossible as per biology, a hospital conveniently penned it, a letter declaring a 99-year-old woman’s pregnancy.

New findings from University of California, Berkeley researchers suggests poor sleep may increase people’s risk of the disease.

The new section offers tips on dealing with online abuse, a part of Twitter‘s ongoing efforts to double down on trolls, stalkers, and other forms of online harassment.

This will be the first time the USA women have played in Alabama in over seven years since they beat Australia at Legion Field in 2008.

“This study shows women have more amyloid in their brain than men, in general, and especially once the women are in the late stages where they’re having dementia”.

Dry age-related macular degeneration is a condition that robs sight from the center of a person’s vision as the macular tissue within the eye deteriorate. Picture by Peter Byrne/ PA Wire.

“We always wanted to get involved with charity”, Manning said of her and her husband, Patrick.

They examined brain tissue imaging which included analysis of the gray matter of the total brain, and the temporal lobe, frontal lobe, and hippocampus.

Whatever the cause, the record remission has revived hope for a “functional” HIV cure, where the virus stays at a low level without continuing treatment. The study, which began in 2005, originally recruited 1,763 heterosexual couples from ten different countries,...

The research was led by Professor Demosthenes Panagiotakos of the Harokopio University in Athens, Greece. A 2012 study found that people who drank four or more cups of coffee per day were fifty percent less likely to develop diabetes, and the risk decreased by almost seven...