Yes, say scientists who see need for gender-specific drug treatments
A fossil 78 million years old confirms plesiosaurs gave birth to live young rather than laying eggs
Could one day be used instead of wires, electrodes for testing, inventor says
White matter increases, but not at the same rate as human infants, study finds
New approach to pleural infection reduces fever, drains fluid better than standard treatment, study finds
Success against chronic lymphocytic leukemia hints at possible use on other tumors, experts say
Goal is to one day use patient's own cells to build implant for those with incontinence, scientists say
Canine blood tests can indicate high-risk areas for people, CDC researchers say
On tilting trains, changing timing and speed of tilt can improve passenger comfort, researchers say
Research in canines may lead to tests that can predict aggressiveness of disease in humans
Researchers say biological joints now in development could supplant today's artificial ones
Studies show that collected kidney cells can be reprogrammed to grow into any type of kidney cell
But experts say test has got a long way to go before commercial use
Lebrikizumab targets receptor involved in respiratory condition a different way, experts say
Findings could lead to more effective treatments, study authors suggest
Scientists identify heat-seeking molecules
Results could help with biopsy decisions, researchers say
Made of cells and collagen, these implants might someday help humans with tough to treat back pain
Researchers hope the discovery will aid understanding of human brain development
Rats given the vaccine were less likely to push levers to obtain more drug, study finds
Hope is that cancer therapies might one day prove useful
Scientists caution against use of certain antibiotics in the treatment of this infection
But the researchers and other experts urge more research on possible link
Area of brain that weakens may be fired up again with treatment, researchers say
Researchers probing the power of these foods track neural changes in scans
Protected against recurrence twice as long as cranberry extract pill, researchers say
Eliquis does not reduce heart attacks, stroke or death in high-risk patients, researchers find
Understanding how they thwart pain, resist infection may advance field of wound treatment, researcher says
Trails found in Tanzania suggest fully upright walking began nearly 4 million years ago
People who look at things in a self-centered way less likely to reason wisely, research suggests
Rare cases where a patient has both conditions yield up crucial information
Proponents see it as valuable medical tool, but others aren't sure it will help the individual all that much
Certain patients with mild to moderate symptoms may benefit from treatment, study finds
Findings could help in the advancement of stem cell therapy, scientists suggest
When infected partner got meds soon after diagnosis, spread to uninfected partner fell by 96%, study found
But there's no proof of cause-and-effect, experts say, calling for more research
Study found they use that to their advantage when begging for food
Novel technology may lead to protection against deadly meningococcus B, they say
Infection that killed U.S. research monkeys sickened scientist and family member, study says
Researchers find 'soldiers' of immune system keep AIDS virus from getting inside cells
Researchers identified one specific gene that could provide clues on how to fight the disease
Historic bear lived in vicinity of present-day Ireland up to 50,000 years ago, scientists say
Women, the elderly and blacks not well represented in research, investigators say
SEER registry lacked records of radiation after surgery in 1 in 5 cases in two cities studied
Better response, progression-free survival time seen with Tarceva in trial patients
While the tests can save lives, they're not for everyone, experts say
Earlier treatment improves survival chances, experts say
Many tumors share similar mutated DNA, some of which might respond to available drugs, experts say
Early trial with cells in lab shows promise, but much research remains to be done
Virus can weaken blood-brain barrier and infect cells that normally support brain, study finds