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01 Jun 2015
Diabetes is the fastest growing metabolic disease in the world. A new study has shown that traditional Aboriginal and Indian plant extracts could be... +more
24 May 2015
A protein in the blood of young mice that seemed to rejuvenate older animals may do the opposite. The hunt for the fountain of youth is back to... +more
18 May 2015
Researchers at the University of Liverpool's Institute of Infection and Global Health have discovered a key cause of life threatening heart... +more
11 May 2015
In solving a 20-year mystery about the role of a protein associated with mucus production, researchers provide new insights that may lead to new... +more
05 May 2015
In wake of paper describing genetic modification of human embryos, scientists disagree about ethics. In a world first, Chinese scientists have... +more
02 May 2015
People with lower back problems are more likely to have a spine similar in shape to the chimpanzee, our closest ape ancestor.   A lesion which... +more
25 Mar 2015
Researchers have found that male mice trill startlingly intricate songs to beguile female mice—in much the same way as birds do.    It’s... +more
26 Feb 2015
Most vaccines work by inducing an immune response characterized by neutralizing antibodies against the respective pathogen. An effective HIV vaccine... +more
26 Jan 2015
References to Leprosy date from 4000 BC in ancient Egypt with numerous references to the disease in the Bible. In the fourth century, the disease... +more
26 Dec 2014
In the light of a new survey asking scientists about their experiences and emotions working with laboratory mice, UAR Policy and Communications... +more

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