Teaching the body’s immune cells to recognize and fight cancer is one of the holy grails in medicine. Over the past two decades, researchers have developed new immunotherapy drugs that stimulate...

Covid can be caught from DEAD BODIES for up to 17 days, scientists warn Scientists from Japan found coronavirus in nose and lungs of human corpses Hamsters had traces of the virus post-mortem and spread...

It’s long been said that writing an angry letter—but not mailing it—is an effective way of venting without backlash. UC Riverside researchers say the converse—penning letters-never-sent expressing...

The prices that insurers negotiate for total joint replacement (TJR) procedures vary widely according to type of insurer and aren’t associated with conventional measures of health care quality,...

What MailOnline readers REALLY think about the nursing strikes: More than HALF say medics were wrong to walk out… do you agree with their comments? Survey of more than 17,000 readers found most...

We’ve gone wild for saunas, plunged ourselves into freezing cold water and now the latest alternative “eco-therapy” treatment has us sitting in salt caves. But is halotherapy really good for us?...

A new study reveals that the annual incidence of Parkinson's disease (PD) among older adults is 50% higher than current estimates of 60,000 diagnoses annually. The peer-reviewed study, which measured...

A new study by UCLA psychologists reveals that when VR is used to teach language, context and realism matter. The research is published in the journal npj Science of Learning. “The context in which...

A sweeping national survey of doctors, nurses and other healthcare providers reveals that nearly 60 percent believe it’s “dangerous” to provide telehealth to older adults due to patients’...

We humans, like other cognitive systems, are sensitive to our environment. We use sensory information to guide our behavior. To be in the world. We decide how to act based on the hedonic value we assign...