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Boosting levels of neurotransmitter in the brain by use of a drug may reverse cognitive abnormalities that characterize Down Syndrome.

Using a mouse animal model, French researchers reveals the unexpected involvement of a particular class of immune cells in the development of Parkinson's disease.

Progeria is a rare genetic disease wherein the symptoms of old begin in the early childhood. To date, there is no known cure for progeria.

Biomedical investigations still has predominant use of animal models, despite the availability of non-animal methods. The most commonly used animal model is the mouse.

RNA technology was used to silence herpes and host genes to protect for a week in mice.

New research has cast more doubt over pre-implantation genetic diagnosis after it was discovered that mice suffer neurological damage when born after the technique.

American researchers have developed an immunotherapy to attack glioblastoma multiforme brain tumor in mice by activating a specific type of immune cells

According to recent research, we need two apples a day to keep the Doctor away, but where is the science behind this health claim?

The cause of Alzheimer's is largely unknown and this disease ravages millions of families every year. Some diet treatments have been found to help minimize its effect.

Curcumin, found in the spice turmeric, is a potent anti-inflammatory agent that reduces physical exhaustion in mice with experimental CFS.

Drinking Green Tea may be an easy way to prevent prostate cancer. Multiple studies have shown promising results.

On September 17-20, 2008 Montreal hosted the World Congress on Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Presentations included 4 encouraging reports on low dose naltrexone (LDN).

Scientists have speculated that memories leave traces in the form of biologically altered brain cells. Recent research provides support for the idea of a memory trace.

Turmeric has long been known by Chinese and Indian healers for its curative properties. Canadian researchers have shown how it can prevent or reverse cardiac problems.

While research links ab fat to a signaling system in tissue related to disease, excess fat in the liver may be the primary culprit behind many metabolic issues.

A new drug may be effective in fighting bone cancers; however, it needs more study, and eventually, approval from the FDA.

Genetically altered food research in this area is ground breaking and has the potential to prevent diseases and disorders.