Month: November 2018

The World Health Organization (WHO) considers Pseudomonas aeruginosa a germ requiring urgent action to prevent and control its spread. The

It may not be possible to bring the Ebola outbreak in Congo under control and the deadly disease may become

A study led by Dr Emma Sweeney and Adjunct Associate Professor Christine Knox, from QUT’s Institute of Health and Biomedical

Human leukocyte antigen (HLA) molecules are a group of proteins that help the immune system identify foreign invaders such as

The job of hemoglobin in our body seems to be quite simple: It transports oxygen molecules through our bloodstream. But

More than 2 million Americans have hepatitis C — and the opioid epidemic is a major contributor to the problem,

Young men who are overly preoccupied with building muscle have a significantly higher risk of depression, weekend binge drinking, and

An enzyme known to help our liver get rid of ammonia also appears to be good at protecting our retina,

Cases of a polio-like condition that mainly affects children continue to rise this year in the United States, health officials

Quantitative three-dimensional analysis of bone wear patterns can provide insight into the manufacture and use of early human tools, according