The University of Alberta researchers tested blood samples taken from women when they had been diagnosed with breast cancer year’s previously. A simple blood test could predict if the most common form of breast cancer will come back after treatment, say scientists.

For the first time, women can buy cosmetics needed at the train station, night clubs and galleries.

Chris Taylor, 58, is the first person in the UK to be fitted with the“Michelangelo hand”.

Students of MIT Media Lab, Dhairya Dand has launched a stone into the glass to monitor the level of drinking and drinking too much warning.

Women with early stage breast cancer who undergo breast-conserving surgery do just as well, and perhaps better, in terms of survival, than those who have their breasts removed, a new study suggests.

Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (EPFL) has successfully invented the first electronic hand capable of giving the patient the feeling lifelike.

Members Institute of Ling Kwang in Singapore is very interesting exercise every morning with robot dog Eric.

Gelatins take on a semi-solid state when cool, and become a liquid when heated, right?

A Finnish medical study conducted in the Kuopio region of Finland, the Kuopio Ischaemic* Heart Disease Risk Factor (KIHD), was conducted by the University of Eastern Finland in Kuopio and reported in the European Journal of Public Health December of 2012. * (ischaemic - lacking blood)

Scientists say that a chemical found in tomato peel can reduce the risk of stroke and slow the advance of cancer.