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The New Zealand Royal Honours system provides a way for New Zealand to thank and congratulate people who have served their communities and to recognise people’s achievements.

Science News: NEW DELHI: In a groundbreaking medical achievement, Chinese scientists have successfully cured a patient's diabetes using an innovative cell therapy.

A team of Chinese scientists has successfully cured a patient's diabetes using cell therapy, marking a global first.

Pfizer Inc. today announced that Andrew Baum, M.D., will join the company as Chief Strategy and Innovation Officer, Executive Vice President. Dr. Baum will be a member of Pfizer’s Executive...

The Pernkopf atlas was once prized by surgeons, until they learned whose bodies were used as the models for its illustrations. Now a new problematic atlas has emerged, and this one includes biographical details about the victims

When Francisca Darkoh applied for yet another bursary to support her postgraduate studies in physiological sciences at Stellenbosch University (SU) last year, she had no idea that the Mandela Rhodes Scholarship, administered by the Mandela Rhodes Fou

A fat-derived protein known for its effects on the liver and skeletal muscle might also serve as an energy-conserving signal to the brain during periods of starvation, suggests a new study.

<p>The structure and functions of the tip of migrating neurons remain elusive. Here, a research group led by Kazunobu Sawamoto, Professor at Nagoya City University and National Institute for Physiological Sciences, and by Chikako Nakajima and Masato Sawada, staff scientists in his laboratory, has elucidated that the PTPσ-expressing growth cone senses the extracellular matrix and drives neuronal migration in the injured brain, leading to functional recovery.</p>

Dr Nicola Roberts on health professionals' exposure to second-hand tobacco smoke.

If you’re wondering what the GOLO diet is, it is a weight loss plan that provides meal plans and requires a plant & mineral supplement 2024.