New research by University of Warwick researcher Nick Powdthavee reveals that a married man or woman is significantly more satisfied with their life when their partner is satisfied with life. But he has also found almost no evidence of the

Every day, the human body manufactures and destroys about 100 billion neutrophils- the most common type of white blood cell and one of the most highly-produced cells. But how does the body keep the number of neutrophils produced constant in

A prostate cancer vaccine that trains a patient's own dendritic cells to attack a protein antigen expressed by tumors can robustly boost a patient's immune system and clinically reduce the level of tumor cells in the body, according to the

Use of the anticonvulsant drug valproate during pregnancy may pose a significantly great risk of birth defects than does use of other antiseizure medications. In the March 22 issue of Neurology, researchers from the North American AED (Antiepileptic Drug) Pregnancy

There is need to go back to the drawing board following failure of Aids vaccines worldwide, scientists conceded yesterday.

The Seles inhabitants of Kwanza-Sul province, benefited this Monday, of two helath units, a project carried out by the Italian Non Governmental Organisation "Alisei".