Back pain affects everyone at some point, yet myths frequently cloud understanding. Physical therapy, mindful movement, and proper ergonomi...

Huntington's disease findings were announced last month in a news release from uniQure, the company that sponsored the research.

Doctors have successfully slowed Huntington’s disease for the initial time with the deployment of gene therapy named AMT-130, administered ...

In an old video graphed lecture, Dr. Robert Lustig distinguishes between pleasure and happiness, highlighting how society often confuses th...

A new study from Oregon Health and Science University (OHSU) indicates that the ability to process numbers may be rooted in a deep brain re...

The Supreme Court has set up a 10-member National Task Force to develop a protocol to ensure doctors' safety, following the rape and murder...

The brain activity of people listening to Pink Floyd’s “Another Brick in the Wall” has been used to reconstruct the classic rock number, ac...

The tool — called the Cryosection Histopathology Assessment and Review Machine, or CHARM — studies images to quickly pick out the genetic p...

This breakthrough can avoid the need for invasive tests and enable early detection.

In India, nearly 60 lakh people have epilepsy.

There is at least a 50% reduction in frequency and intensity of pain, with surgical removal providing long-term relief.

There were several attempts at head transplants since 1954 but all were unsuccessful.

If it works, upper-limb amputees who use motorised prosthetic devices would be able to feel various sensations through the prosthetic, whic...

The law, passed by Parliament in 2010 and notified two years later, provides for registration of all health facilities, clinics and patholo...

"Epilepsy is a result of hundreds of brain cells producing abnormally high levels of electricity, which results in different manifestations.

Using EEG, the research team first translated the greetings "hola" and "ciao" into binary code and then emailed the results from India to F...

While the medical fraternity is shocked at the transaction, and also concerned about the quality of doctors emerging from such deals.