United Kingdom 01/02/2019 Couples wanted for male contraceptive gel medical trial Researchers in the UK hope the hormonal-based treatment for men could become an alternative contraceptive method for couples.
Smart Regions 24/01/2019 This pocket-sized device can diagnose infections in 4 minutes A revolutionary new device could transform diagnosing infections
Good Morning Europe 15/01/2019 New cancer risk assessment method could be a game changer How likely are you to develop breast cancer? It's a question scientists may now be able to answer much more accurately, thanks to a new method developed by Cancer Research UK.
futuris 14/01/2019 European researchers tackle cancer with Biobanks European researchers tackle cancer with Biobanks
Good Morning Europe 26/11/2018 Augmented Reality to Change Surgery Techniques Mounting an augmented reality device to a surgeon’s head - pioneering new research promises to save thousands of lives by merging classic techniques with modern technology.
futuris 19/11/2018 How to improve the early diagnostics of ophthalmic diseases? How can the latest optical technology improve the early diagnostics of eye and also some neurodegenerative diseases?
United Kingdom 12/10/2018 Malaria-carrying mosquitoes could be killed off by gene editing A laboratory at Imperial College London has wiped out a population of malaria-carrying mosquitoes using gene editing. The lab spread a genetic modification that blocks female reproduction through a caged population
USA 25/09/2018 WATCH: Spinal implants allow paralysed patients to walk Paralysed patients walk again thanks to a specialized program of therapy and a pain stimulator implanted in their spines
world news 14/09/2018 Studies into roller coasters as medicine, voodoo and cannibalism win IG Nobel Prizes The awards — a parody of the revered Nobel prizes — are handed out to scientific research that makes people laugh and think.
United Kingdom 29/08/2018 Smoking and drinking damage teenagers' arteries by age of 17: study The research found that teenagers who had smoked more than 100 cigarettes or tended to binge drink had stiffer arteries than those who did not.
Netherlands 25/07/2018 Viagra trial for pregnant Dutch women shut down after 11 babies die The trial was immediately shut down when early results showed that sildenafil “may be detrimental to the baby after birth" as 11 died from lung conditions.
futuris 25/06/2018 Exoskeletons help patients regain mobility Can an exoskeleton help in the rehabilitation of patients who have suffered strokes?
Inspire Middle East 09/05/2018 Human enhancement and UAE’s Mars mission: the Future Forum's hot topics Microscopic vision, brain implants and the importance of the 2020 Emirati mission to Mars were highlights at the Future Forum in Abu Dhabi
world news 28/03/2018 New organ could help understand spread of cancer Researchers from New York University's School of Medicine are calling it the "interstitium" and it's found just below the skin's surface, surrounding arteries and veins
space 22/03/2018 How astronaut health studies help us Earthlings If you have a bad back, you have something in common with the average astronaut. We investigate medical research in space and what it means for us on the ground in this episode of Space.
futuris 12/03/2018 Finding new cures for Osteoarthritis Researchers working together in Utrecht and London are making life-changing leaps
United Kingdom 16/02/2018 Alzheimer's protein 'could be transferred by surgical tools' Examination of old cases shows a protein present in Alzheimer's and stroke patients can be transferred during neurosurgery.
world news 19/01/2018 New blood test could be game-changer in fight against cancer, say researchers CancerSEEK simultaneously looks for the presence of ovary, liver, stomach, pancreas, oesophagus, bowel, lung and breast cancer.
Denmark 10/01/2018 New study finds link between popular painkiller ibuprofen and male fertility A study by Danish and French doctors found that taking the popular painkiller regularly for long periods could cause complications with male hormones in the testicles as well as other medical problems.
world news 17/12/2017 If you want your baby to recognise you, stand to their left According to a new study, babies are better able to recognise faces presented to their left
