Revolutionary Skin Patch Could Replace Needles For Drug Delivery
Scientists at the University of Bath develop microneedle patch for painless and controlled drug administration.
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Robotic Co-workers May Encourage Laziness, Study Finds
Teamwork with robots can lead to social loafing and decreased motivation, according to German researchers.
Breast Cancer Survivor Credits Cuddle With Children For Saving Her Life
Julie Kerridge shares her inspiring journey during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Lack Of Awareness: Most Adults Struggle To Recognize Cancer Symptoms In Children, Study Finds
Study reveals low public awareness of cancer symptoms in children, hindering early diagnosis and treatment
Tonsil Removal In Childhood Increases Risk Of Severe Arthritis, Study Finds
New research suggests that people who had their tonsils removed as children have a 30% higher risk of developing severe arthritis later in life.
Man In Coma After Falling 100ft Down Broken Escalator
Family seeks answers as security guards allegedly fail to assist
Americans Delay Doctor Visits Until ‘Extremely Wrong’ Symptoms, Survey Finds
64% of Americans take a reactive approach to healthcare, with men more likely to delay seeking medical attention
European Researchers Identify Potential Link Between Gut Microbiome And Colorectal Lesions
Gut bacteria's role in predicting colon cancer onset revealed in groundbreaking study
Virtual Reality Eases Parental Anxiety During Child Surgeries
Virtual reality reduces anxiety for parents during their children's surgeries, offering a cost-effective solution for hospitals.