Health

First-of-its-kind pig kidney transplant is a success
A woman with heart and kidney failure is now the second person in the world to undergo a gene-edited pig kidney transplant.
Milk could overcome one of the biggest hurdles to RNA therapies
RNA therapies typically break down if administered orally, but particles found in cows’ milk could provide perfect protection.
New study challenges long-held assumption about cancer
Genetic mutations may not be necessary for cancer to develop, challenging a long-held assumption about the disease.
Disinfecting drones to spray stadium after NFL games
Common mouth microbe appears to trigger cancer metastasis
15-minute blood test reveals the severity of traumatic brain injury
A new molecule may take the edge off vaccines — and make them perform better
Coronavirus nasal spray vaccine nears human trials
Yale study: asthma and allergies may actually protect children from severe COVID-19
Super bright X-ray lets doctors see the atoms inside viruses
Symptoms of Parkinson's are the only way to diagnose it. But not for long.
U.S. troops test wearables for early detection of COVID-19
Dogs that can smell coronavirus screen travelers at airport