A team of scientists say they've developed a new, faster method to reprogram T cells, which normally target bacterial or fungal infections, into cancer fighters.
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A team of scientists say they've developed a new, faster method to reprogram T cells, which normally target bacterial or fungal infections, into cancer fighters.
A strain of bacterium carried by dogs -- Brucella canis -- could be widespread in humans, according to a report from Texas A&M University.
Being active, even a little, after quitting smoking helps reduce weight gain, researchers say.
If you feel younger than your years, the structure of your brain is different, a small new study finds.
The FDA is adding new warnings to fluoroquinolones, a class of powerful antibiotics that have been found to cause dangerous drops in blood sugar as memory problems and delirium.