The “51” in Cure51 references Photo 51, the famous X-ray diffraction image taken by Franklin and her PhD student, Raymond Gosling, which provided key evidence for the structure of DNA.

Use precise geolocation data and actively scan device characteristics for identification. This is done to store and access ...

Researchers at WashU Medicine have harnessed the internal circadian clock of the body to deliver medication for an ...

Food, then, became a convenient way to communicate the appearance of the body – in health and in sickness. This practice is known as eponymophilia and it continues today, particularly in pathology – ...

Police have uncovered chilling evidence in the brutal murder case of ex-merchant navy officer Saurabh Rajput in Meerut. Accused Muskan Rastogi and her lover Sahil Shukla's involvement reveals ...

Elon Musk-hating hackers have doxxed Tesla owners in the United States, releasing an interactive map showing their names, addresses ... Patel's home and uses a symbol of a Molotov cocktail ...

Dr. Michael Hocker will replace Dr. G. Nicholas Verne, a gastroenterologist and physician scientist who has served as UTHSC College of Medicine interim dean since Dr. Scott Strome resigned from his ...

On March 10, West Suburban announced Dr. Chidinma Osineme will become president of the hospital’s medical staff, leading 500 providers, starting next month. According to the West Suburban ...

India celebrates 17 national symbols representing its heritage, culture, and values. Key symbols include the Tiranga flag, the Ashoka Chakra emblem, the Jana Gana Mana anthem, and the Vande ...

Medics rushed him to Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in critical condition; he was later transferred to Lenox Hill Hospital. Officials did not immediately release his name or what company he was with.

Avanos Medical named David Pacitti as its next chief executive officer, effective April 14. The medical technology company will pay Pacitti a base salary around $1.1 million and he would be ...

For centuries, women faced seemingly insurmountable barriers to entering medicine and science, and were relegated to roles as caregivers rather than recognized as physicians and surgeons.