A Moment of Science
During World War 1 soldiers' maggot-infested wounds almost never became infected. What was going on?
Ancient tattoos may have had more than just a decorative function.
Scientists claim they may have found a new way to fight antibiotic-resistant superbugs...with a little help from frogs!
A spoonful of sugar may not be what the doctor ordered, but a spoonful of medicine can lead to a dangerous overdose!
Who would think that researchers would find ingredients for modern medicine buried in the ice?
Scientists hope a new cancer fighting method will reduce side effects of radiotherapy.
While we all know that a kiss and a Band-Aid could usually cure our tears, it didn't really make our injuries go away. But what if it could?
Rudeness in the work environment is shown to increase mistakes. In a medical setting this could be particularly dangerous.
Need a way to make something large and expansive, small and compact for its journey to its final destination? Scientists are looking to origami to do just that.
Does having Mermaid hair, which means laying down in a pool and letting your hair float, have benefits for cancer patients? Listen to learn more.
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