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Researchers at Penn State's College of Medicine have shown that a new antidote for the treatment of antifreeze poisoning is safer and more effective than the current method of treatment.
A common surfactant and detergent found in many shampoos and toothpastes is the first topical microbicidal agent shown to kill animal and human papillomavirus
New research from Penn State's College of Medicine shows that even one night of disrupted or missed sleep by a healthy person can drastically alter a person's chemical balance and cause daytime sleepiness and fatigue.
For the first time physicians today implanted a new kind of heart-assist device to help a seriously ill patient survive.
Physicians at The Milton S. Hershey Medical Center are now enrolling patients in a clinical trial to test a new drug to fight pancreatic cancer.
For the first time physicians today implanted a new kind of heart-assist device to help a seriously ill patient survive.
Researchers at Penn State's College of Medicine have identified a new gene that may help cancer patients.
Science (12/17/99) hailed research on stem cells as the scientific breakthrough of the year.
For people who suffer with diabetes and must prick their fingers several times a day for a blood sample to measure their glucose levels, there may be a new and painless way to take such a measurement using ultrasound (Nature Medicine, 3-00).
The effectiveness of pamidronate as a palliative treatment for women with metastatic breast cancer to the skeleton is documented in the March 2000 Cancer.
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