Drug resistant tuberculosis found across the world
LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists have found alarming levels of the lung disease tuberculosis in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America that are resistant to up to four powerful antibiotic drugs....
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Drug resistant tuberculosis found across the world
LONDON (Reuters) - Scientists have found alarming levels of the lung disease tuberculosis in Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America that are resistant to up to four powerful antibiotic drugs....
Father’s age seen as crucial to baby’s disease risk
LONDON (Reuters) - A father's age, not a mother's, when a baby is conceived is the single largest factor in the risk of passing on new gene mutations to children...
Father’s age seen as crucial to baby’s disease risk
LONDON (Reuters) - A father's age, not a mother's, when a baby is conceived is the single largest factor in the risk of passing on new gene mutations to children...
Infections among homeless could fuel wider epidemics: study
LONDON (Reuters) - Homeless people across the world have dramatically higher rates of infection with tuberculosis (TB), HIV and hepatitis C and could fuel community epidemics that cost governments dear,...
“Alarming” smoking habits found in poorer countries
LONDON (Reuters) - Two fifths of men in developing countries still smoke or use tobacco, and women are increasingly starting to smoke at younger ages, according to a new international...
Biology gives American psychopaths a legal break
LONDON (Reuters) - Criminal psychopaths in the United States whose lawyers provide biological evidence for their brain condition are more likely to be sentenced to shorter jail terms than those...
Biology gives American psychopaths a legal break
LONDON (Reuters) - Criminal psychopaths in the United States whose lawyers provide biological evidence for their brain condition are more likely to be sentenced to shorter jail terms than those...
“Alarming” smoking habits found in poorer countries
LONDON (Reuters) - Two fifths of men in developing countries still smoke or use tobacco, and women are increasingly starting to smoke at younger ages, according to a new international...
Study links UK recession to 1,000 suicides
LONDON (Reuters) - A painful British economic recession and rising unemployment may have driven more than 1,000 people in England to commit suicide, according to a scientific study published on...