Guneet Bhatia

The creator hopes to help reduce the stigma associated with sexually transmitted infections such as HPV, HIV and herpes.

Statins lower the level of aggression in men and increase it in women, according to new research.

Massaging the umbilical cord of preterm babies born via C-section can help improve their blood pressure and red blood cell count.

Researchers have cracked the gene code that lets poppy plants make morphine.

Three British teens are developing a prophylactic that would change color upon contact with an infection.

Parkinson's disease can increase the risk of developing 16 types of cancer, including lung, urinary tract and brain cancers, as well as leukemia and melanoma.

Researchers say that wearing high heels can cause a nerve disease known as Morton's Neuroma.

The phenomenon could be linked to warm Pacific Ocean currents, officials said.

Researchers at the Scripps Research Institute have developed a drug that can help treat osteoporosis.

A parasite in cat feces can make people mentally unwell, claims a research report.

A British research team claims to have developed aircraft wings that can auto-fix during flight.

Women are more concerned about their weight when they are ovulating, recent research states.

In the U.S., young people "are using the Internet to take care of themselves and others around them," a researcher said.

Differences in gene variants may influence how people react to humor and other emotional situations, researchers say.

"Instead of focusing on supplements, we should be taking a more holistic approach,” the lead author said.

British researchers find that nearly 60 percent of patients drink less than one glass of water per day.

"Our everyday choices, like what we eat and how active we are, affect our risk of cancer," a lead researcher said.

A team of researchers has discovered an adhesive that can help detect bedsores even before they surface.

A research study has found that an ingredient in commonly available moisturizers can help improve success rates of in vitro fertilization treatments.

After the creature is hurt by a boat propeller, a Turkish company designs prostheses to help it resume eating normally.

Scientists in Britain also have identified a type of protein, called PDGFR alpha, on the surface of stem cells that possess heart-repairing properties.

A newly invented plastic dish might help people stop overeating.

Kids with asthma would benefit from a test for peanut sensitivity, especially when wheezing and coughing are difficult to control.

Men with higher levels of the hormone are at two-and-a-half times greater risk of developing the disease, research reveals.

Researchers use X-rays to determine why candy sometimes gets a "spoiled" appearance.

Cells developed in a lab can expand and contract, depending on the magnitude of voltage passed through them.

Two hatchlings are expected to be the first of many this season at the Edinburgh Zoo.