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Study Says Humans May Live to Be 130 by the End of the Century
A recent study suggests that it may be possible for human beings to live to the age of 130 by the end of this century.
Researchers have studied the biological lives of over 3,800 Italian 'semi-super-centenarians,' or people who have...
Greece
Child With Unvaccinated Parents to Receive Transplant in Greece
A child from Cyprus who was refused a heart transplant in Germany because his parents are unvaccinated will have the procedure in Greece.
Due to be transported by air ambulance to Germany for the procedure, the three year old was...
Health
Scientists Regrow Legs in Frogs, Giving Hope to Humans
Scientists have grown legs in frogs through a new drug treatment that successfully regenerated the leg of a frog. The treatment is a landmark for regenerative medicine that may pave the way for human applications.
Scientists tested the cocktail of drugs...
Australia
Greek-Australian Man Needs Help in Battling Multiple Sclerosis
Greek-Australian man Dimitri Garbas, a father of two, has been battling multiple sclerosis since 2017. Fighting off crippling nerve pain and an array of other symptoms, he is now pinning his hopes on trying a new treatment that he...
Diaspora
Greek Scientist Creates COVID Breathalyzer in the U.S.
Ohio State University’s Wexner Medical Center announced the creation of a breathalyzer-like device that can be used to identify if a patient is positive for COVID-19.
This and other groundbreaking developments in COVID-19 testing methods could prove invaluable in our...
Medicine
Alzheimer’s Vaccine, Treatment Closer to Becoming Reality
Recent medical research suggests that a vaccine and treatment for the dreaded disease of Alzheimer's may not be far off.
The study, which involved research in mice, was conducted by researchers from the University of Leicester, the University Medical Center...
Medicine
Scientists Successfully Transplant Pig Kidney into Human
Scientists at NYU Langone in New York City have successfully transplanted a pig's kidney into a human body for the first time, according to reports on Wednesday.
Patients in need of organ transplants have long suffered on the excruciating waitlists...
Medicine
Health Advice on Daily Aspirin Therapy Changes Dramatically
After years of advising adults at a higher risk of heart disease to take aspirin daily as a preventative measure, health experts announced on Tuesday that their stance on the subject has shifted dramatically.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force...
Greek News
Greek City of Trikala Tests Drone Delivery of Medicines
The city of Trikala in the Thessaly region has become the first Greek city to complete a successful test of delivering medicinal drugs via an unmanned drone. The red drone, with four rotor blades, took off from the northwestern...
Diaspora
Greek Scientists Behind Breakthrough Leukemia Treatment
Two acclaimed Greek scientists are leading the research on a breakthrough drug to treat a rare type of leukemia.