A new study says that patients who are diabetic and suffer from non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD) are at an increased risk of developing diabetes-related chronic kidney disease (CKD).

Four out of five men in Swaziland, the nation with the world’s highest rate of HIV, would refuse to undertake a test for the AIDS virus, official figures showed on Friday.

Mind reading won’t be just an intuitive thing from now on, thanks to a computer model that can figure out what word you are thinking, just by scanning your brain.

A dozen US research teams were Thursday awarded grants totalling two million dollars (1.3 million euros) to probe how interactive games can make players

A new website, based on the public platform used by Wikipedia, would compile much of the world’s environmental information by housing it in the form of creative solutions.

A team of Japanese experts says that the time has come when researchers should start working on a virtual medical care system that might support nursing

A new study shows that video games improve the creativity in students and also play a role in corporate decision-making. The study was led by an Indian-origin media researcher at Penn State.

The Federation of American Scientists (FAS) has launched a game called ‘Immune Attack’ that teaches the facts of immunology and may prove useful for students who have opted for this subject.

Despite an extensive public information campaign only three in ten people living in the areas piloting the NHS Summary Care Record (SCR) have heard about

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