Blood
Nature's antibiotic or bleeding hazard: What garlic lovers must know
Garlic is considered one of the healthiest and most thoroughly researched foods in the kitchen, but in large amounts or as a concentrated supplement, it may affect blood clotting.
Blood test found to detect lung cancer with nearly 93% accuracy for average cost of $60 - study
Stop crying over Noa Kirel’s bloody video, it’s time to let her grow up - comment
A doctor explains: What really happens to the body after donating blood?
Dracula inspiration Vlad the Impaler cried tears of blood - study
Proteins found on letters written by Vlad indicate that he had hemolacria which causes blood to be present in tears.
Doctor's warning: Breakfast habits caused weight gain
Professor Tim Spector revealed the secret to losing weight through breakfast after he noticed that his breakfast, considered healthy by many, resulted in him gaining 10 kilograms.
One child's unexplained symptoms uncovered the origin of rare blood disease - study
Germline hemizygous loss-of-function mutations of the DOCK11 gen were, for the first time, shown to cause an inborn error of blood cellular component formation and immunity
Jewish haredi community are 'bloodsuckers,' Israeli TV presenter says
Gutman: "I would like to apologize from the bottom of my heart if I offended an entire sector of people."
US FDA eases restrictions on blood donation
Individuals, other than those who report having a new sexual partner or multiple partners and had anal sex in the past three months, will be eligible to donate blood.
Mummies reveal children in ancient Egypt were largely anemic - study
Children in ancient Egypt suffered from anemia and thalassemia according to CT scans.
Weizmann Institute solves the mystery of red blood cell production
Weizmann Institute's identification of the cells producing the hormone EPO could lead to new therapies for treating anemia.
Can a cup of coffee lower your blood sugar?
Researchers found that there is a connection between slow caffeine breakdown and a reduction in blood sugar levels.
Women might be more at-risk for heart disease than we think - study
Women and girls of all ages have more salt-sensitive hypertension than men.
Could smartphone cameras help diagnose anemia? -study
Researchers said the phone screening tool for anemia is much cheaper than existing options, which involves taking blood samples, and delivers results quickly.
