Autism education is going interactive thanks, in part, to Vancouver-based video game designer Taylan Kadayifcioglu. Kadayifcioglu, who goes by the name Taylan Kay, and his two other team members created a video game demonstration called “Auti-Sim” … more
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – One in nine people with diabetes saw their blood sugar levels dip back to a normal or “pre-diabetes” level after a year on an intensive diet and exercise program, in a new study. more
As Hurricane Sandy overwhelmed New York City, threatening New York University research buildings in Kips Bay, researchers from around the world rushed to offer assistance. more
A Galway charity shows how running can have a life-changing effect on the homeless. more
Despite the challenges around bringing art into the health services, the benefits are numerous, writes. more
A medical herbalist in Galway believes there’s a significant move in people’s approach to healthcare, writes SYLVIA THOMPSON more
Doctors in Hull have saved the life of a pregnant woman and her baby with a pioneering treatment that uses fibre from seaweed. more
“There is nothing more rewarding than seeing an animal come out of its shell because it knows this is a safe place,” says Jenny Brown of Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary. “This is what I was called to do.” more
Buzz Aldrin has arrived in Britain to help people with disabilities become pilots. more
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The United States presidential elections are tomorrow. more
