New liquid biopsies aim to deliver simpler, more accurate cancer detection by analysing DNA fragment size in blood samples.
System could enable study of complex biological processes in live animals over long periods with less tissue damage than earlier methods.
Known as Scrambler therapy, the non-invasive treatment retrains the brain’s processing of pain signals.
Infant placed into care of authorities after parents arrested on suspicion of neglect, while another daughter remains in social welfare custody in Sweden.
Father Tsang Wai-bong says couple will not appeal court decision.
John Mearsheimer on the world at war, the China-US collision course, and what lies ahead.
Treatment is intended for initial use by paramedics before being rolled out to high-risk groups in care facilities, with clinical trials expected by 2030.
Antoine d’Haussy says he hopes the ‘new normal is not to give flowers’, but instead to remember victims by funding cancer research.
HELP, WE’RE ALL GOING TO DIE.
Elon Musk shifts short-term goals from Mars to the moon, where the race for prime space could pit his company against Chinese research base.
Government-certified lab found a piece of netting from a construction site ignited, prompting calls to review standards after deadly fire at public housing estate in Hong Kong.
Cyclist Ceci Lee Sze-wing won her second gold medal at a Chinese National Games, while Nicholas Halliday claimed the top spot in sailing for Hong Kong.
HKU scientists trained the AI model by examining more than 40,000 sperm images from 117 men diagnosed with infertility.
Hong Kong-born actor and comedian will stage his first shows in Asia to sold-out crowds at Hong Kong Coliseum
Each month, HandsOn Hong Kong runs over 200 volunteer activities in the city, supporting over 100 frontline NGOs.
China’s major financial regulators announced more measures to shore up the country’s economy and capital markets as the trade war ramps up
The stock market slump followed a rebound during the previous day and left most traders expecting volatility for the near term
Sixth-generation wireless communication is predicted to dramatically change the way we interact with the world, but not all countries are embracing it as rapidly as China
University researchers say the rise in the number of babies suffering from the skin condition is related to lowered bacterial immunity.
China’s top infectious disease expert says a strain of avian influenza virus is adapting and could make the leap from birds to mammals
Retreat came as analysts warn Bitcoin surge was overblown.
