In the snakebite capital of the world, a national government program is under way to cut related deaths and disabilities in ...

Tim Friede has been bitten by snakes hundreds of times — often on purpose. Now scientists are studying his blood in hopes of creating a better treatment for snake bites.

Artificial intelligence is already becoming increasingly ingrained into everyday life, and it's now helping scientists make medical breakthroughs, too. Candice Cole explains how researchers in Denmark ...

Although not scientifically verified by mainstream medicine, this black stone therapy has been practiced for generations in ...

Using venom milked from the snake, researchers filtered out all but one protein to create a drug called Anfibatide, which in human testing prevented blood clots from forming but didn't prolong ...

London Snake venom shows promise as skin glue for closing life-threatening wounds Researchers from Ontario, Manitoba, China focus on harnessing healing properties of poison ...

The blood of a US man who deliberately injected himself with snake venom for nearly two decades has led to an “unparalleled” antivenom, say scientists. Antibodies found in Tim Friede’s blood have been ...

Nagpur: As Maharashtra gears up to celebrate Nag Panchami on Tuesday — a festival deeply rooted in reverence for snakes and ...

"I started reading up on snake bites and snake venom and saw a huge burden around the world that snakes cost to humans," stem cell researcher Dr. Hans Clevers told Quirks & Quarks host Bob McDonald.

Of course, venom therapy is nothing new. Traditional Chinese and Tibetan medicine uses ant venom to treat arthritis, while Moroccans were known to use it as a treatment for lethargy. And insects ...