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Was supposed to have a rejuvenating effect – could end in death

Major plague epidemics made people desperate. This led to rushed and deadly solutions.

Could blood find its way back onto the dinner table?

Back when using blood as food was a common practice, it often tasted of exotic spices, says a researcher.

Can blood from young people slow down Alzheimer's?

Norwegian researchers are to test a possible new treatment for Alzheimer's disease.

The world's first treatment using the gene-editing tool CRISPR has been approved

This gene-editing tool was developed a decade ago. It has now been authorised for use against two blood disorders in the UK.

Do we have bacteria that live in our blood?

Most people have heard of intestinal flora. But now researchers are wondering: Can bacterial communities also exist in blood?

Infants who had systemic blood infections had alterations in their metabolism

SHARE YOUR SCIENCE: They also showed signs of increased oxidative stress and fatty acid oxidation.

Your blood is a power meal for mosquitoes

ASK A RESEARCHER: Mosquitos love human blood, but can they live without it? And what does a mosquito eat when it can’t get blood?

Researchers to test giving blood from recovered coronavirus patients to the sick

Researchers at Ullevål University Hospital are reviving a 100-year-old method from the 1918 influenza pandemic.

Your risk of a deadly cancer is linked to your blood type

People with different blood types have different risks of developing pancreatic cancer, Norwegian research shows.

Heart health measured with a simple blood test

Researchers have discovered a new indicator that measures the risk of future heart disease. High levels of this substance, called troponin, can identify people at risk.

How different are we on the inside?

We vary quite a lot on the inside and that can be a blessing. For instance, if you have a large liver you can save more than one life.