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One study suggests that psilocybin may help relieve symptoms of depression and combat the side effects of antidepressants.

Good news for lovers of Indian food.

Spreading the flu virus is easier than we thought, a new study finds.

The liquid biopsy would be crucial in the early identification of the disease.

Does the image that accompanies this article cause you anxiety or fear? So you suffer from trypophobia. Sure?

It is well known that too much salt increases the risk of cardiovascular disease and high blood pressure. But what does it do to the brain?

A study finds that the immune system becomes much more aggressive, responding to fast food as if it were an infection.

"Cases of spontaneous immunity against AIDS open a new path to hope" Born in Chabris (France) in 1932, Luc Montagnier is a Doctor of Medicine and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Poitiers, in Paris. In 1983 he rose to fame after discovering that the HIV virus is the cause of AIDS. Since 1985 he has directed the Viral Oncology department of the Pasteur Institute in the French capital. He is a knight of the Legion of Honor, commander of the National Order of Merit and laureate of the French National Center for Scientific Research. In 1993 he created the World AIDS Foundation, which has the collaboration of Unesco and has three research centers in Europe, Africa and the United States.