Table with bottle, map, cracked treasure chest ... Silhouette Medicine, pharmacy, people, health care and pharmacology concept - smiling female doctor with tablet pc walking and reading to camera.

An entertaining Google Doodle that pays homage to the 151th birthday of this American chemist and professor of pharmacology was ... your mental reflexes. The concept is simple—try to guess ...

Pharmacology is the study of drugs, while toxicology looks at negative effects of chemicals in living organisms. Topics in this field include pharmaceutics, cellular and molecular pharmacology ...

There’s a lot to explore in Google Maps, but you may not always know where to look. It’s great if you’re trying to drive through a crowded city or find out which local coffee shop has the ...

Will it work? Only if Cadillac’s upcoming production vehicles live up to the stratospheric standard set by the Sollei concept. But Cadillac has shown gorgeous concept cars before. They wowed ...

Toyota has unveiled the FT-Me, a micro-car concept. The tiny EV seats two and is limited to 45 km/h (28 mph). It's envisioned as a mobility solution for teens or restricted urban areas.

Receptor pharmacology is the study of the interactions of receptors with drugs/pharmaceuticals and other xenobiotics. A basic tenet of receptor pharmacology is that a drug’s effect is directly ...

A PC gamer reimagines Steam on Windows 98, impressing other users with attention to detail - picture-perfect nostalgia. Valve's Steam started in 2003 for game updates, supporting Windows 98; now ...

Clinical symptoms and signs are a bridge between biomedicine and traditional medicine [TM]. These can be associated with diseases incl. their diagnosis, pharmacological targets, and the use of ...

German supplier Continental says it is close to production for wheel hub motors that integrate braking, whether the customer wants disc or drums, or hydraulic or dry brake-by-wire. Conti will ...

Who doesn’t love Google Maps? The Maps Android app helps those of us with oatmeal for brains find our way anywhere, without having to fire any neurons or exercise any synapses. It even helps us ...