Bald’s Leechbook is one of the world’s oldest surviving medical texts. Dating to the 10th century and written in English and Latin in a Benedictine priory in Winchester, England, the text is preserved in the British Library and contains a collection of ancient “charms and potions” that served as remedies for various ailments and conditions. The British Library catalogue translates a Latin note that Bald was the book’s owner who enlisted Cild to write and compile it for him.

Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Cardiology & Cell Biology, Cancer Biology, Immunology, and Cell Biology.

Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Cell Biology, Stem Cell Biology, Cell Biology, and Respiratory Pathology.

Rates of childhood peanut allergies in the Western world have doubled in the last decade: the current rate is estimated at 1.4-3 percent. Many public schools now forbid peanut butter, fearing that one child could trigger another’s severe allergy.

Reviews of journal articles covering topics of Neuoscience, Physiology and Biochemistry.