An inquest in Queensland, Australia found that Tristian James Frahm would have likely survived if he'd received medical treatment sooner Becca Longmire is a digital news writer-reporter at PEOPLE. She ...
Company announces agreement with FDA on human approval pathway based on Animal RuleVarespladib has received FDA MUMS designation for treatment of ...
For the police, it seemed like an open and shut case, but for an insurance company reviewing the family’s claim, the ...
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The high-stakes quest to make snakebites survivable took leaps forward this year, with promising new avenues to safer antivenoms
Neville Wolmarans knows the dangers of snake venom all too well. He vividly recalls his first black mamba bite, in 1971. With ...
Indiana Jones, intrepid cinematic archaeologist, is famously afraid of snakes. Perhaps he wouldn’t need to be if he had a new ointment developed by scientists in Australia. Quickly applying a nitric ...
Treating a paralyzing snakebite could one day be as easy as sniffing a nasal spray, according to a California researcher who hopes to curb bite-related deaths that claim as many as 125,000 people ...
Snakebite victims in Australia are being advised not to bring the snakes to the emergency room, following a scare at a Queensland hospital this month.
Snakes have intrigued scientists for centuries. Studying these serpents has offered clues into their bodies, venom chemistry, ...
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