Archive for January 2018

GPS is Brain top honor

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A dose of reality

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A dose of reality - workers of ELWA3 hospital in Monrovia, where many patients are treated Ebola PHOTO :. DOMINIQUE FAGET / IMAGES AFP / GETTY On October 2, Ashoka Mukpo left his father a voice message from Monrovia, saying he had " unwelcome...

The old man and the illness

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High hopes for a vaccine trial Guinean

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High hopes for a vaccine trial Guinean - A health worker Ebola treatment center run by the company of the French Red Cross in Macenta, Guinea PHOTO :. KENZO TRIBOUILLARD / AFP / GETTY IMAGES When Western scholars began to lay the real world...

High hopes for a vaccine trial Guinean

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High hopes for a vaccine trial Guinean - A health worker Ebola treatment center run by the company of the French Red Cross in Macenta, Guinea PHOTO :. KENZO TRIBOUILLARD / AFP / GETTY IMAGES When Western scholars began to lay the real world...

Farewell chronic fatigue syndrome, hello Minion

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Farewell chronic fatigue syndrome, hello Minion - A committee convened by the Institute of Medicine (IOM) proposed a new name for a condition known variously as chronic fatigue syndrome or myalgic encephalomyelitis. The new name unwieldy: systemic disease effort intolerance, or Minion. In a report...

The results encourage trial Ebola scrutinized

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The results encourage trial Ebola scrutinized - SEATTLE, WASHINGTON When French scientists presented the results of a drug test at a conference Ebola release Monday, they did it with a lot of warnings, but their message was hopeful: the drug favipiravir seemed to reduce mortality in people with...

gene activation therapy prevents liver damage in mice

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gene activation therapy prevents liver damage in mice - Researchers have found a way to deliver genes to activating molecules called transcription factors in specific tissues of a live animal for the first time. The approach that many have written off as too difficult technically prevented form of...

A toxin killing child emerges from the shadow

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protein 'Rejuvenate' doubted

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Feature: Cancer reproducibility effort faces game

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Feature: Cancer reproducibility effort faces game - In the fall of 2013, the emails arrived in scientists from dozens of inboxes informing that their work had been selected for the examination of a project to replicate 50 high-impact papers cancer biology. The project Reproducibility: cancer biology,...

Could some vaccines are the most deadly diseases?

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Could some vaccines are the most deadly diseases? - Vaccines save millions of lives each year by teaching the immune system how to fight against certain viruses or bacteria. But a new study suggests that, paradoxically, they could sometimes teach the pathogens become more dangerous too. The study...
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