Archive for August 2018

Tamiflu helps, the most recent study long debate said

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Tamiflu helps, the most recent study long debate said - The last and perhaps the latest salvo in a long-standing debate on the merits of the drug of flu fight against Tamiflu was fired off today, but it seems unlikely to appease skeptics or feed unanimity around the effects of the drug. For years,...

Mitochondrial gene therapy passes final vote UK

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Mitochondrial gene therapy passes final vote UK - House of Lords of the United Kingdom approved a law to enable a new type of in vitro fertilization (IVF) to replace defective DNA , the prevention of certain types of genetic diseases. The vote follows the approval of the House of Commons of the measure,...

New Ebola drug trial begins in Sierra Leone

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New Ebola drug trial begins in Sierra Leone - Researchers in Sierra Leone today began a new phase II study of an investigational drug in patients Ebola. The first participant received an injection of the therapeutic, TKM-Ebola called this morning to Ebola treatment unit in Port Loko * . The trial...

Personalized vaccines against cancer can fight against tumors

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Personalized vaccines against cancer can fight against tumors - treatment against cancer that exploit the body's immune system to eliminate tumors began paying for some patients for whom all other treatments have failed. Now a small clinical study found support for a newcomer on the forehead of cancer...

Clinical trials practical

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Save calves California

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Gene turns female mosquitoes in male

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Gene turns female mosquitoes in male - The female of the species is more deadly than the male, the famous author Rudyard Kipling wrote, and that is certainly true of the mosquito Aedes aegypti , also known as the yellow fever mosquito. Only party women human blood, not only the transmission of yellow...

Is poor ventilation leads to MERS 'superspread' in Korea?

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Is poor ventilation leads to MERS 'superspread' in Korea? - How a patient with the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) deadly infect many others? That's one of the mysteries at the heart of an explosive outbreak of the viral disease in Korea that has so far sickened 41 and killed four. Now, scientists...

Copper target for treating breast cancer

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"Molecular microscope" is hidden AIDS virus in the body

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"Molecular microscope" is hidden AIDS virus in the body - Researchers have developed a new sophisticated sensor that detects HIV hiding places inside and outside the cells. "It is a fantastic new technology that will allow us to visualize the virus in tissues that we have never been able to before,"...

Breakthrough cancer therapy gives hope President Carter

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Breakthrough cancer therapy gives hope President Carter - Former US President Jimmy Carter appeared relaxed and even made the joke from time to time when he publicly announced yesterday he melanoma that has spread to his liver and brain. The 0-year-old hoped it had advantages, as many are these days,...

spherical nucleic acids start rolling

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Gut bacteria could predict asthma in children

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Gut bacteria could predict asthma in children - dirty diapers are the most unlikely of crystal balls, but they could not hold the answer to why some children develop asthma . Only four types of intestinal bacteria in the stools seem to do all the difference, predict who will get the disease and who...

eye drops steroids inverse cataracts in mouse

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eye drops steroids inverse cataracts in mouse - More than half of Americans over the age of 70 have cataracts caused by masses of collection of proteins in the lens of the eye. The only way to remove them is surgery, an option unavailable or unaffordable for many of the 20 million people worldwide...

Progress, but still much to do, AIDS, the report found

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Progress, but still much to do, AIDS, the report found - Of the estimated 36.9 million people infected with HIV worldwide, 70% live in sub -saharienne. Of these, 49% do not know their HIV status and about 57% do not receive antiretroviral drugs, according to a report released today by the Joint United...

Ebola is back ... or never left

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Ebola is back ... or never left - There was a brief celebration. Hours after the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the Ebola outbreak in West Africa on Thursday, Sierra Leone has reported a new case of the disease at WHO. At 22, the woman, who had died earlier in the week, had tested positive...
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