Archive for March 2019

Seeking tests for a brain disease contested

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Report finds a fault committed surgeon trachea

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Report finds a fault committed surgeon trachea - An investigation concluded that the surgeon Paolo Macchiarini, famous for trachea transplantation of tissue engineering in more than a dozen people at fault scientist. The Karolinska Institute in Sweden, where Macchiarini is visiting professor, ordered...

Down to the potential Ebola drug, the company stops

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Down to the potential Ebola drug, the company stops - trial A highly anticipated trials of Ebola drug that has shown promise in monkeys was arrested soon after he apparently failed to show a benefit for patients. the company that developed the drug, Tekmira Pharmaceuticals in Burnaby, Canada, and...

Updated: independent group pans WHO response to Ebola

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Updated: independent group pans WHO response to Ebola - If the World Health Organization (WHO) is to better protect humanity from the great epidemics, will change fundamentally. This is the conclusion of an independent committee to evaluate the treatment of Ebola outbreak in West Africa, which killed...

Children fight against HIV in a random fate

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Detective supplement

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Genetic engineering turns a common plant in a cancer fighter

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Genetic engineering turns a common plant in a cancer fighter - Notch another victory for synthetic biology. Researchers report today that they have designed a common laboratory plant to produce the starting material for a powerful chemotherapy drug initially harvested from a Himalayan plant endangered....

Bronze Age plague is not spread by fleas

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Bronze Age plague is not spread by fleas - When the plague swept Europe in 1665, no one could understand how the spread of the devastating disease. But after a tailor in the village of Eyam in the center of England died that September, people end up putting the two together. He had received a parcel...

Gut microbes give cancer treatment a boost

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Gut microbes give cancer treatment a boost - lIFE iN vIEW / SOURCE SCIENCE inhibitors Checkpoint, designed to unleash the power of the immune system on tumors are some of the most impressive new treatments against cancer. But most patients who receive no benefit....

Gene reader insects in malaria fighters

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Gene reader insects in malaria fighters - The war against malaria has a new ally: a controversial technology for the dissemination of genes in a population of animals. Researchers now report that they have used a so-called gene reader to effectively confer mosquitoes with genes that should make...

South Korea finally free MERS

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South Korea finally free MERS - Seven months after South Korea has identified its first case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS), the country called the epidemic officially over soon midnight that night. The last patient infected with MERS virus died November 25 - no MERS but of malignant...

Blood cells may determine whether children are getting allergy

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Blood cells may determine whether children are getting allergy - Some children can handle scarf peanuts, but only one nut can kill others. A new study suggests one reason why children develop life-threatening food allergies. At birth, their blood is rich with cells that can promote a hyperactive...

Why high "good cholestero" can be bad news

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a Mysterious kidney disease will

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a Mysterious kidney disease will - World A small crowd of villagers waiting in a concrete school building low Pedda Srirampuram, a village in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. The morning air is crisp and the men and women dressed in light shawls and sweaters. Each...
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