Archive for April 2019

Widespread deadly virus in British bumblebees

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Widespread deadly virus in British bumblebees - Grounded. a bumblebee with Deformed Wing Virus from a study conducted in 06. Elke Genersch honey bees are apparently Typhoid Marys of the world pollinator. One study suggests that bees spread two kinds of pathogens...

Mice who feel less pain live longer

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Mice who feel less pain live longer - Returning the clock. removing a receiver of some pain in mice helps them live longer. iStockphoto / Thinkstock scientists have found a way to beat back the hands of time and fight against the ravages of old age, at least...

The enigma of circumcision

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The enigma of circumcision - No clear mechanism on how to remove the foreskin protects men against HIV, but cutting the traditional penis in Papua New Guinea can help clarify. special section on HIV Stuart Turville was a surprising element to declare last...

Top Lab heart is under fire

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Ebola outbreak further accelerate

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Ebola outbreak further accelerate - The epidemic of Ebola virus disease in West Africa is still getting up to speed, according to new cases and deaths from figures World health Organization (WHO) today. More than 3069 cases were reported, and at least 1,552 died 26 August, but the actual numbers...

"Artificial Rate" could help treat sepsis

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"Artificial Rate" could help treat sepsis - His victims include actor Christopher Reeve, Pope John Paul II, and the British poet Rupert Brooke, who died after a mosquito bite on her lip became infected. Sepsis remains one of the leading causes of death in the United States and worldwide. Now, researchers...

New Ebola Test tests

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New Ebola Test tests - as Ebola continues to rage in three countries-and West Africa projections for the growth of the epidemic seems increasingly health officials say that hope they will soon have an additional tool against the disease: a diagnostic test easy...

The Ebola virus vaccine outsider

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The Ebola virus vaccine outsider - CEO NewLink Charles Link PHOTO: AP PHOTO / CHARLIE NEIBERGALL In the race to develop a vaccine against Ebola, little NewLink Genetics has been in the shadow of the pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline (GSK)....
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