Archive for August 2021

MERS Virus detected in camel milk

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MERS Virus detected in camel milk - The virus that causes the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) was found in camel milk. Scientists do not know if the infected milk may put people off, but experts say the results are sufficient to warn against raw camel milk consumption, a widespread tradition...

How stress can clog your arteries

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How stress can clog your arteries - There's a reason people say "Calm down or you'll have a heart attack." Chronic stress such as that caused by the job, money or relationship problems-is believed to increase the risk of a heart attack. rodents Now researchers studying harassed residents and harassed...

A better way to fight against polio?

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A better way to fight against polio? - The efforts against polio epidemics by vaccinating adults and children are expensive and potentially misleading. This is the conclusion of an analysis of recent outbreaks in Tajikistan and the Republic of Congo. The researchers wanted to find out if adults and...

Why is it so difficult to develop a drug for cystic fibrosis

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Why is it so difficult to develop a drug for cystic fibrosis - When the gene for cystic fibrosis (CF) was discovered 25 years ago, hopes ran high that new treatments are just around the corner. But new drugs have proved difficult to design, and sometimes they do not work as expected. Now a pair of...

A microbe of the intestine prevents food allergies

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A microbe of the intestine prevents food allergies - A class of bacteria commonly found in the bowels of the population and rodent-seems to keep the mice immune to allergies food, a study suggests. The same bacteria are among those reduced by the use of antibiotics in infancy. The research is perfectly...

Hasten on experimental treatments Ebola, WHO urges the group

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Hasten on experimental treatments Ebola, WHO urges the group - Researchers and health professionals should be accelerated extraordinary efforts to give people unproven treatments and vaccines in communities hard hit by the Ebola virus, more than 0 experts attending a World health Organization forum...

Ebola: "Wow, that is really hard"

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Bile-microbe to fight germs behind chronic diarrhea

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Bile-microbe to fight germs behind chronic diarrhea - Scientists have identified a natural microbial advocate in the fight against the organization Clostridium difficile . The deadly bacteria inducing diarrhea and sometimes lurks in hospitals and develops in patients with intestinal microbes were...

Delays hamper the Ebola genome

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Delays hamper the Ebola genome - Like the Ebola epidemic sweeps across West Africa, scientists lack the key genetic data to answer a question that has caused much speculation concerned: is it that the virus becomes more transmissible or more fatal or changes that...

Better surveillance of wildlife may prevent human outbreaks

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Better surveillance of wildlife may prevent human outbreaks - More than half of infectious diseases, including SARS and emerging-human Ebola come from animals more than half of the new infectious diseases that afflict humanity, including avian influenza, West Nile virus, SARS and even Ebola derived...

The rise of peer review of patient

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The rise of peer review of patient - Regarding clinical research, the participation of people treated patients-ends, generally at the time the study is submitted to a journal. Some publishers based on U.K. now looking to change that. Last month, BioMed Central, an open access publisher, announced...

Temporary Tattoo measure glucose levels in the blood

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Temporary Tattoo measure glucose levels in the blood - patients with diabetes future won, AOT be held in a needle; They, Äôll just need to do a tattoo. The researchers developed a temporary tattoo paper based which applies a mild electrical shock to the skin to measure blood glucose levels. In a...
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Japanese foundation joins Public Health Grand Challenge

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Japanese foundation joins Public Health Grand Challenge - Train Tokyo- A Japanese foundation will try to find innovative approaches for neglected infectious diseases with great challenge. The Global Health Fund Innovative Technology (Ghit) announced that it would invest up to $ 1 million per...
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