India helps Vietnam produce drugs to treat HIV / AIDS
Next time, through pharmaceutical manufacturing companies The Government of India will help Vietnam in the production of medicines for HIV / AIDS treatment. Currently, V…
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Next time, through pharmaceutical manufacturing companies The Government of India will help Vietnam in the production of medicines for HIV / AIDS treatment. Currently, V…
Scientists at the University of Geneva - Switzerland have developed a drug that helps women improve their ability to prevent AIDS. It's a cream, which has special molecu…
Cancer-capable herbs, AIDS and malaria have been found in tropical forests in Borneo, according to a report by the World-Based WWF World Conservation Organization on Apr…
Panicillium marneffei infection is now considered to be one of the important indicators of recognition of an HIV-infected person turning into AIDS.
Counterfeit HIV drugs (ARV) have appeared in Hong Kong, since 2000 there have been counterfeit drugs in sub-Saharan African countries, China, Singapore and some countrie…
The number of AIDS patients treated in poor and developing countries has tripled in two years and by the end of 2005 reached more than 1.3 million people. That is the re…
HIV / AIDS is spreading rapidly in East Asia and the Pacific. However, children and young people are not included in the regional HIV / AIDS prevention program.
This rapid diagnostic tool for HIV / AIDS was developed by Kehua Biotechnology Company (China) with a simple test procedure but with fast and accurate diagnostic results…
A friendly bacterium in yogurt will be used as a raw material to produce drugs to prevent HIV infection. Laboratory testing has shown new and inexpensive methods.
For years, scientists have tried to find ways to remove HIV drives with the desire to completely eliminate the virus and cure it for AIDS patients.
Aspirin and some similar painkillers like ibuprofen and naproxen may reduce the risk of developing three main forms of skin cancer, a new study suggests.
Professor Robert Webster said the human body with AIDS (weakened immune system) will be a shelter and
Australian scientists have invented a new device, which can help transfer energy to pacemakers without the need for a charging cable.
After coming to India to visit him, a 14-year-old teenager noticed the cost of examining and installing hearing aids. Boys want to find a cheap alternative to the poor.
Doctors at the Massachusetts Institute of Ophthalmology (USA) have introduced a device that can help improve the hearing ability of deaf people.