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According to Dr. Spengane, although no HIV virus has been found on devices that are delivered to the laboratory, it is theoretically possible to transmit HIV through thi…
This is the result of 26 research projects conducted by British scientists on blood donors in this area during the period 2000 - 2017.
Recently, the University of Iowa, USA announced plans to restart a research that has been delayed since 2014. In it, they will recruit 12 girls and pay each person $ 900…
Science has found a series of contraceptives for women, but for men, they can only use condoms or vasectomy.
Although the initial results of this vaccine are very promising, changes related to new medical research regulations on primates can limit more intensive experiments.
Cuba is aiming to mass produce African swine cholera vaccines this year after obtaining positive results from previous clinical trials.
The results of a new study published Nov. 15 show that the risk of the most dangerous disease in West Africa is more serious than previous assessments.
A new study published shows that taking a PrEP pill every day can eliminate the risk of getting HIV when having sex with someone who is infected with this deadly disease.
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on May 20 that the Zika virus strain is linked to fetal malformations and neurological disorders that are raging in Latin A…
Discovered in 1947 on monkeys, Zika virus has circulated in 62 countries all over the world and has become a minor disease-causing disease on thousands of children, Viet…
Information published in the US issue of Science Translational Medicine over the weekend.
It is expected that 300,000 doses of Ebola vaccine will be tested in May.
If this risk becomes a reality, humanity will face a real disaster on a global scale.
This is not the first case that doctors returning from the Ebola epidemic are tested to be free from the virus.
The European Drug Administration (EMA) has approved the introduction of the world's first malaria vaccine called Mosquirix in Africa.