New technology helps to quickly diagnose dengue fever
The team believes that their Cygnus test kit provides a significantly improved quality of results compared to the circulating Lateral flow testing kits (LFT).
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The team believes that their Cygnus test kit provides a significantly improved quality of results compared to the circulating Lateral flow testing kits (LFT).
Researchers in Indonesia have found a way to fight disease-carrying mosquitoes by breeding an insect that carries bacteria that block viruses like dengue.
A man in Spain becomes infected with dengue after having sex with a gay partner - the first sexually transmitted case of dengue.
Dengue is a viral flu spread through the bite of Aedes mosquitoes. Dengue fever is widely known as
Dengue is essentially caused by a virus, but the virus does not naturally spread to humans. Midges are the vectors of disease transmission.
You wonder what to do when you have dengue fever, what to eat? Learn the basics of dengue through the following article.
Director of Hanoi Preventive Medicine Center said that 7% to 10% of households in the area did not cooperate when the preventive medicine team of the ward came to spray…
Dengue fever and typhus have many similar initial signs, which can cause confusion for patients.
Australian researchers have for the first time claimed that a whole city in this country has been protected from dengue outbreaks.
Scientists in Germany have discovered a tropical mite that can grow up to 2cm in length - 10 times larger than regular mites.
It is no exaggeration to say that mosquitoes are one of the deadliest creatures on our planet.
Dengue fever spreads through mosquitoes, but the strange thing is that Vietnamese scientists are trying to breed this type of mosquito and release it into the environmen…
Panama is expected to become the next country to test the use of the nicknamed transgenic mosquitoes
Malaysia is considering launching genetically modified mosquitoes as weapons in the fight against dengue.
The study, published in NAS's Proceeding magazine, says scientists are cultivating a genetically modified mosquito to fight the spread of dengue outbreaks.