The drug-resistant virus spreads widely in Europe
Scientists on November 16 warned of cases of infection
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Scientists on November 16 warned of cases of infection
A new study by experts from the Independent Scientific Commission on Addiction (UK) says alcohol causes many harms ...
The Singapore Health Science Agency (HSA) has decided to suspend the sale of sibutramine products in the country since October 11.
Many drug-resistant infections are the result of bacterial biofilms that protect bacteria from antibiotics, chemicals, antibodies, and immune cells.
US scientists are studying a new antimicrobial drug that can prevent or kill pathogenic bacteria.
Voltaren, one of Australia's best-selling painkillers, is at risk of being banned from circulation after a new study shows that the drug increases the risk of stroke in…
Scientists have successfully prepared a sample of a drug based on ribonucleic acid (RNA), which allows to selectively destroy cancer cells without harming the health of…
In the fight against bacteria resistant to many antibiotics, humans can have two allies, cockroaches and grasshoppers.
A new drug that has just been clinically tested in Australia has shown positive results when it comes to a clear effect on the gradual dissolution of malignancies. Scien…
'Microbes' containing NDM-1 enzymes are at risk of becoming a demand threat as they continue to spread in many countries around the world.
Canadian scientists said that drug addicts participating in public and supervised injecting centers would be more likely to give up the substance than sneaky injecting d…
The Government Inspectorate has just concluded the inspection project of A / H5N1 influenza prevention and control project of the Ministry of Health. This conclusion sho…
Drug resistant bacteria are causing serious consequences when recently, Japan has just discovered dozens of cases of infection with multi-drug resistant bacteria called…
California biotech company Geron has been approved by the US Food and Drug Administration to test embryonic stem cells to treat paralyzed patients with spinal injuries.
Antidepressants have little effect on children with this disease, but for adults, the effect is very small.