Shark liver compound cure dengue fever, hepatitis
A compound from shark liver can be used to treat dengue and hepatitis.
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A compound from shark liver can be used to treat dengue and hepatitis.
Doctors at the Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee (USA) successfully surgically removed the 8-month-old twins who were spinal.
The Australian Journal of Medicine cites research by scientists in the country, suggesting that home repairs have a negative impact on women's health with increased mort…
European scientists have tested vaccines against hepatitis C, hepatitis C as a viral disease and can destroy the liver and cause liver cancer, promising to have vaccines…
Scientists at the Royal Australian Hospital in Sydney have just released a study that shows that it is possible to convert the function of skin cells into liver cells.
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Eating a lot of foods high in soluble fat not only leads to obesity but also may increase your risk of depression.
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made its first decision on controlling percholorate chemical limits in drinking water.
Grafting stem cells into experimental mice with thigh muscle injury showed that muscle muscles recovered faster and stronger before injury.
US scientists say they have successfully prepared a vaccine
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…
According to US scientific research, people infected with hepatitis B virus are twice as likely to develop lymphoma.
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Cuban doctors will use drugs made from herbs with a local name, 'anamú' in the treatment of cancer and HIV / AIDS patients.
More than 1,000 scientists gathered in Cancun, Mexico over the weekend to discuss tuberculosis drugs and vaccines.