Poor countries have limited access to H1N1 flu vaccine
China has become the first country in the world to publish a successful clinical trial of human influenza A / H1N1 vaccine.
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China has become the first country in the world to publish a successful clinical trial of human influenza A / H1N1 vaccine.
Now we all know that long-fat, high-fat diets are very harmful to health. So what about in the short term?
Scientists at the University of London have discovered a miraculous ingredient in human milk that protects and regulates the very weak intestinal function of newborn bab…
UK scientists have found a new strain of HIV that can infect gorillas to humans. A French woman was infected with the virus.
The small amount of blood donated makes people think of a solution to 'convert' blood or make artificial blood.
Scientists have discovered the human body emits a kind of visible weak light, the intensity of the light fluctuating in a day.
The dream of artificial intelligence is becoming very close and detailed when a leading scientist has announced that he can simulate the brain in the next ten years.
The strain of influenza A / H1N1 is currently raging in people who have been shown to be able to spread to pigs and have quickly spread in a flock of experimental pigs.
The economic transformation in Asia is threatening the health of the people in the region, a warning warned by Australian Tarantola professor on July 7.
The creation of a type of hat that enhances human cognitive ability can become a reality after a study shows that electromagnetic pulses increase brain activity.
Newcastle scientists (UK) have announced the creation of human sperm in the laboratory and this is the first time in the world to have this unique product.
For more than 20 years, monkeys that eat comfortably have a three times higher risk of death than those with restricted diets, a long-term study has just published.
Whether or not the H1N1 influenza debate issues are the cause of transmission from pigs is still not over. New researchers have discovered for the first time a fearful v…
According to the latest research by scientists, queuing behavior is not only a polite expression, but also a human instinct, determined by genetic genes.
Global diaphragmatic influenza virus in 1918-1919 had a competitive dynasty that existed to this day, according to scientists at the National Institute of Infection and…