HIV infection can still last up to 70 years
Researchers have found that if a 20-year-old HIV-positive person applies antiretroviral therapy (ART), he or she can live up to 70 years of age.
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Researchers have found that if a 20-year-old HIV-positive person applies antiretroviral therapy (ART), he or she can live up to 70 years of age.
A new study from Canadian scientists shows that garlic contains compounds that help prevent the risk of children from food contamination, particularly from formula.
A group of researchers conducted experiments on healthy teens but slept less than average or had erratic sleep hours.
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An Israeli team of scientists has taken the first step in developing an antibiotic replacement, after successfully separating a bactericidal protein.
A simple blood test can quickly diagnose a blood infection in just a few hours and promises to save thousands of lives.
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A man who made the doctors stunned when he revived after 45 minutes of heart stopped beating, and he thought it was a miracle.
According to scientists at George Mason University (USA), a compound in soybeans may open up hope for effective treatment of HIV infection.
A new antibiotic compound in microorganisms where the ocean is located in sediments off California (USA) may help cure infections that are resistant to current strains.
With TB germs found in 200-year-old mummies, experts hope to find new ways to treat multiple infections at the same time.
In the near future, just a blood test can detect HPV, which increases the risk of oral cancer through sexual intercourse.