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University Hospital Aarhus, University of Aarhus (Denmark) and University of Lindköping (Sweden) have pointed out that up to a quarter of the world's population are carr…
The cytochrome P450 enzyme present in the complex gene of the virus is found to have a great contribution in medicine.
The research team, consisting of a researcher, reported the results of an analysis of a bone discovered in India with evidence of leprosy.
To prevent tuberculosis in cattle and sheep in the UK, veterinarians have also tried to vaccinate with BCG. However, many times they found that vaccination effectiveness…
Salmonella, tuberculosis and gonorrhea disable normal antibiotics, causing nearly one million deaths each year.
According to a new study in Nature Communications: Mycobacterium leprae - an ancient strain of bacteria that causes leprosy - is growing and extremely resistant.
Recent research by scientists shows that leprosy bacteria existed 10 million years ago ...
A bacterium in the soil can increase people's thinking ability, while reducing the level of anxiety.
Scientists believe they are getting closer to solving the mystery why leprosy (or leprosy) disease suddenly disappears in Europe 500 years ago.
More recently, more than 20 people in four states in the United States have had skin infections after tattooing. The cause is determined by the popularity of tattoo inks.
Dr. Olivier Braissant and his colleagues from the University of Basel, Sweden have developed a new method that can reduce the time taken to diagnose tuberculosis.
If you are a shower lover, then the two tips for you are not to bathe immediately after opening the faucet and replace the plastic faucet with metal elephant.
One out of every 800 people in the UK has Crohn's disease - chronic intestinal inflammation that causes pain, intestinal bleeding and diarrhea.
Bangladeshi and Dutch scientists have developed tuberculosis diagnostic devices and named eNose (electronic nose).