Successfully tested Ebola drugs in short-tailed monkeys
US and Canadian scientists have recently tested the Marburg virus drug with the same family name as Ebola in short-tailed macaque.
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US and Canadian scientists have recently tested the Marburg virus drug with the same family name as Ebola in short-tailed macaque.
Researchers at the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) are preparing to conduct a human clinical trial of a new prospective Ebola virus vaccine, nearly a month earlie…
Scientists warn, technology may be getting smarter, but on the contrary, people become more and more ignorant.
If your walls are covered with doodles of small children, you should look closely at them.
As suggested by a new study, a mild or moderate tremor may have a longer lasting effect than one might think.
Canada will donate a small amount of experimental Ebola vaccine that it invented to the World Health Organization for use in Africa.
The ZMapp method is applied to two American patients infected with Ebola virus, but it has not been recognized as a cure for human body disease and may have potential si…
The Ebola anti-virus ZMapp serum is tested for the first two American patients, Dr. Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol, which are difficult to produce on a large scale.
The implant is no stranger to consumers, but this progestogen ejection device needs to be replaced every three years and must be removed if you want a baby.
Parents of autistic children have many signs of being infected with this disease compared to parents of children with no disease.
Thousands of miniature hearts are being cultivated to serve in a medical study by a group of scientists in Scotland.
Researchers at Essex University are testing artificial blood that is not picky to recipients, avoiding the risk of infection.
A new nasal spray gel that can support women easily 'to the top' is safe and effective.
For the first time in the world, British scientists have successfully nurtured a growth tumor that separates the human body for a long time.
British scientists have developed a foot patch called Neuropad that can rely on sweat to monitor nerve damage in the feet.