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A British person who has no HIV
Two Sunday newspapers in the UK said Andrew Stimpson, of Scotland and now living in London, tested positive for HIV in 2002 but the virus was no longer in the body in Oc…
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Women drive safely thanks to hormones
Tests by Bradford University (UK) show that women are much better at concentrating and studying law than men. The cause may be the stimulation of a woman's estrogen horm…
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Diagnose HIV virus at home
The US Department of Health said it is considering allowing testing for HIV via the oral route, which is done at home. However, the government must also study psychologi…
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Nanotechnology helps treat cancer
Recent tests by US scientists on mice show that, thanks to nanoparticles, people can take cancer drugs deep into the tumor and destroy them without hurting the rest of t…
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Strange disease: A patient with lymphadenitis caused by cat bugs
The 38-month-old TTH patient in Hanoi was found to have lymphadenitis caused by cat bugs, a strange and rare disease. After more than 1 month of treatment has returned t…
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US test parents choose gender for their children
A new clinical trial in the United States will allow couples to choose the sex of the upcoming child, to determine the social effects on the child.
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Tuberculosis in the elderly
Due to physiological characteristics and biological changes, tuberculosis in the elderly has some characteristics unlike those of young people. These differences need to…
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There are already home HIV testing devices
Compared to this method, the new test device, OraQuick test, is currently only sold to doctors and American hospitals, which can give results 20 minutes after being inse…
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3 robots with 20 testers
Ho Chi Minh City Medical Diagnostic Center has just put 3 test robots into operation. These 3 robots can replace jobs for 20 employees
Cancer
Cancer does not need radiotherapy thanks to blood tests after surgery
Scientists are testing a new blood test that helps surgical patients know whether cancer cells remain in their bodies after surgery.
Cancer
How to prevent cervical cancer every woman needs to know
HPV vaccination, routine screening helps prevent and detect cervical cancer early.
Cancer
A cancer vaccine gives 100% efficiency in mouse testing
A study recently published in the Proceedings of the American Academy of Sciences (PNAS) will bring good news to skin cancer patients, particularly those with melanoma.
Cancer
New vaccine helps the body identify the brain cancer cells
Tests show that brain cancer vaccine helps patients with glioblastoma last twice as long after surgery.
Cancer
Cure breast cancer without chemotherapy
Many breast cancer patients are advised chemotherapy after surgery, but not necessarily needed, TIME reported.
Cancer
Polio virus offers hope for curing brain cancer
Initial test results in the United States showed that 21% of 61 brain tumor patients survived after three years by injecting polio virus.