British men may be the first to be cured of HIV through new therapies
A man living in the UK may become the first person in the world to be cured of HIV through a new therapy developed by scientists from many British universities.
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A man living in the UK may become the first person in the world to be cured of HIV through a new therapy developed by scientists from many British universities.
US researchers on September 22 announced that two Zika vaccines prepared by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) have shown positive results when tested on short-t…
Although plasma α- amylase has a diagnostic role in determining acute pancreatitis, it has little to do with the severity and prognosis of acute pancreatitis.
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Swallowing corn kernels without chewing and watching the time the body needs to release them will reveal to you the amount of fiber inside or not.
The Ministry of Health allows Hue Central Hospital to test this method on some patients.
The drug produced by a bacterium that lives under the giant statue of Easter Island not only has the ability to fight cancer cells but also helps prolong life when teste…
27-year-old patient in Tan Hoi village, mountainous district of Son Hoa, Phu Yen, tested positive for Zika virus.
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Chinese scientists will be the first to apply the technique of correcting Crispr genes on humans.
Alzheimer's and other dementia are becoming popular in the elderly, causing consequences for themselves and their families.
Newly designed tools that can be attached to smartphones will help gentlemen know their sperm condition without having to see a doctor.
American scientists have developed a device capable of detecting cancer for about 20,000 VND.
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