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5 hours 17 minutes on April 19, 2008 has become a memorable milestone in Vietnam's telecommunications history when Vinasat-1 satellite was successfully launched into 132…
Yesterday, 22/5, VNPT put VINASAT-1 into use for the first time, with the transmission of standardized signals from 2 ground stations in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City to sa…
In just a few weeks, the Ebola epidemic that once caused terror to the world could re-emerge due to the current disease-prone conditions.
According to Dr. Hoang Hong Van, Viet Duc Friendship Hospital, HIV symptoms are difficult to identify. There are periods when the patient has no symptoms, this condition…
Almost all of us know that the brain is at the head, but there is little doubt that there is a second brain, and it is in ... buttocks.
According to Dr. Spengane, although no HIV virus has been found on devices that are delivered to the laboratory, it is theoretically possible to transmit HIV through thi…
According to a new study, children with malaria produce a special smell that helps attract mosquitoes.
In just 17 years, humans have to cope with new epidemics such as SARS, Ebola, MERS, and most recently Zika.
Vietnam has been identified as one of the global hotspots at high risk of emerging infectious pathogens.
So far, it is believed that the Zika virus is primarily transmitted by the more popular Aedes Aegypti mosquito, which normally carries the virus that causes Dengue and C…
Pinkeye is a common disease, occurring in all ages and very contagious. So what is pinkeye? Which route of pinkeye is transmitted and how is it prevented?
Whooping cough (pertussis or whooping cough) is a highly contagious disease, caused by a bacterium called Bordetella pertussis.
Last June, Thailand became the first Asian country to prevent HIV transmission from mother to child.
41 cases of infection with small head virus in Singapore are mainly foreign construction workers and the number of infections may increase.
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced Thailand as the first Asian country to eliminate mother-to-child transmission of HIV.