New treatment regimens can leave H1N1 patients
If 3 days of treatment, the fever is gone and the patient is discharged from the hospital, it is feared that it is still possible to spread the disease. In fact, after 5…
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If 3 days of treatment, the fever is gone and the patient is discharged from the hospital, it is feared that it is still possible to spread the disease. In fact, after 5…
US researchers said a year ago, three blind people in their 20s volunteered to treat with gene therapy. Now, their eyesight has improved significantly, even a sick perso…
A new study shows that the appearance of new forms of TB can increase the rate of drug resistance worldwide.
After a period of monitoring and treatment, physicians said fat people, despite being healthier, are more likely to be infected with the A / H1N1 flu virus and die more…
A model for treatment and infection of influenza shows that if the current swine flu epidemic is as fluent as the 1918 flu, antiviral treatments should be reserved for y…
Experts believe that a breakthrough laser treatment can prevent millions of older people from blindness.
Researchers are trying to develop a new treatment for type 2 diabetes with the use of a special African tea.
A discovery by researchers at McGill University and Associate Research Institute Lady Davis has opened new hopes for early diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer's disease.
Scientists at the University of Chicago Medical School (USA) have discovered grapefruit juice may help increase the effectiveness of treatment for cancer drugs.
Canadian scientists have found a mechanism to stimulate the human immune response to fight cancer.
People with severe depression and regression (relapse) can benefit from a new form of therapy that combines ancient medicine with modern treatments, physiologists at Oxf…
The current treatment for prostate cancer is to limit the activity of male hormones because these hormones cause tumors to grow.
No one can claim that laughing is the best medicine, but it certainly works.
A team of 24 scientists has found a new generation of anticancer drugs that is 200 times more effective than current anti-cancer drugs.