Harmful misunderstandings about vaccines
No need for vaccination, just good personal hygiene will not get sick, is the most common misconception.
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No need for vaccination, just good personal hygiene will not get sick, is the most common misconception.
British scientists are studying a vaccine that works to find and destroy tau proteins in people with Alzheimer's, helping the disease to stop progressing.
In cases of infertility in men, there are some people who have testicular atrophy due to mumps during a young age.
This is considered the first step in preventing the mosquito-borne infection (dengue fever), which is life-threatening for millions of people worldwide every year.
On November 18, Russian Health Minister Veronika Skvortsova said that through a phase 1 clinical trial, three types of vaccines against immunodeficiency (HIV / AIDS) hav…
Deputy Minister Vu Van Tam said that Vietnamese management and research agencies are promoting research to produce vaccines for foot and mouth disease in the country, he…
Previously, this vaccine has been tested with HIV in monkeys and the results are quite good.
According to the vaccine tariff at Hanoi Preventive Medical Center, the most expensive vaccine for cervical cancer is 1,350,000 VND per injection.
Hepatitis B is a dangerous disease, ranked ninth in cause of death, but can effectively prevent it by vaccination.
According to warnings from experts from the Doctors Without Borders (MSF), the most effective anti-venom vaccine against Fav-Afrique will become scarce next year.
Scientists believe that they have discovered a way to activate a natural reaction in the body, able to fight off the flu virus without using vaccines.
Researchers say they are developing a vaccine that protects the human body from the attack of all flu viruses.
The European Drug Administration (EMA) has approved the introduction of the world's first malaria vaccine called Mosquirix in Africa.
Scientists from Osaka University (Japan) have successfully developed a self-dispersing viral injection that can make injections safer, cheaper for poor countries, as wel…
In the first 6 months of the year, the city had 4,633 dengue cases, an increase of 27% over the same period last year. Particularly, the week from May 29 to June 4 has 9…