The vaccine kills itself in the body
A vaccine that creeps into the body and then destroys itself can open new avenues for prevention of diseases.
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A vaccine that creeps into the body and then destroys itself can open new avenues for prevention of diseases.
Vaccines make us afraid. They have always been and will probably keep us scared. We feel like a vial of something is injected into our body, which is actually dead or in…
Swedish researchers have begun testing a vaccine to fight the effects of nicotine on brain cells.
On April 19, at the Military Medical Academy, 30 volunteers were practitioners and cadres of the Military Medical Academy who injected the first H5N1 vaccine produced by…
According to a study published in Clinical and Vaccine Immunology, a new anthrax vaccine to prevent anthrax is proven to have better, more efficient protection against w…
The National Expanded Immunization Program said that, starting in 2009, it will include the
One of the most dangerous diseases in the world caused by Ebola virus can be prevented thanks to American and Canadian scientists. They have successfully tested several…
From April 18-27, Hanoi will give vaccines for Japanese encephalitis free of charge to children born on January 1, 2002 - December 31, 2006, living in the whole city.
There will be about 60 million AIDS patients die until 2015. Despite efforts from governments, century pandemics will also cause tremendous losses for almost every commu…
The flu vaccine is currently being studied and researched by scientists, adding ingredients to increase protection against three new strains of influenza virus.
German scientists say tattooing may be the best method of transporting new generation of experimental DNA vaccines rather than standard injections. They have published r…
Acambis, the Anglo-American Biotechnology Company, has just announced to test a successful step 1 of human influenza A vaccine. The vaccine, pioneered by researchers at…
Two scientists at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston are currently working on a cocaine vaccine in hopes that it will be the first drug for people with addiction. Dr.…
Vaccines described by the late Prof. GS Duc Dang Duc Trach are currently being produced by No.1 Vaccine and Biological Products Company (Vabiotech). Take 2 doses, effect…
Using the mosquito's own malaria parasite to produce vaccines is a project under development by an international research group in the United States.