Understanding the Zika virus 'eating human brain' is especially dangerous
Recently, the Ministry of Health of Vietnam expressed concern about the possibility of appearing virus species eating dangerous human brain in the country - Zika virus.
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Recently, the Ministry of Health of Vietnam expressed concern about the possibility of appearing virus species eating dangerous human brain in the country - Zika virus.
All the benefits of plant viruses are probably only limited by our imagination.
Currently, there are several types of 'viruses' that are resistant to all antibiotics, the most common of which are intestinal gram-negative bacteria.
The latest statistics from the World Health Organization (WHO) show that 67% of the world's population under 50 years old is infected with herpes virus.
The human body is home to trillions of bacteria, but we cannot see them.
Scientists at the Johns Hopkins University of Medicine and University of Nebraska have discovered an algae virus that could affect the brain and make us stupid.
French scientists are cautious when trying to revive a frozen prehistoric virus in Siberia.
The virus is a living creature, and in the old days it also has cells like bacteria, fungi, plants and even animals today. That was the surprising conclusion of scientis…
Scientists have found the culprit virus that caused the deaths of millions of starfish along the Pacific coast in recent years.
Scientists say a new deadly disease is attacking amphibian species.
Scientists have published 18 viruses found in 133 mice living in New York City (USA).
In fact, a quarter of office workers didn't wash their hands enough and properly after going to the toilet, everything in the workplace, from the door to the keyboard an…
American scientists at the John Hopkins and Nebraska University School of Medicine accidentally discovered a virus in algae that could infect the human brain.
Scientists have found a virus that has never been recorded in human gut, according to a new report on the Nature Communications journal.