Mistakes make children get viral fever
Arbitrarily buying medicines for children to drink, cold ice packs are mistakes of parents that make viral fever more serious.
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Arbitrarily buying medicines for children to drink, cold ice packs are mistakes of parents that make viral fever more serious.
After the death of the latest Ebola virus in Congo, the World Health Organization announced the Ebola epidemic was officially back.
Marrow transplantation can become a solution for thorough HIV treatment in the future.
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By injecting antibodies directly into cells, scientists have created a new generation of cells capable of protecting themselves from HIV.
AZT is the first HIV drug in the world. However, before being passed, it also caused much controversy in the scientific world.
AIDS patients will have to live with the rest of their lives with drugs because HIV can hide in the immune system and react more aggressively if they stop taking it.
Although the initial results of this vaccine are very promising, changes related to new medical research regulations on primates can limit more intensive experiments.
The human body can defend itself against HIV, scientists have discovered miracles, and exploiting this weapon will change the way we treat and prevent viruses.
According to a reporter in Europe, on February 27, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced a list of 12 bacteria groups that the world must urgently develop new an…
This is the first time experts have recognized the treatment of patients with HIV without using ARVs daily.
It may be controversial, but a new study suggests that genetic modification can help pigs become immune to many common disease viruses.
According to researcher Yayri Caridad Prieto, of La Habana Center for Genetics and Biotechnology (CIGB), this vaccine called TERAVAC-VIH has been tested on 9 patients an…
This new test method is conducted through a sensor developed by CSIC scientists. The device is capable of detecting p24 antigen, a protein found in HIV, in human blood.
Last June, Thailand became the first Asian country to prevent HIV transmission from mother to child.