The number of deaths due to Ebola virus in the world exceeds 10,000
The number of deaths from Ebola virus in the world has now reached 10,019 people, with more than 24,350 cases. This is the data in the latest report of the World Health…
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The number of deaths from Ebola virus in the world has now reached 10,019 people, with more than 24,350 cases. This is the data in the latest report of the World Health…
A group of charitable medical activists in Guinea, West Africa, recently announced the results of a clinical trial for Ebola dengue patients, which showed that the morta…
Scientists claim to have created such a powerful anti-HIV drug that it could act as a vaccine to prevent this dangerous virus.
Scientists following the Ebola epidemic in Guinea say the virus is changing in the direction of becoming more dangerous.
Scientists have found a way to erase the HIV virus from the human genome by using an enzyme to shred them.
Chinese scientists have found a new way to reduce the symptoms of monkey A / H7N9 flu, promising to treat the virus that causes this disease in humans.
Virus genes mixed into human DNA may have helped our brain cells evolve, according to a new study.
Swiss University hospital researchers (HUG) based in Switzerland on January 5 announced that they will continue testing an Ebola virus vaccine after a pause.
The key to avoiding colds can be simply using a towel to keep your nose warm when you go out in the winter.
US scientists have discovered many important evidence related to ability
Like many viral diseases, chickenpox usually breaks out at the end of the year. This is also the period of skyrocketing cases of chickenpox, mainly in children.
The clinical trial of an Ebola vaccine in Switzerland was suspended, after four patients complained of joint pain in their legs and arms.
A new Ebola vaccine has just been successfully developed in the United States. Human clinical trials show safe and positive results.
According to the latest research, the HIV virus has had many changes compared to the past in Africa.
On November 17, information from the Nebraska Hospital (USA) confirmed the health situation of Sierra Leone's American doctor, Martin Salia,