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Papaya leaves can cure dengue
Papaya leaves and chubby water can become dengue therapy, according to research by Malaysian scientists.
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Find new vaccines against chikungunya virus
US scientists have developed a new vaccine capable of fighting chikungunya virus. This is the causative agent of a type of mosquito transmitted by Aedes group.
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Breakthrough in the treatment of dengue
News network Nine News on August 26 said Australian scientists are showing great optimism when developing new treatments that allow a complete cut in the spread of dengu…
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There is going to be a hepatitis C vaccine
European scientists have tested vaccines against hepatitis C, hepatitis C as a viral disease and can destroy the liver and cause liver cancer, promising to have vaccines…
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There is already an HIV vaccine in normal people
Two recent studies show that taking Truvada daily to prevent HIV virus in non-homosexual men and women in Africa, brings new hope in creating a shield to prevent AIDS in…
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HIV virus increases the proportion of patients with dementia
Australian scientists have found the reason why there is a high proportion of HIV-infected patients with dementia.
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Light therapy kills the virus that causes disease
The light therapy that US scientists are studying is considered to be one of the effective methods of eliminating pathogenic viruses that help usher in new applications…
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High alert for hand, foot and mouth disease
Hand, foot and mouth disease is currently causing many worries and confusion for many parents, because of the complicated situation, the number of children with serious…
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New drug resistant virus in cow's milk and humans
A completely new strain of Methicillin-resistant staph (MRSA) has been found in cow's milk and in the human body.
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Saliva tests find the risk of deafness in newborns
A simple DNA test with infant saliva may reveal whether a baby is infected with the virus can cause deafness in some cases.
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The risk of dispersing smallpox virus through biological weapons
Russia and the US say that more research is needed to create safer vaccines against deadly diseases that have been wiped out more than 30 years ago.
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Strong swine influenza virus toxicity when transmitted to humans
Research conducted by researchers at Duke-NUS School of Medicine (Singapore) shows that large flu viruses cross national borders and combine with native viruses, forming…
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New drugs treat HIV and malaria
Century disease HIV / AIDS and malaria share a number of similarities in terms of molecules. Therefore, it is possible to appear 'super drug' that can cure both diseases.
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Sneeze safest way?
Sneezing is a natural reflex to 'expel strange objects' that intend to invade the body. So is the safest reflex using hand, elbow or handkerchief / tissue?