Reasons why Ebola virus is more dangerous than HIV virus
People with HIV can live for many years if they are given medication, but any case of contact with an infected person is almost like a death sentence.
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People with HIV can live for many years if they are given medication, but any case of contact with an infected person is almost like a death sentence.
People with liver disease should eat sugar starch such as rice, vermicelli, vermicelli ... more than usual, increasing protein from fish and milk.
Many patients are trapped in the state of plant life, between the boundaries of life and death and the scientific community is trying to free their minds.
Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Van Ha, Ministry of Public Security, said that to determine the true body of Ms Huyen, the inspection agency had to take DNA samples from…
The Ebola epidemic has killed nearly 900 people in 4 West African countries and is growing day by day. According to the Ministry of Health, this epidemic
The Ebola epidemic, which reappeared in West Africa earlier this year, is out of control making many countries and leading health organizations alarm.
A baby in Mississippi, USA, is believed to have cured a century-old disease that has just been discovered again.
After more than 50 years of venomous snakebite, a woman in Thailand suffers from a rare muscle necrosis syndrome in her leg, so much so that this giant
July is the peak of Japanese encephalitis. From the beginning of the season until now, the National Hospital of Pediatrics recorded 46 cases, of which Hanoi was the most…
Three hours is the level of red alert time scientists give to those who watch television.
A research study may help explain why in some cases of autism spectrum disorder may be the result of environmental effects rather than gene mutations.
If your blood pressure is very low, the body will not get the abundance of oxygen to perform its normal function.
Although compared to the same period in 2013, the number of dengue cases in the world did not increase, but in some localities, the disease tends to grow quickly.
On May 8, the Lebanese Ministry of Health said the country had discovered the first case of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS).