Flu epidemic
The Pasteur Institute in Ho Chi Minh City successfully produced the H1N1 vaccine
After more than 5 months of work, the research team of Ho Chi Minh City Pasteur Institute has just released the first batch of A / H1N1 flu vaccine.
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Flu epidemic
New prospects for vaccines against bird flu
The search for vaccines against bird flu seems promising when researchers claim that the new vaccine from monkey kidney cells appears to be safe and effective against th…
Flu epidemic
Finding out why H5N1 is hard to jump from person to person
The killer virus H5N1 prefers to reside in cells deep in the lungs, rather than the top part of the respiratory tract as with other flu strains, two recent studies found.
Flu epidemic
The H5N1 virus has resisted Tamiflu
At first, a 13-year-old bird flu patient seemed lucky when she had only mild inflammation on one side of her lungs and was treated immediately with Tamiflu. However, aft…
Health
Instructions on how to read blood test results
When you go for a physical examination, you usually have a doctor appoint a blood test and urine test. However, if the doctor does not explain it, you cannot understand…
Technology
In 2030, turkeys will be raised in the laboratory
Instead of raising animals for meat, some scientists are testing things
AI - Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence defeats the humans in the maze game
Context is a virtual environment, DeepMind and gamers are tasked to search for rewards through the chain of rooms, strange and random paths.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Robots give birth to humans: What is the specific mechanism?
Dr. David Levy, the world's leading expert on artificial intelligence, insists that humans and robots can completely have children together.
AI - Artificial intelligence
Microsoft uses AI to build a database of human immune systems
Imagine a sheet of paper that records every meal you've eaten, every hand you've caught, and all the dust your eyes get - everything, multiplied millions of times.
Science invention
Inventing a material that kills E.coli bacteria in 30 seconds
In the new study, published in the journal Nano Small, Singapore researchers say they have created an antibacterial material that can kill E.coli within 30 seconds.
Science invention
6 post-sheep cloning Dolly
In July 1996, the Roslin Institute in Edinburgh, Scotland, produced Dolly sheep, the first mammal to be cloned.
Science invention
Invention helps people with diabetes do not need to pay attention to regular insulin injections
For decades, scientists have been constantly working to find ways to help diabetics no longer have regular insulin injections.
Science invention
Solar cells are as light as soap bubbles
US scientists invented ultra-thin and ultra-light photovoltaic batteries, which can be placed on top of soap bubbles without breaking them.
Science invention
Invented super blood immunity to dioxins
Recently, US scientists have revealed that super blood will be injected into American soldiers so that they can fight dioxin by themselves when participating in the war.