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Elephantiasis, also known as elephantiasis, is a complication of lymphatic filariasis.
Penn State University researchers (USA) have developed a device that monitors blood sugar through sweat.
Scientists are just beginning to understand why some viruses disappear, while others cause epidemics that last for centuries.
An uninhabited island with many irregular skull fragments in the middle of the Caribbean Sea has intrigued archaeologists. The island is named Petite Musique, nicknamed…
Lethargy was first observed in the 17th century.
Qigong can cure diseases, even cure incurable diseases in medicine.
China has just conducted a comprehensive survey of viral pathogens in wild animals, discovering 18 of them harboring a range of diseases that threaten humans and other a…
Scientists are extremely concerned about a dangerous parasitic disease that is threatening the lives of millions of people across Africa.
In the early 2000s, a fungus infected hundreds of animals and people in British Columbia and Washington state (USA).
Swedish scientists have found a new way to kill malaria-causing mosquitoes by tricking them into sucking up poisoned sweet radish juice.
Researchers in Indonesia have found a way to fight disease-carrying mosquitoes by breeding an insect that carries bacteria that block viruses like dengue.
Researchers say the leaves of the matalafi plant can be used to treat cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and even Covid-19.
China has launched a bank to store more than 120,000 human genetic samples on the Tibetan plateau to support research on altitude sickness.
Cancer is really a deadly disease that can kill many people, the second leading killer after heart disease.