Scientists announce breakthrough in drug to treat Covid-19
According to clinical trials in susceptible F0 patients, Regen-CoV showed good tolerability, safety, and reduced the risk of infection and death.
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According to clinical trials in susceptible F0 patients, Regen-CoV showed good tolerability, safety, and reduced the risk of infection and death.
The discovery by scientists at Scripps Research Institute has yielded a prospect of a new drug to treat people suffering from the wrong twisting of proteins.
Hyperlipidemia, also known as dyslipidemia or hypercholesterolemia, is quite common in Vietnam and tends to increase. Disorders of blood fat cause many dangerous disease…
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has just approved trulance (plecanatide) to treat idiopathic chronic constipation (CIC) in adults.
The medical community published the case that the first patient with HIV could resist the development of the virus without taking the drug for 12 years.
Doctors at Siriraj Hospital in Thailand have just announced that they have successfully developed an antibody for the treatment of Ebola that is at risk of becoming a wo…
US and Canadian scientists have recently tested the Marburg virus drug with the same family name as Ebola in short-tailed macaque.
Psychiatrists discovered, a drug that specializes in Alzheimer's can help shopping addicts get rid of their wasteful habits. Shopping addiction can cause misery to spend…
The current treatment for prostate cancer is to limit the activity of male hormones because these hormones cause tumors to grow.
Researchers from Cambridge University, UK, have discovered why the treatment of ovarian cancer is only effective in half of patients with the disease.
Spanish experts have successfully tested Prezista, a new drug that is considered effective in treating HIV / AIDS. Through testing, drugs have the ability to control the…
On March 9, Dr. Richard Silver, a hematologist and oncologist at New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center, announced that they have succeeded in making cancer…