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Global Fund to Fight HIV / AIDS, Tuberculosis and United Nations Malaria ((The United Nations-backed Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria - GFATM) has app…
A race to see who is the best promoter of AIDS is taking place in Singapore for young people. As a test, the main thing is that the Singapore authorities are trying to d…
Researchers discovered that treating schistosomiasis - a disease caused by fluke - may increase the immune system of people with HIV / AIDS.
Scientists have found that cooked tomatoes have an important ingredient that can help fight cardiovascular disease. The benefits of tomatoes on human health are associat…
The 10 foods listed below work to help your body fight fatigue and depression. Keep in mind and don't forget these foods on the daily menu!
Scientists at the US National Cancer Institute and Johns Hopkins University have discovered a new compound called CDDO-Im that is resistant to liver cancer in animals.
A friendly bacterium in yogurt will be used as a raw material to produce drugs to prevent HIV infection. Laboratory testing has shown new and inexpensive methods.
Common cultivated vegetables like potatoes and carrots can help fight bioterrorism, Italian researchers said on November 17.
A team at the University of Birmingham, UK, found stressful life events that affect the immune response of people who get the flu shot every year. The immune response is…
According to Alkalinevalley, researchers in the US have discovered that in mango contains some substances that can prevent colon cancer and breast cancer cells.
There are many healing walks held during this time and participants are women who have been or are fighting the disease.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), almost all of the 6 deaths worldwide are due to cancer.
Laboratory studies have shown that chemotherapy can stimulate the body's immune system to fight cancer cells.
Pancreatic cancer is one of the most dangerous cancers in the world, only about 9% of people recover after 5 years of fighting with cancer.
After a long period of resilience to fight against disease, on April 19, 2011, Ms. Vu Quyen died in the infinite grief of those around her, enjoying 33 years of age.