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Life
Combining HIV and flu drugs to combat corona virus
The Ministry of Health has announced that it has used anti-HIV drugs in combination with anti-influenza drugs and successfully treated patients with nCoV pneumonia.
Health
Beijing uses anti-HIV drugs to treat corona virus
Beijing's government says some of the city's hospitals are giving patients with Corona virus, which has flared up from Wuhan, to apply anti-HIV drug treatments.
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The black hole and the most impressive scientific images of 2019
2019 witnessed major breakthroughs in science such as capturing the first image of a black hole, operating a quantum computer, solving a problem that exists for 65 years.
Health
If the HIV test is cut, it will falsify the test result
The HIV test strip is coated with minerals to quickly test the specific virus. The cut in half causes the antibody concentration to decrease, affecting the result.
Health
Search for snake venom antidote thanks to anti-HIV technology
The study is expected to help completely change the way snakebite cases are handled globally
Health
Discover more new strains of HIV
For the first time in 19 years, a team of scientists from Abbott Laboratories (USA) have discovered a new strain of the HIV virus that weakens the immune system in human…
New technology
Research and develop gene editing technology with US soldiers
The Pentagon is considering future gene editing research plans to better support the military in its ability to protect soldiers from chemical and biological wars.
Health
Russia has developed a new source of anti-virus medicine
Traditionally, medicine cannot use fullerene to make drugs because fullerene is insoluble in water.
Health
Find a way to 'disable' the HIV virus
A group of multinational scientists has announced they have discovered a group of compounds that can break down HIV virus molecules and render them inactive.
Health
Detecting a second gene mutation linked to resistance to HIV
American patient Timothy Brown became the first person to be cured of HIV infection through a donor's spinal cord transplant with a variant of the CCR5 gene.
Health
Sexually transmitted diseases cannot be cured
Sexually transmitted diseases are spread from person to person through vaginal, anal or oral sex.
Health
The world's first anti-HIV gel entered the testing phase
A special gel developed in Kenya can kill the AIDS virus that is entering an important testing phase.
Cancer
Black-radiated plants have active ingredients that fight cancer and HIV
Black radish leaves are sterilized and evaluated the content of substances containing strong antioxidant active ingredients, inhibiting cancer and high HIV.