Resistance against HIV with royal tree roots
Several studies by the AIDS Institute (US) have shown that chemicals extracted from royal plants help immune cells maintain their anti-HIV function longer.
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Several studies by the AIDS Institute (US) have shown that chemicals extracted from royal plants help immune cells maintain their anti-HIV function longer.
According to PrEP method of BS. Marcus Conant (USA), John took one tablet a day, basically reducing the risk of HIV infection without condoms when having sex.
In the next few years, what progress will mankind have in medicine? To answer this question, ABC TV reporter knocked on many laboratories in the US and some countries, i…
There will be about 60 million AIDS patients die until 2015. Despite efforts from governments, century pandemics will also cause tremendous losses for almost every commu…
Scientists at Gladstone's Virology and Immunology Institute and experts at the University of California - San Francisco (UCSF) have found a therapy that can be used to s…
With only a few very basic components, the HIV virus can cause extremely terrible consequences. Consisting of 9 genes encoding 15 types of proteins but devastating the h…
Many people think that oral and anal sex is not afraid of HIV transmission. In fact, the risk of transmitting the virus that causes AIDS in these two ways is very high,…
According to Xinhua, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) of Jilin Province (China) said that after 6 years of being diagnosed with a disease of the century, a farmer in…
This is the result of field research on the situation of orphans and vulnerable children in 5 provinces of An Giang, Hanoi, Hai Phong, Quang Ninh and Ho Chi Minh City.
According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDPC), MRSA (methicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus) is ramping up in hospitals that actually kill m…
The HIV virus outbreak in the US and Europe may have been introduced from Haiti around 1969, ten years earlier than the long-standing hypothesis.
The combination of two important genes is likely to determine whether an HIV-infected patient has developed AIDS more quickly or slower than other patients.
US scientists are experimenting with a new type of peptide that has a strong effect on preventing HIV from entering cells. This type of peptide will be clinically tested…
A recent scientific review of the US and Canada suggests that stress is a factor that increases the risk of human illness - especially some diseases such as depression,…
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of Raltergravir tablets, also known as Isentress, in treating AIDS, providing a new option for HIV patient…