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2 genetic modification babies in China are at risk of premature death
The results of the study show that we really shouldn't
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Health
Development of antidote for snake venom based on antibodies to HIV
According to The Guardian, a scientific group of Indian, Kenyan, Nigerian, British and American experts are preparing to develop a universal antidote against the venom o…
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Drugs that inhibit HIV transmission through sexual contact
HIV-positive people take antiviral drugs to prevent infection of their partners.
Health
The scientist announced that he had destroyed the HIV-infected cells
Researchers in Paris' Institut Pasteur say they have succeeded in destroying virus-infected cells that have long been treated with this antiviral drug.
Biology
Why are mosquitoes sucking blood from HIV, mosquitoes not sick?
Although mosquitoes suck blood and transmit certain diseases from one person to another, it is worth noting that scientists have shown that mosquitoes do not transmit HI…
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Doubt about diseases originating from ... alien
Many people believe that mad cow disease, Ebola, Zika, even HIV and SARS originate from outside the universe.
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The strange story of the boy who had his father injected HIV into his body
When he was just 11 months old, Bryan Jackson was injected with HIV-infected blood into his body by his own father, Bryan Stewart, to deprive him of his life.
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Important findings about treatment for HIV in 2011
Along with the advancement of medicine and the desire to conquer the disease of the century, 2011 marked many breakthroughs in HIV treatment.
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Australia found the key to cure HIV / AIDS
A group of Australian scientists discovered
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Vitamin A increases the concentration of HIV virus in breast milk
Vitamin A may increase the excretion of HIV in the milk of mothers infected with this virus, thereby increasing the risk of mother-to-child transmission.
Space science
Propose NASA to send condoms to aliens
A Swedish charity recommended NASA to consider putting condoms in space for aliens to use when arriving on Earth.
History
December 1, 1988 - The first time the World Day of AIDS Prevention was held.
Red ribbon is a global symbol for solidarity with HIV-infected people and people with AIDS.
Biology
Scientists have found ways to use genetically modified rice to prevent HIV
According to the World Health Organization, by the end of 2017, about 37 million people have contracted HIV globally.
Biology
New discoveries about ancient viruses help better understand HIV
Scientists have discovered the history of Retrovirus - the virus that existed 30 million years ago, helping scientists better understand the evolution of today's viruses.