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US supports Vietnam to prevent influenza, HIV
Vietnam is one of 15 key countries under the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR). US assistance includes bilateral and multilateral assistance, throug…
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Opening of the High-Level Conference on HIV / AIDS, 2006
On May 31, the UN General Assembly's 2006 HIV / AIDS Summit opened at the UN headquarters in New York City (USA), attended by many national and government leaders. , rep…
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Find chemicals that prevent HIV from developing
US scientists say they have identified a chemical that blocks the development of HIV to cells. This chemical attacks the HIV virus by attacking its membrane and not allo…
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Anti-HIV vaccine, a challenging search
On September 24, a vaccine showed the effectiveness of HIV prevention, the announcement was made in Thailand to bring hope to many people ...
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The first person to detect HIV infection in India
Thirty years ago, India first detected HIV in the country after testing blood samples from six prostitutes.
Science story
People who contribute specifically to AIDS research die
Stephen Crohn died August 23 in New York at the age of 66 due to suicide and this information was released. His extraordinary disease resistance has helped scientists to…
Science story
Lennart Nilsson: The photographer of the ignorant realm
At the Karolinska Institute (Stockholm, Sweden), besides quietly educated physicians, 83-year-old photographer Lennart Nilsson captures images of living things that cann…
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Scientist found HIV virus rejected for Nobel Prize
History of finding HIV is extremely complicated. In the early 80s, people knew almost nothing about the mysterious disease that made the body's immune system decline.
Medicine - Health
Taking one pill a day can reduce the risk of HIV infection by 92%
Vietnam Ministry of Health, United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and PATH, a global health non-governmental organization have announced the launch…
Medicine - Health
The world's first genetically modified twin girls, able to fight HIV infection
According to a Bloomberg report, a Chinese researcher claims that he has succeeded in creating the world's first genetically modified children.
Medicine - Health
Using HIV gene therapy technology: New hope of Russian scientists
Technology that will help protect children often reacts negatively to antiviral therapy not infected by HIV-infected mothers.
Medicine - Health
The most deadly plague in history
According to The Conversation, in the past, people faced many infectious diseases. In which there are four dangerous diseases that people must fight for prevention and t…
Medicine - Health
Marigold flowers are resistant to HIV and cancer viruses
The α-terthienyl and quercetin components in marigold flower are resistant to HIV virus and cancer.
Medicine - Health
Is the cure for HIV coming soon?
A complete cure for HIV disease has passed the first phase trial and provided US scientists with a grant of $ 20 million.
Medicine - Health
Warning of sexual diseases
American experts have issued a warning about syphilis - the once-obsessive sexual disease, then well controlled - now comes back.