Infectious Disease
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Articles about Infectious Disease
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Measles, mumps and rubella vaccines do not cause autism
Although the vaccine may help prevent many infections for young children, in recent years, many parents have not given their children vaccinations.
Detecting protein helps prevent dengue
US scientists have discovered an antibody-synthesizing protein that plays a key role in preventing the replication of dengue parasites in the body.
Beware of dengue
Although compared to the same period in 2013, the number of dengue cases in the world did not increase, but in some localities, the disease tends to grow quickly.
People with chickenpox in Hanoi suddenly increased
Measles has been controlled, other diseases tend to decrease, but people with chickenpox have increased.
Going to summer swimming is prone to infectious diseases
As summer approaches, we tend to look for pools or pools to calm the heat. However, scientists recommend that you be careful when taking a dip in the water.
Shiitake can prevent HPV virus
Mushrooms are not only nutritious and low in calories but they also contribute to the prevention of cancer caused by HPV in women.
Special test system for diagnosing infectious diseases
Ten unique test systems for diagnosing infectious diseases have been developed in Siberia.
Hope for a vaccine against malaria
A new finding by scientists from Singapore's Nanyang Technological University (NTU) brings promise about the possibility of developing a vaccine against malaria.
The world of research
Australian scientists are now collaborating with the world science world to prepare to deal with the next human pandemic.
Fish oil can cure the flu
Influenza is an infectious disease caused by influenza virus that spreads rapidly when a person sneezes and coughs. Influenza virus causes people to have high fever, hea…
Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's are not contagious
Despite concerns that faulty brain proteins can be passed from one person to another during treatment, a new US study shows non-infectious Alzheimer's and Parkinson's, a…
Murder can spread like infectious disease
The team used a number of methods to track the spread of the epidemic in general and apply them to the number of murders in Newark, NJ, for about 26 years from 1982 to 2…
Debate about children created by three people
UK public health and bioethics experts are openly discussing the techniques of giving birth to a mother and two children to prevent the risk of mother-to-child transmiss…
Most sore throats do not need antibiotics
Many patients with sore throats are often prescribed by doctors to take antibiotics, but that treatment is not correct, according to US experts.