Detecting strange diseases like AIDS in Asia
Researchers have discovered a new, mysterious disease that causes dozens of people in Asia and some in the United States to have symptoms similar to AIDS-related illness…
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Researchers have discovered a new, mysterious disease that causes dozens of people in Asia and some in the United States to have symptoms similar to AIDS-related illness…
In a recent report, the World Health Organization (WHO) said infected children have unusual signs, high fever and rapid decline in respiratory system, while red blood ce…
Imagine a world without malaria, tuberculosis or flu ... With the scientific world, finding a method or vaccine to prevent viruses and eradicating infectious diseases is…
The human body has up to 10,000 living organisms with 8 million microbial genes, yet they live peacefully with humans and have reciprocal benefits, according to Health24…
The British Nature magazine recently published a study related to the H5N1 variant. Research has shown that the H5N1 bird flu gene is highly contagious and fatal at a ra…
Making food for children is not too strange for Eastern people, but for Western residents, this action is considered to be unsanitary. However, according to a recently p…
The findings of scientists from Columbia University Medical Center (USA) have published in online magazine PloS One that Alzheimer's disease spreads from one part of the…
We have heard that obesity can spread among friends if they copy each other's eating habits. However, a recent mouse study found early signs that obesity is indeed an in…
According to a new study, US scientists are developing a vaccine to prevent norovirus (also known as virus cruise ship), a dangerous cause of diarrhea and vomiting in hu…
According to a study by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), released on November 26, climate warming could increase the risk of a recurrence of malaria in South…
According to the latest study by British scientists, one in six mobile phones in the UK has an E.coli bacterium due to improper hand hygiene.
Genetic and educational characteristics are often thought to have the greatest impact on intelligence, but a new study found that illnesses affect IQ more than both.
The Hong Kong government today (June 23) confirmed a 5-year-old boy died of scarlet fever, amid the outbreak of the disease there, according to AFP.
Hand, foot and mouth disease is currently causing many worries and confusion for many parents, because of the complicated situation, the number of children with serious…
A new study shows that the use of wood-based wind instruments has increased the risk of infection with saliva-borne diseases, especially in schools.