Research: Having a blood type is not susceptible to corona virus infection
The latest research shows that some people may have 'natural immunity' and not be susceptible to the new corona virus.
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The latest research shows that some people may have 'natural immunity' and not be susceptible to the new corona virus.
By combining three different drugs, the trial of Hong Kong doctors showed that the duration of Covid-19 treatment was reduced by almost half.
Scientists at St Petersburg National University have created a series of genetically modified crops (beans, tobacco, carrots), capable of producing interferon, an anti-f…
Chinese scientists say probiotic bacteria in yogurt and other supplements can help brain-damaged patients improve their condition significantly.
According to Newsweek magazine on October 9, these special eggs are capable of producing a protein called Interferon, which is used to treat hepatitis, multiple sclerosi…
Thanks to the use of domestically produced vaccines against hepatitis B, Cuba has not detected any cases of children under 5 years old suffering from this chronic diseas…
Ebola virus neutralizes VP24 - protein protein, which prevents the spread of virus from one cell to another, thereby repelling the body's immune system.
According to a study published in the American Journal of Clinical Oncology, Duke Cancer Institute researchers have recently discovered a blood enzyme that may help dete…
The findings of Australian scientists published on July 23 in the journal Nature show that breast cancer cells can neutralize the body's immune responses and allow the v…
Iranian scientists have successfully produced Interferon-Gamma, a basic substance to fight cancer, using herbal extracts.
The Cuban Ministry of Health has granted licenses for a new skin cancer drug named after it
Scientists at the National Cancer Institute have identified a mechanism to help skin cancer cells destroy the immune system in mice.
US scientists have reported that it is possible to combine two antiviral drugs to treat people with MERS-CoV infection as an initial containment solution.
Biomedical engineers from the University of California, Davis, in the United States, said on May 26 that they have developed a new liquid microchip that helps detect lat…