List of 'culprits' spreading deadly plague
Bubonic plague, a bacterial infection that causes the lymph nodes to swell, is painful called lymphadenopathy.
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Bubonic plague, a bacterial infection that causes the lymph nodes to swell, is painful called lymphadenopathy.
News network Nine News on August 26 said Australian scientists are showing great optimism when developing new treatments that allow a complete cut in the spread of dengu…
Scientists from the British Medical Research Council have discovered that a gene can control the development and spread of prostate cancer cells.
Leprosy in India has become a global burden with about 120,000 new cases each year.
Wolbachia is a bacterium that can cause many types of insects to be poisoned, including mosquitoes. However, this bacterium does not make Anopheles mosquitoes (mosquitoe…
Researchers working at Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel, have discovered: The mechanism of cancer cell development, this new discovery can help detect and treat canc…
Chinese scientists have discovered a new, very dangerous infection that has a high mortality rate due to the spread of bugs.
Scientists have discovered one
Vaccination to prevent cholera, will help limit the number of deaths when cholera outbreaks, according to new research.
People who regularly rinse their mouth with green tea 3 times a day for at least 3 months are less likely to get the flu.
WHO warns that only 34% of countries with malaria outbreaks will undergo periodic testing of Artemisinin antimalarial drugs as instructed by WHO.
Scientists on November 16 warned of cases of infection
African dwarf frogs contain salmonella bacteria that have infected more than 113 people, mostly children. Salmonella is naturally present in the intestine, in the feces…
A team of University of London researchers conducted research on resistance to diseases like tuberculosis
In recent times, cholera has spread to countries in Central and West Africa, causing thousands of deaths.