Poor countries have limited access to H1N1 flu vaccine
China has become the first country in the world to publish a successful clinical trial of human influenza A / H1N1 vaccine.
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China has become the first country in the world to publish a successful clinical trial of human influenza A / H1N1 vaccine.
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Swiss drug company Novartis has begun conducting a trial of the first A / H1N1 flu vaccine on its first person, a company spokesman said.
Leading experts warn women who want children that their biological clocks run very fast.
Going to the hospital to test for H1N1, although there is only a fever, buy vitamin C to drink or a mask to prevent disease ... Many people are equipping themselves to p…
As of July 28, all people who were clinically tested for influenza A / H1N1 vaccines completed their first injection and after three days of safe observation, ...
Scientists are testing a type of mechanical arm that can be controlled by thought. If successful, this would be a revolution for those who lost their arms or were paraly…
Extensive investigation in patients with mild cognitive impairment revealed that results from cognitive examination and brain tomography may be an early warning system f…
Vaccine and Biologicals Company No. 1 is completing procedures to receive the gene of influenza A / H1N1 virus that has been attenuated from the World Health Organizatio…
Scientists at the Cancer Research Institute in Sutton, UK have successfully tested a new drug called Olaparib.
Australian and American scientists have successfully researched fast and cheap
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American scientists have entered the final stage of the drug-making effort to prevent the disappearance of memory.
A study shows that the aging process may start much earlier than our prediction.