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An accidental discovery by a Spanish researcher may pave the way for the treatment of baldness in humans, by exploiting the power of white blood cells.
British scientists use skin cells to create sperm and eggs, an achievement that could lead to a revolution in infertility treatment.
US scientists on December 8 have developed a new gene therapy method that successfully restores the sense of light in blind mice.
Research by Dutch scientists shows that a 10-second kiss can exchange 80 million bacteria.
The first person infected with Ebola outside Africa, the Spanish nurse was discharged on November 5 after a month of treatment.
Nurse Amber Vinson, the second American infected with Ebola virus, has fully recovered after several days of treatment at Emory University Hospital.
French scientists have just announced the discovery of a gene mechanism that helps some people become immune to the effects of HIV.
Russian scientists from Novosibirsk claim they have reached the second stage in clinical trials of vaccines against HIV and AIDS.
According to WHO, only about 60 days left to control the Ebola outbreak, the disease has claimed nearly 5,000 lives.
With many bustling trade and tourism centers and migrant labor forces, East Asia is now facing the risk of Ebola infection.
Storing eggs in the form of powder, creating eggs from skin cells, giving birth through uterine implants ... are the infertility treatment technologies being studied.
Texas state hospital officials have announced the first Ebola victim in the United States, Thomas Eric Duncan, 42, died after being treated with an experimental drug.
A drug of Fujifilm, called Favipiravir, has gained worldwide attention after curing Ebola for a French nurse on October 4.
According to Xinhua, Australian scientists have developed a smartphone application capable of supporting people with heart attacks during the recovery process.