New type of bed net can paralyze mosquitoes
According to a study published in The Lancet, bed nets treated with a new insecticide helped reduce malaria cases in children by nearly half in a large trial in Tanzania.
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According to a study published in The Lancet, bed nets treated with a new insecticide helped reduce malaria cases in children by nearly half in a large trial in Tanzania.
A facility that produces 1,000 tons of gasoline per year from CO2 completed trial operation and technology evaluation on March 4.
Thanks to an electrode device implanted in the spinal cord, Roccati is now able to do simple things again: stand at a bar with
No one really knows how to cure alcohol, that's the common conclusion that researchers draw after evaluating a series of scientific studies over time.
WHO recommends that plasma from people who have recovered from COVID-19 should not be used to treat patients who are already sick.
According to clinical trials in susceptible F0 patients, Regen-CoV showed good tolerability, safety, and reduced the risk of infection and death.
UK company Emergex will soon start clinical trials of a second-generation Covid-19 vaccine in the form of a paste that is applied to the skin and uses T cells to destroy…
The first trial with the drug targeted fatigue and muscle weakness in people with prolonged Covid-19 sequelae, or
By combining three different drugs, the trial of Hong Kong doctors showed that the duration of Covid-19 treatment was reduced by almost half.
Three drugs include Triazavirin, Favipiravir and the Japanese based Fortepren drug.
The pharmaceutical company Seek (UK) is developing the Flu-v vaccine to target common and unbreakable parts in many strains of influenza virus.
The National Institutes of Health on February 25 confirmed that the first clinical trial in the US for a new strain of corona virus treatment has begun at the University…
Tianjin University claims to have successfully developed the oral vaccine for corona pneumonia, leading to clinical trials.
A recent clinical trial assessed the safety of psilocybin - a hallucinogenic substance of 'magic mushrooms' - and found that it did not produce side effects.
The Heberprovac vaccine was scientifically tested and approved from 2007 to 2011, since then it has passed two clinical trials, with 8 and 50 volunteers, respectively.