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Researchers from the National Center for Jewish Health and Research are conducting trials to assess methods to prevent allergic reactions to food. They will feed people…
In recent years, insulin cell transplantation trials for type I diabetics have been successful in some countries, especially in Australia. This treatment can help patien…
A new vaccine that works to prevent tuberculosis made by Oxford University and is in clinical trials in South Africa. This vaccine is very safe and stimulates a high lev…
US researchers at Cornell University in New York have conducted a first trial of gene therapy in 11 Parkinson's patients and have achieved encouraging results.
French and German scientists have successfully treated type 1 diabetes in mice with a vaccine made from biological ingredients in their own bodies. This success opens up…
Nifeviroc, an anti-HIV drug developed by Chinese experts, has just been licensed to put into clinical trials in the country. After a pre-clinical trial that brought good…
For more than 25 years since the AIDS epidemic, many drugs have been used to treat HIV, but as more and more patients become resistant to treatment during treatment, the…
According to the British Medical Journal (BMJ), future trials of Down syndrome will not increase the risk of miscarriage. Many groups of scientists are studying methods…
South Africa has one of the most severe epidemics in the world. It is reported that the first large-scale HIV vaccine trial will begin in South Africa.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has asked to stop initial trials of new drugs designed to help women prevent AIDS viruses. The reason, according to WHO, is that this…
British scientists are expected to begin using this virus and smallpox virus this year to conduct clinical trials on people who treat cancer. Earlier, the preliminary st…
Brazilian scientists have developed a new anti-HIV drug in the form of a gel extracted from an algae found on the coast of Brazil.
China is recruiting volunteers to participate in a new AIDS vaccine test early next year. If the vaccine offers positive results, millions of people around the world wil…
On August 18, Chinese authorities were happy to announce the results of the AIDS vaccine trial. 49 healthy people aged 18-50 were vaccinated against AIDS and after 180 d…
Australian scientists have developed a vaccine against blood-borne parasites, a disease that affects 200 million people around the world.