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Differences between viruses, bacteria and parasites
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Biology
'Vaccination for mosquitoes': Strange application in the prevention of dengue fever
Dengue fever spreads through mosquitoes, but the strange thing is that Vietnamese scientists are trying to breed this type of mosquito and release it into the environmen…
Biology
Flu viruses can jump up to 2 meters away
Scientists have studied 94 hospital visits for flu-like symptoms during the 2010 - 2011 flu season.
Biology
Detection of genes that control the body of vaccine responses
Recently, Australian scientists have identified a gene named after
Animal world
Effective measures for foot and mouth disease response
Foot and mouth disease in cattle is caused by viruses, so it spreads quickly and widely. Currently, the disease does not have specific medicines, so farmers need to pay…
Science story
Donald Henderson - The guardian of millions of lives in the 21st century
All babies born after 1977, who enjoyed a childhood vaccination program, owe something to Henderson.
Science story
The truth about the first person to find the vaccine
Louis Pasteur is recognized by the world as the father of vaccines, but the first person to lay the foundation for vaccination is Edward Jenner, an honorary doctor in th…
Medicine - Health
In 2020, Vietnam will produce 5 in 1 vaccine
It is expected that in the next two years, Vietnam will successfully produce 5-in-1 vaccine to be self-reliant in the supply of coordinated vaccine at low cost.
Medicine - Health
95% of newborns die if they get this disease, and their mothers need attention
Tetanus bacteria are everywhere in the soil and sand; animal and poultry manure; sewer ...
Medicine - Health
Vietnam will produce vaccines
Currently, Vietnam has produced 8/10 types of vaccines in the national expanded vaccination program.
Medicine - Health
Harvard's HIV vaccine was initially successful on humans
A parallel trial in Rhesus monkeys showed that the protective effect of this HIV vaccine is up to 67% in HIV protection and treatment.
Medicine - Health
Early signs of Japanese encephalitis
The time between June and October every year is the peak of Japanese encephalitis. This is a high-risk disease in the summer of all ages if it has not been vaccinated.
Medicine - Health
Important vaccines need to be given to children over one year of age
Children over one year of age should be re-vaccinated or some more vaccines, especially nasal measles-rubella, Japanese encephalitis.
Medicine - Health
When should I get the chickenpox vaccine?
Chickenpox is a disease that can easily be caused by respiratory infections, which often break out in the spring winter when the weather is warm.
Medicine - Health
Overview of rabies with actual figures in Vietnam
Let's try to see what rabies is and what its effects are, along with the official recommendation from the Preventive Medicine Department, Ministry of Health on measures…