Sanofi's Dengvaxia is the first-ever approved dengue vaccine... READ MORE›
In eastern Europe and central Asia, new HIV infections have risen by 60 percent since 2010 and AIDS-related deaths by 27 percent, his message also said... READ MORE›
In 2017 Apple's Product RED partnership has raised the equivalent of 144 million days of lifesaving AIDS medication... READ MORE›
The findings, published in the journal Cell Reports, revealed individuals with asthma had higher levels of ILC2 cells than those without... READ MORE›
A Health Canada safety review has found a low number of cases of a rare cancer associated with breast implants... READ MORE›
Researchers from the Columbia University Medical Centre have successfully converted a naturally occurring gut bacteria found in humans into the world's smallest data recorder... READ MORE›
A dozen cases of the bacterial lung infection were discovered about three weeks ago, the Orange County Health Care Agency announced Friday... READ MORE›
Exclusive as evidence emerges that schizophrenia could be an immune system disease, two-year trial will use antibody drug currently used for MS... READ MORE›
It's all challenging the idea that the brain is this separate privileged organ, said Howes... READ MORE›
Aimmune Therapeutics Inc., which is developing its own peanut allergy treatment, soared as much as 46 percent in New York... READ MORE›
The girl had never tried the fruit before, and just after taking one bite of the blackberry pancake, she turned completely blue and collapsed... READ MORE›
Colds are sometimes a reaction to stress, which makes the immune system susceptible to the virus... READ MORE›
Significantly, the new vaccine works by stimulating the immune system to boost virus-killing T-cells, instead of antibodies... READ MORE›
The technology involves encapsulating drugs or vaccines within tiny particles made of biodegradable polymers... READ MORE›
'Tick-induced mammalian meat allergy' reported in Europe, Asia, Central America and Africa but most prevalent in parts of Australia and the US... READ MORE›
Imlygic programs viruses to attack only cancer cells and gives patients more humane options potentially a complete change in the game in treatment... READ MORE›
Dr. Mark Wainberg, a Montreal-based trailblazer in HIV AIDS research and an internationally renowned scientist, died Tuesday after swimming in rough water in Bal Harbour, Fla... READ MORE›
Previous studies have looked at using bacteria like salmonella to carry anti-cancer drugs into tumours... READ MORE›
Polio Paralyzes 17 Children in Syria, W.H.O. Says... READ MORE›
In a world first a new malaria vaccine developed by Australian scientists has passed its first test in early human trials... READ MORE›
All newborn babies in England and Scotland are to be offered a vaccine to combat meningitis B from September... READ MORE›
New tattoo removal cream promises to fade ink, doesn't hurt and only costs A?3... READ MORE›
Researchers from the University of Tasmania have identified six disease-resistant devils in the same small population since 2009... READ MORE›
Sue Davie, chief executive of Meningitis Now, said parents should ensure that their children get the MenACWY vaccination... READ MORE›
Cancer immunotherapy will get a hefty doseA of its own moonshot today when tech billionaire Sean Parker announces 250 million in funding slated for six cancer centers... READ MORE›
The North's claim comes as rival South Korea fights an outbreak of Mers that has killed two dozen people and infected more than 160 since last month... READ MORE›
West Africa is facing the largest Ebola outbreak in history and more than 2,000 people have died... READ MORE›
Our research could initiate an entirely new understanding of how air pollution affects human health... READ MORE›
Tests from the Ohio Department of Agriculture found listeria bacteria in a package of Dole field greens produced at a processing facility in Springfield, Ohio... READ MORE›
An employee at the National Centre for Foreign Animal Disease in Winnipeg has potentially been exposed to the Ebola virus... READ MORE›
Despite several rounds of intensive chemotherapy, Layla still had leukaemia cells in her body when the transplant was performed, and seven weeks later the disease returned... READ MORE›
Refugees have enough to worry about when moving to a new country, but catching up on vaccinations in Australia is no longer one of them... READ MORE›
Some of those future Crohn's treatments could involve targeting the gut's bacterial ecosystem, said Mack, while also placing more emphasis on managing patients' diets... READ MORE›
Child treated for HIV at birth is healthy nine years on without further treatment... READ MORE›
Scientists are also beginning to research whether traditional Chinese medicine can treat or prevent cancer... READ MORE›
New model equates spread of worm across local networks and internet with progress of Aids virus through the body, suggesting early treatment is vital... READ MORE›
Controversially, she opted against chemotherapy, and announced over social media that she would instead turn to traditional Chinese medicine... READ MORE›
They told her that her daughter Libby had phoned her granddad, tried to give her a sugary drink and held her hand... READ MORE›
Pauline Hanson has defended and reinforced her anti-vaccination sentiments by encouraging parents to test their children before immunising... READ MORE›
Farmers in Sierra Leone who have deserted their land because of the Ebola outbreak are being encouraged to go back to work... READ MORE›
Europe is also expected to announce 200 million euros 250 million of funding to develop new Ebola vaccines, drugs and diagnostic tests, sources said on Wednesday... READ MORE›
All the patients infected with the new strain of the virus progressed to Aids within three years... READ MORE›
Doctor who gave hundreds of healthy patients chemotherapy jailed for 45 years... READ MORE›
But researchers chasing the holy grail of a vaccine think they could have better success in South Africa, because of a number of modifications... READ MORE›
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