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Tag Archives: disease

05.11.14

Wanted: Collaborative life-scientists for drug discovery

The golden age of drug discovery is over—at least for now....
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22.07.14

Viruses may explain why small animals are more prone to cancer

Cancer is a numbers game. Larger, longer-lived animals with more cells...
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01.04.14

Working in the Community to Reduce Health Disparities

Epidemiologist Kristi Allgood of the Sinai Urban Health Institute (SUHI) in...
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The Helping Her Live team (left to right): Maria Trujillo (community health educator/navigator [CHE/N]), Melinda Medina (CHE/N), Jana Stringfellow (CHE/N), Chela Sproles (program manager), Oreletta Garmon (CHE/N), and Jackie Kanoon, MPH (program coordinator)
28.08.13

Measleslike Virus Likely Culprit in U.S. Dolphin Die-Off

A measleslike virus appears to be the chief cause of the...
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11.07.12

Neighbouring cells help cancers dodge drugs

Cancers can resist destruction by drugs with the help of proteins...
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16.12.11

Resistant bed-bugs ‘from tropics’

New results suggest that insecticide use in the tropics is to...
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16.12.11

Vaccine developed against Ebola

Scientists have developed a vaccine that protects mice against a deadly...
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21.11.11

Pioneers boast high fertility, say scientists

Scientists have shown that women who were first to settle in...
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21.11.11

Rare white kiwi survives surgery

The world’s only known white kiwi has survived surgery to remove...
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21.10.11

Cull ‘cannot save’ Tasmanian devil

Culling does not effectively control the contagious cancer threatening the Tasmanian...
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01.09.11

Bed bugs protect their sperm from bacteria

Bed bugs protect their sperm against sexually transmitted infections by producing...
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01.09.11

Insects use antibacterial secretions to protect young

Scientists have confirmed that so-called burying beetles coat their young’s food...
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01.09.11

Spermless mosquitoes hold promise to stop malaria

Scientists have created spermless mosquitoes in an effort to curb the...
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26.07.11

Researchers switch on genes with blue pulse

Scientists have developed a technique that could be used to deliver...
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20.05.11

Superbug Gene Found

A gene that causes bacteria to become resistant to antibiotics has...
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19.05.11

Researchers Grow Protoeye in Dish

It’s not quite Avatar, but a movie released today shows, in...
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19.05.11

Sensing Organ Rejection

Rejection hurts, but for organ transplant patients it’s more than an...
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19.05.11

Nosing Out a Smell Gene

The daily smells of the world—the freshness of spring flowers, the...
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19.05.11

A Spider That Likes Stinky Socks

Arachnophobes everywhere will be heading to the laundromat when they hear...
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19.05.11

Does Bird Flu + Swine Flu = Superflu?

What do you get if you cross bird flu with the...
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