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World Malaria Day: When A Simple Initiative Conveys Great Results

World Malaria Day: When A Simple Initiative Conveys Great Results

LIMBURGERHOF, Germany, April 19, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- April 25th marks the fourth annual  World Malaria Day, again to focus on the goal of achieving near zero malaria deaths by 2015, and how…
Henry VIII And Miscarriages; Was It The Kell Antigen?

Henry VIII And Miscarriages; Was It The Kell Antigen?

Henry VIII, King of England and founder of the Anglican Church, was basically the Brad Pitt of his day when he was younger.   Charming, attractive and even kind, for a member of the Royal family…
Antibiotics 2020 - Turning Bacteria Against Themselves

Antibiotics 2020 - Turning Bacteria Against Themselves

Bacteria attack with toxins designed to hijack or kill host cells but they have ways of protecting themselves from their own toxins.   Researchers have described one of these protective…
Genetically Modified  'Superchicken' Doesn't Spread Bird Flu

Genetically Modified 'Superchicken' Doesn't Spread Bird Flu

Avian influenza, bird flu, causes the unnecessary deaths of millions of chickens each year, preventing them from instead being killed for my dinner. Luckily, science is on the case, though irrational…
Primate Immune System Differences: Why Are Humans More Susceptible To Some Viruses?

Primate Immune System Differences: Why Are Humans More Susceptible To Some Viruses?

Humans have greater susceptibility than other primates to certain infectious diseases which could be explained by species-specific changes in immune signaling pathways, a University of Chicago study…
HIV-Positive Patient Cured by Adult Stem Cell Transplant

HIV-Positive Patient Cured by Adult Stem Cell Transplant

Writing in Blood, a group says that a 2007 adult stem cell transplant cured a patient of both his HIV and his leukemia.   Up to 33 million people worldwide have HIV/AIDS. How did it work and…
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Patients Run Ad In The Washington Post

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Patients Run Ad In The Washington Post

CORAL GABLES, Florida, December 6, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- In an unprecedented move, chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) patients published a half-page ad in The Washington Post today. The ad brings…
Do Antimicrobial Soaps Even Work?   The Answer Is...

Do Antimicrobial Soaps Even Work? The Answer Is...

If you've been to a hospital to see a newborn you've likely been assaulted by a number of sprays and soaps before even getting near the little critter.   You'd have to wonder how you ever…
Genetic Irony - Sickle Cell Gene Provides Protection Against Malaria?

Genetic Irony - Sickle Cell Gene Provides Protection Against Malaria?

Haemoglobin S (HbS) is known to cause sickle cell disease and it is usually fatal if untreated so shouldn't natural selection have eliminated it?     Instead, the sickle cell gene is common…
TRIM21: Have Scientists Found A Cure For The Common Cold?

TRIM21: Have Scientists Found A Cure For The Common Cold?

The number of times the common cold has been cured, or prevented, is far too long a list for this site - though recently those claims have been overtaken by the kookier segments of homeopathy. But…

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