Health

[ad_1] The Ebola outbreak in Congo is over. For the WHO, it's a triumph, but the world is far from over. Comment by Berit Uhlmann The Democratic Republic of Congo can breathe …

[ad_1] <div innerhtml = " Delays It is clear to the US government that it is more profitable to have low-orbit flights operated by private companies, but that does not want not …

[ad_1] Anyone who has ever done an anti-HIV test, like one of the Austrian Aidshilfen, knows what's the most difficult: wait for the result. That all the others who are sitting in …

[ad_1] The numbers show all the madness. Just last year, 100,000 people in Russia were infected with HIV. More than half of them were addicts. And you do not treat them trashily …

[ad_1] The radiation of mobile phones can affect the memory of adolescents For years, professionals have wondered if the radiation of mobile phones can affect health. Although it has been warned in …

[ad_1] St. Louis (APA / AFP) – In the US case of a cancer patient against pesticide manufacturer Monsanto, the plaintiff himself made his statement on Monday. Her life has completely changed …

[ad_1] July 23, 2012 – Research at the University of British Columbia is not entirely altruistic. Regions like Canada's west coast would benefit greatly from the solar cell that scientists are currently …

[ad_1] Researchers at the IMBA – Molecular Biotechnology Institute of the Austrian Academy of Sciences – develop a new organoid for cancer research Vienna (OTS) – Brain tumors are among the most …

[ad_1] AIDS on the rise: experts warn against the extension of immunodeficiency Before the 22nd International AIDS Conference in Amsterdam, experts pointed out that the numbers of the HIV infections had increased …

[ad_1] <div innerhtml = " It has been known for some time that a high level Meat consumption may increase the risk of heart disease and cancer. A recent Chinese study now …