MEDICINE & HEALTHA coronavirus strain found in India showed a mutation in its mechanism in binding to human cells that could threaten vaccine development around the globe.
The National Institute of Health's Kizzmekia Corbett is the leader of the clinical trial in search of a vaccine for coronavirus. This young woman is praised by her superiors and is deemed as the "best fit" for the job. The first stages of the clinical trials started early in March and many are counting on her and her team to quickly come up with a cure to fight the pandemic. How does she handle all the stress? Click the link above to find out.
At the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, everyone is committed to doing everything they can to lessen that burden particularly for the poorest people of the world who are frequently hit the hardest by epidemics, and now, this pandemic coronavirus, and its aftermath.
By 2021, experts are positive that they can introduce a vaccine for HIV. Experts are optimistic about the trials for an HIV vaccine as it is possible that it is an effective one and could be available as early as 2021.
The Harris Poll conducted a recent online survey of more than 2,000 U.S. adults on behalf of the American Osteopathic Association and showed that more than two in five American adults (45 percent) say something has caused them to doubt vaccine safety.
The most significant discovery of this research is a human antibody that can bind to a highly conserved region of the virus common among different strains of norovirus, potentially neutralizing all GII.4 strains of norovirus that exist in nature
The consequence of rabies to an infected person is often fatal Experts say that a simple scratch is enough for rabies to be transmitted, although it is not always the cause of rabies, it can still happen.
Birgitte Kallestad died on Monday after contracting rabies from a puppy that she rescued A Norwegian tourist has died of rabies after she was bitten by a stray puppy that she rescued from the street in the Philippines.
There are still areas in the US where a lot of people are still unvaccinated and the infections overseas is what is making outbreaks as such possible, even in the US.
Temple University is holding the first of two scheduled vaccination clinics Wednesday, as the number of mumps cases affecting the campus community continues to rise.