Infections diseases, the guide to 200 years and the prospects

An English study has wanted to do a general overview of the evolution of Infections diseases in the recent history of mankind. They chose as the starting date in 1799, when George Washington first U.S. president-Epiglottis Bacterial died in a period when people died of measles often! The study reported that the evolution... 

AIDS: Italian study finds the “natural resistance” to the virus

It was the team of Dr. Guido Poli, head of the immunopathogenesis of AIDS Institute San Raffaele in Milan, to lay the foundations for a future turning point in the search for a solution to this terrible disease. The “natural resistance” exists and resides in the DNA. Unfortunately this is a very rare feature,... 

Blood tests: a microchip instead of the needle

You are those who run in front of the laboratories? Have you ever fainted in front of a tourniquet and a syringe? Smile! The dark times of your fears may be over. It coming soon a new discovery that will replace the pesky needles. It’s called … mChip microchip, nothing more simple … and it is as big as... 

The innate immune system has a memory

The cells in our innate immune system have a memory. He said the result of a study conducted in Israel in collaboration with the American University of Harvard. It been shown that all cells of the immune system (not only the B and T of the adaptive immune system system has a memory but also the innate ones) are able to... 

AIDS, every day 2.500 young people contracted

AIDS, 2.500 young people contracted it every day. This alarming fact is clear from “Opportunity in Crisis: Preventing HIV from early adolescence to young adulthood”, the report released by UNICEF, UNAIDS, UNESCO, UNFPA, ILO, WHO and World Bank. But what are the causes of infection among children so young? Anthony... 

AIDS, at the gala dinners MFA VIPs HIV

At the MFA charity gala at the Eden Roc in Cap d’Antibes occurred many famous figures and real this year endeavor to collect sources for research on AIDS. The Gala of the MFA is open at the same time paying homage to Liz Taylor in a statement that Elton John has called the actress a better person because of its beneficial... 

AIDS, aid the “kittens fluorescent”

Genetically modified animals and AIDS. In the first two arguments seem to feel light years away, not related, but a study conducted in Minnesota, connecting them in a sensible and convincing. At the university of that city, were made of kittens born to wild-type genes which were added those of jellyfish and those of the...