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Slow-Walking Back Into an AIDS Nightmare

New cuts could result in the “first rise in HIV incidence in decades.” ...
Dynamic switching between revival stem cells and conventional intestinal stem cells enables efficient tissue repair without exhausting the stem cell ...
A 14-year field study has provided compelling evidence that biochar can simultaneously reduce heavy metal risks in ...
Lipsitch was hired by Barry Bloom to the faculty of Harvard School of Public Health, where he was professor of epidemiology until 2025, when he moved to join the faculty of Stanford University. Grad ...
Uganda is grappling with dangerously high HIV prevalence rates among sex workers, with recent figures painting a grim picture ...
Animal-borne illnesses that infect humans, known as zoonotic viruses, require little to no evolution before jumping between ...
It’s in your immune system.” The findings suggest monocytes might be manipulated into producing more signals to calm pain, ...
Fear of dementia is rising almost as fast as the condition itself. And where fear grows, so does a market promising protection. Among the most popular offerings is Ginkgo biloba, a centuries-old ...
A widely used sleep supplement is raising new questions, as emerging research explores links between long-term use and ...
Watching reality TV could influence your life and how you interact with people more than you expect, says Lehigh University ...
A controversial religious community in KwaMaphumulo, KwaZulu-Natal, has attracted about 100 followers who have abandoned careers, education and, in some cases, medical treatment to pursue a ...
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