Ineffective monotherapies dominating high-burden malarious countries

Tuberculosis in AIDS Patients: A Global Threat

By: Dhakal

Tuberculosis in AIDS Patients: A Global Threat Tuberculosis has existed in humans since antiquity; it is believed to have originated with the first domestication of cattle. Evidence of tuberculosis occurred in human skeletal remains and mummies from as early as 4000BC. Mycobacterium infections, including tuberculosis (TB) and leprosy are ...

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Indonesia Successfully Developing of Methadone Maintenance Treatment ...

By: Achristelth

Injecting heroin users is estimated to reach 200,000 people in 2008 of Indonesia, according to the National Narcotics Agency data. While the Ministry of Health said in 2009 there were 40.2% of 16.964 people with AIDS is caused by injecting heroin addiction behavior. They are generation aged between 14 to 30 years. Injecting ...

20 days ago

Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Announces Recipients of 2009 Komen ...

By: patelashishme0932

Dallas – October 27, 2009 – Three researchers who have focused much of their careers on developing targeted therapies that both lower the risk of developing hormone-sensitive breast cancers and effectively treat the disease are this year’s winners of the Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Brinker Award for Scientific ...

28 days ago

crime in trains continues to risk

By: sharma

NEW DELHI, Nov 22: Criminal activities in trains are on the rise even as the railways have taken a slew of measures to curb them. According to official figures, passengers are being robbed and drugged on a regular basis. While 7,068 cases of illegal activities were reported in 2006, the ...

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