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Blood Test Diagnoses Early Lung Cancer

South Korean scientists say that patients with lung cancer have high levels of a certain protein in their blood, and this could be used as a biomarker for the disease.Je-Yoel Cho from Kyungpook National University and colleagues, conducted a research which concluded that the levels of the beta chain form of haptoglob...

22 January 2011
04:45 GMT

The Mess with Breastfeeding Time

In 2001, the World Health Organization (WHO) made a global recommendation that babies should be breast fed exclusively, during their first six months of life, but the debate over the matter just got bigger, as a new research appearing on bmj.com, says otherwise. Child health experts led by Dr Mary Fewtrell, a cons...

15 January 2011
05:54 GMT

MI5 and WHO Websites Compromised

Websites belonging to UK's national security agency, the MI5 (Millitary Intelligence, Section 5) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have been found vulnerable to cross-site scripting attacks. The weaknesses allow attackers to inject rogue IFrames, prompt JavaScript alerts or redirect visitors to other poten...

22 July 2009
07:33 GMT

Testing Infants for AIDS Reduces Mortality

Recent scientific studies show that the treatment for children infected with AIDS has to start as soon after birth as possible, in order to avoid the 48-week deadline that children infected with HIV face. Usually, doctors wait for symptoms such as the weakening of the immune system before they start therapy. But new ...

20 November 2008
06:27 GMT

Scientists Looking for New Ways to Fight Obesity

With obesity becoming more and more of a problem worldwide, some 1 billion of the entire world population has recently been classified as obese, or at least overweight, by a World Health Organization report. Out of these people, most of them are in the developed world, with the majority in the United States. A study ...

28 October 2008
05:22 GMT

Researchers Create New Anti-TB Vaccine

Doctors and geneticists took a huge step forward recently, with the creation of a new anti-tuberculosis (TB) vaccine that proved to be much more effective in clinical trials than the standard BCG medication currently being used. The new drug uses a weak form of a TB strain that appeared 75 years ago. The strain is st...

20 October 2008
09:16 GMT


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