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Most viruses are more than meets the eye

Not one of the people who were vaccinated was infected

Also muscles, retinas and other damaged organs

This aerosolized Ebola vaccine is the first of its kind

The virus has claimed 3 more lives, health officials say

Historical records hint at an Ebola outbreak 2,400 years ago

The test unlocks the memories of your immune system

A herpes-based cancer drug could become available in 2016

As of Saturday, no new cases of people infected with the deadly virus had been reported in Liberia in over 42 days

The man, an infectious disease specialist, contracted Ebola while helping contain the outbreak in Sierra Leone

This works out to an average of 160 people who die of rabies each and every day, researchers explain in new study

Researchers say that the antibody, dubbed 3BNC117, shows great promise when it comes to reducing viral load

The researchers who developed the vaccine hope to soon debut clinical trials involving human volunteers

The vaccine, based on the virus strain that caused the latest Ebola epidemic, successfully triggered an immune response

Science video explains what measles is, how it affects the body and why you should vaccinate against it

The new HIV variant, discovered in patients in Cuba, progresses to AIDS in just 3 years after infection

Should these mutations make it possible for the virus to spread through the air, thousands more people could be infected