MEDICINE & HEALTH

HIV’s Slower Progression To AIDS Caused By Certain Gene-Protein and ARV

MEDICINE & HEALTH 12.02.2014 21:00 PM

HIV’s Slower Progression To AIDS Caused By Certain Gene-Protein and ARV Awareness and understanding of HIV has led many to be more "protected" from the disease, either through safe sex practice and abstinence or by engaging in advocacy campaigns to educate those from high-risk groups.

Sanofi gets U.S. approval for use of Priftin drug in latent TB

12.02.2014 01:52 AM

A logo is seen in front of the entrance at the headquarters French drugmaker Sanofi in Paris October 30, 2014.

Girl Scouts sweeten the deal with online cookie sales

12.02.2014 01:45 AM

Girl Scouts practice placing orders using Digital Cookie, a new addition to the Girl Scout Cookie Program. in this undated handout picture.

HIV's ability to cause AIDS is weakening over time, study finds

12.02.2014 01:42 AM

A nurse (L) hands out a red ribbon to a woman, to mark World Aids Day, at the entrance of Emilio Ribas Hospital, in Sao Paulo December 1, 2014.

World AIDS Day Report Finds Progress In Controlling The Spread Of HIV

12.01.2014 17:02 PM

The celebration of World AIDS Day today brings with it news of triumph against a deadly disease which, up to now, has had no known cure. More people have gained awareness on HIV, and this is due to the years of advocacy and information campaign against the spread of the disease worldwide.

Exclusive: U.S. CEOs threaten to pull tacit Obamacare support over 'wellness' spat

12.01.2014 01:06 AM

Cathey Park of Cambridge, Massachusetts shows her cast signed by U.S. President Barack Obama after he spoke about health insurance at Faneuil Hall in Boston October 30, 2013.

Death toll from Ebola outbreak nears 7,000 in West Africa: WHO

12.01.2014 00:58 AM

A newly-built Ebola treatment center is pictured in Beyla, Guinea, November 25, 2014. Picture taken November 25, 2014.

AbbVie adds children's AIDS drugs to shared patent pool

12.01.2014 00:48 AM

A screen displays the share price for pharmaceutical maker AbbVie on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange July 18, 2014.

AIDS campaigners say pandemic has finally reached tipping point

12.01.2014 00:43 AM

Beach goers look at a red ribbon sand sculpture created by Indian sand artist Sudarshan Patnaik to create awareness about AIDS on the eve of World AIDS Day on a beach in Puri in the eastern Indian state of Odisha November 30, 2014.

France's Hollande warns against isolating Ebola-hit Guinea

11.29.2014 02:48 AM

French President Francois Hollande listens to ArcelorMittal workers as he visits their union meeting room during a visit at the ArcelorMittal Steel Factory in Florange, western France, November 24, 2014.

WHO advises male Ebola survivors to abstain from sex

11.29.2014 02:39 AM

A volunteer wearing a protective suit walks in a 'high risk' zone during an Ebola training session held by Germany's Red Cross in Wuerzburg October 21, 2014.

China drafts policy on emergency Ebola diagnosis, approves products

11.29.2014 02:34 AM

Health inspection and quarantine researchers work in their laboratory at an airport in Qingdao, Shandong province August 11, 2014.

How Many Calories Will You Be Consuming this Thanksgiving? Think Again About Serving Seconds

11.27.2014 16:42 PM

Thanksgiving is here, and while many are thinking solely about the turkey and pies that'll consume the next few hours of your life, the health conscious may want to know exactly what they're getting into this turkey day. Cauliflower mashed “fauxtatoes”, Tofurkey, and crustless pumpkin pies are amongst the biggest searches at the moment, but exactly how much worse are the originals really? They taste much richer, made with cream and butter galore, but many are questioning the actual caloric intake for a traditional Thanksgiving meal. Any guesses as to how much your family’s Thanksgiving will set you back at the gym?

Cigarette smoking by U.S. adults reaches record low: CDC

11.27.2014 01:26 AM

A woman smokes a cigarette in this illustration picture taken in Paris, October 8, 2014. Cigarette smoking among U. S. adults last year touched its lowest on record, a drop spurred by higher prices, smoke-free policies and anti-smoking campaigns, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said on Wednesday.

Breast cancer recurrence risk down since 1980s

11.27.2014 01:23 AM

The world's largest awareness ribbon made of flowers is seen from above during the UAE leg of the Avon Walk around the world for Breast Cancer Awareness walkathon in Zaabeel park in Dubai, November 16, 2007.

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