Australian researchers and people with HIV welcome a new treatment that uses cloned human antibodies to fight the virus.
SOURCE: Medical Research – Read entire story here.
Related posts:
- Volunteers recruited to trial treatment to Hendra virus A human trial of a treatment for the potentially deadly Hendra virus is about to begin in Brisbane. ...
- GPs to be quizzed about patient diet advice Gold Coast researchers say too few general practitioners are advising patients about diet and nutrition. ...
- Five perspectives on HIV prevention pill awaiting Australian approval Australia's ambitious goal of no new cases of HIV by 2020 will be a tough deadline to meet given rates have been steadily increasing since 2000. Here, the ABC hears five perspectives on a major breakthrough in the fight against the epidemic — the preventative drug known as PrEP. ...
- Rugby players wear head sensors in new concussion study Randwick Rugby Club players are wearing bio sensors behind their ears so doctors and coaches can measure the impact of hits on the field as part of a new study into concussion in sport. ...
- JDRF Research Summit: The Who, What, When and Why of Type 1 Diabetes As reported yesterday, the JDRF Capitol Chapter hosted their first annual research summit in Bethesda, MD, on Saturday. Just days before, the staff reported that they were expecting more than 400 people. Not bad! The line-up included talks on the... ...
