Scientists at Johns Hopkins Come Closer to Eliminating Heart Disease

Scientists at Johns Hopkins Come Closer to Eliminating Heart Disease A world without heart disease seems impossible. But researchers at Johns Hopkins just got one step closer. Scientists at Johns Hopkins University may be one step closer to eradicating debilitating heart...

WHO issues its first hepatitis C treatment guidelines

WHO issues its first hepatitis C treatment guidelines News release 9 April 2014 | London, United Kingdom - WHO has issued its first guidance for the treatment of hepatitis C, a chronic infection that affects an estimated 130 million to 150 million people and results in 350 000 to 500 000 deaths a year. The publication of the "WHO Guidelines for the...

ARE LOVE AND AFFECTION ESSENTIAL FOR SURVIVAL? CAN SOMEONE DIE OF BROKEN HEART? SCIENCE REVEALS.

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Dengue Fever Alert to MUHAS Community

Recently, some students have been suspected to have dengue fever. The cases have been reported to the University Management by the Emergency Medicine Department of Muhimbili National Hospital (MNH). In this regard, the University is taking various measures such as investigating...

Past HIV Vaccine Trials Reveal New Path to Success

  A multi-national research team led by Duke Medicine scientists has identified a subclass of antibodies associated with an effective immune response to an HIV vaccine. The finding, reported in the March 19, 2014, issue of the journal Science Translational Medicine,...