Interpretation of medical news
Scientists from the University of Georgia, United States, developed a new treatment for rabies. Compared to common vaccines, the novel vaccine is able to cure mice longer after infection. The research is recently published in the Journal of Virology. Continue reading
Here MedZine highlights two studies in the current scientific news. The first describes a new cholera vaccine that provides protection for five years. The second describes the identification of genetic mutations in multiple cancers. Continue reading
Also this week MedZine brings you the latest medical news on various medical specialisms. In this editorial two striking studies are highlighted. The first describes the discovery of a sugar polymer found on the cell surface of several pathogens that is a promising target for a broad-spectrum vaccine. The second study reports on brain cells that were grown from skin cells of individuals with Down syndrome. Continue reading
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