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Before that point, infectious diseases such as smallpox, cholera ... save countless lives each year by killing illness-causing bacteria, our good gut bacteria can also become collateral damage ...

Smallpox is among the largest viruses known ... Pertussis is caused by bacteria – which are roughly 10 times the size of an average virus – and that shot held at least 2,000 proteins.

Theralase® validates previous University of Manitoba research by demonstrating that RuvidarTM is safe and effective in the treatment of the Herpes Simplex Virus in an animal model. TORONTO, ON / ACCES ...

Efforts to stop the spread of infectious disease have always suffered from a cycle of panic and neglect. Vaccine skepticism in the new administration brings even greater challenges.

Fresno Bee reader believes Fresno council should lok at protecting farmland instead of approving 9,000 acres of housing.

Remember polio, measles, whooping cough, smallpox, tetanus ... Fungi, prions and bacteria cross continents without passports. Global control of infectious disease requires the powerful ...

I tell them: Yes, vaccines prompt an immune response, but so does every bite of food you eat; so do the billions of bacteria living ... is less than what was in a smallpox vaccine given a hundred ...

As the MRI with its building sprawl over five acres, a stone’s throw from Borella junction, celebrates its 125th anniversary, Director Dr. Suranga Dolamulla journeys back in time to its humble origins ...

In 1980, the World Health Organization certified that smallpox had been eradicated globally ... your body will naturally react by creating antibodies to fight the invasive virus or bacteria. If you do ...

Unfortunately, in their enthusiasm to prevent illness and death in children, nurses, doctors and public health officials did ...

There was a business case for eradicating smallpox: With no more cases ... After cases of melioidosis, an uncommon but deadly bacteria, appeared in four U.S. states in 2021, a “line list ...