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Scientists Solve Mystery Behind What Makes Urine Yellow
Recent findings reveal a connection between urine colour and the body's red blood cells.
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UNESCO to Award Research And Contributions Made In Microbiology
The UNESCO-Carlos J Finlay Prize for Microbiology is funded by the government of Cuba and the applications for the same should be sent to the UN organisation by October 20.
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No Bagged Salad, Lukewarm Meals: Microbiologist On Food To Avoid
Every year, around 2.4 million people in the UK get food poisoning - mostly from viral or bacterial contamination. Most people recover within a few days without treatment, but not all are that lucky.
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Covid-19: Know List Of Online Courses On Virology
The Covid pandemic which hit the country had led medical professionals and healthcare executives to delve into courses to learn what the virus is all about and how to approach patients who are affected.
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Russia's Sputnik V Vaccine Effective Against Delta, Other Covid Variants: Study
The Gamaleya National Research Center of Epidemiology and Microbiology and RDIF on Monday announced strong results of the study on neutralizing the activity of sera from individuals vaccinated with Sputnik V vaccine against new coronavirus variants.
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New Coronavirus Circulated Unnoticed In Bats For Decades: Study
The new coronavirus appears to have circulated unnoticed in bats for decades, scientists found. Horseshoe bats are the most plausible origin of the SARS-CoV-2 pathogen, researchers led by Maciej Boni of Pensylvania State University's Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics said in a study published Tuesday in Nature Microbiology.
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Pakistan, Bangladesh Scientists Receive Carlos J. Finlay UNESCO Prize For Microbiology
Professor Shahida Hasnain of Pakistan and Dr Samir Saha of Bangladesh have been named as the two laureates of the 2017 Carlos J. Finlay UNESCO Prize for Microbiology.
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How a Canadian Prairie City Made an Ebola Vaccine
An experimental Ebola vaccine that is offering some hope for West Africa was invented in a small Canadian Prairie city and had its roots in the Cold War, the German town of Marburg and a disease scare that panicked Toronto in the 1970s.
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Scientists Solve Mystery Behind What Makes Urine Yellow
Recent findings reveal a connection between urine colour and the body's red blood cells.
-
UNESCO to Award Research And Contributions Made In Microbiology
The UNESCO-Carlos J Finlay Prize for Microbiology is funded by the government of Cuba and the applications for the same should be sent to the UN organisation by October 20.
-
No Bagged Salad, Lukewarm Meals: Microbiologist On Food To Avoid
Every year, around 2.4 million people in the UK get food poisoning - mostly from viral or bacterial contamination. Most people recover within a few days without treatment, but not all are that lucky.
-
Covid-19: Know List Of Online Courses On Virology
The Covid pandemic which hit the country had led medical professionals and healthcare executives to delve into courses to learn what the virus is all about and how to approach patients who are affected.
-
Russia's Sputnik V Vaccine Effective Against Delta, Other Covid Variants: Study
The Gamaleya National Research Center of Epidemiology and Microbiology and RDIF on Monday announced strong results of the study on neutralizing the activity of sera from individuals vaccinated with Sputnik V vaccine against new coronavirus variants.
-
New Coronavirus Circulated Unnoticed In Bats For Decades: Study
The new coronavirus appears to have circulated unnoticed in bats for decades, scientists found. Horseshoe bats are the most plausible origin of the SARS-CoV-2 pathogen, researchers led by Maciej Boni of Pensylvania State University's Center for Infectious Disease Dynamics said in a study published Tuesday in Nature Microbiology.
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Pakistan, Bangladesh Scientists Receive Carlos J. Finlay UNESCO Prize For Microbiology
Professor Shahida Hasnain of Pakistan and Dr Samir Saha of Bangladesh have been named as the two laureates of the 2017 Carlos J. Finlay UNESCO Prize for Microbiology.
-
How a Canadian Prairie City Made an Ebola Vaccine
An experimental Ebola vaccine that is offering some hope for West Africa was invented in a small Canadian Prairie city and had its roots in the Cold War, the German town of Marburg and a disease scare that panicked Toronto in the 1970s.
