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Promising phase I Ebola trials

May 13, 2016
Scientists involved in Phase I trials for an Ebola vaccine have described recent results as very promising.

World’s tiniest thermometer built

May 12, 2016
Canadian scientists have created the smallest thermometer in the world using DNA.

Antibiotic resistance solution proposed

May 11, 2016
A group of US scientists are confident the key to tackling antibiotic resistant bacteria is already in front of our faces – non-antibiotic therapeutic drugs.

Study shows ‘reversal’ of neurological damage possible

May 9, 2016
Symptoms of neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s could be ‘reversed’ after ground breaking research by Leicester University.

New method to create vaccines

May 6, 2016
Researchers from a Danish university have developed a new and simple way to create vaccines.

Stuttering mice provide insight

May 5, 2016
Scientists have given mice a genetic mutation causing them to stutter to better understand the speech disorder in humans.

Climate change affects forestry growth

April 27, 2016
A link between tree growth and climate change has been established by Russian and Spanish scientists.

Study offers hope for cleaning radioactive water

April 22, 2016
US scientists have discovered a new chemical method to immobilise uranium in contaminated groundwater, which could result in better ways to improve water remediation at old nuclear sites.

Hybrid drug use prevents malarial resistance

April 21, 2016
Scientists from the National University of Singapore have developed a new drug to combat the rise of drug-resistant malaria.

Scissor protein responsible for spread of cancer

April 19, 2016
Aggressive cancer cells have been found to express higher amounts of a certain protein by scientists at the University of Bergen.

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