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Stop the cold!
52 days ago
by admin
Sneezing, runny nose, chills … For the third time this winter, you rob the radius “tissues” of your supermarket. Enough is enough! To combat its enemies, it is better to know them. Doctissimo an update with you on this cold that ruin your life. The common cold is part of the tradition of winter and ...
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Top 5 Kid’s Winter Viruses to Avoid
96 days ago
by Chelsea
FREE! It’s back, the Breezy Mama/Positive Parenting Solutions webinar! Please join us Tuesday, November 15th at 8pm Pacific/11pm Eastern for an informational, FREE webinar on “Why Time Out is a Waste of Time.” Space is limited, so please RSVP asap by clicking here. Ahhh… the wintery cold is upon us ...
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Flu Singapura
118 days ago
by zoomyadam
Flu Singapura Mengintai Anak dan Balita Demam, bercak merah di telapak tangan dan kaki serta bintil sariawan di mulut merupakan ciri khas penyakit flu singapura. Meski tidak berakibat fatal penyakit ini amat mudah menular, khususnya pada anak dan balita. Istilah penyakit flu singapura, menurut dr.Al ...
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The Common Cold
129 days ago
by getmobetter
Yes, it is that time of year again. So grab your tissues and medications. Symptoms cough, sore throat, runny nose and nasal congestion. The culprit primarily the rhinovirus and coronavirus. Best protection against the common cold is washing your hands and staying away from infected people. The most ...
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New Drug Can Treat Almost Any Viral Infection
184 days ago
by Zer0
In the left set, rhinovirus (the common cold virus) kills untreated human cells (lower left), whereas DRACO has no toxicity in uninfected cells (upper right) and cures an infected cell population (lower right). Similarly, in the right set, dengue hemorrhagic fever virus kills untreated monkey cells ...
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Severe asthma not linked to persistent viral presence
// science
210 days ago
by Lahn
Respiratory-virus detection rates in the airways of patients with clinically stable and severe asthma are not significantly different from those of healthy controls, according to a study published in the August issue of Allergy. Viviana Turchiarelli, M.D., from the University of Amsterdam in the Net ...
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