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Armed forces to administer vaccines for two diseases

Indian Armed Forces will start a vaccination programme among their new recruits to prevent spread ...

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Nitish being considered for Gates Innovation Award

The Bill Gates and Melinda Foundation has accepted the proposal for conferring the Gates Innovation ...

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Scientists a step closer to Hepatitis C vaccine

Currently, there is no human vaccine for Hepatitis C, which kills almost 350,000 people worldwide ea...

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Skin cancer vaccine may be available within 1 year

An Australian scientist is on the verge of creating the world’s first skin cancer vaccine.

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Antibody propels hunt for universal flu vaccine

The first antibody that could knock out all influenza A viruses has been isolated and tested in mice...

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`Global plan to wipe out polio by 2012 off track`

Polio is highly infectious as it invades the nervous system, leading to irreversible paralysis.

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US ran fake vaccine project in hunt for Osama

The fake vaccination drive was aimed at gathering DNA from members of Osama`s family.

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New malaria vaccine set to enter human trials

A malaria vaccine that will protect against all known strains of the deadly parasite will embark on ...

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Antibody paves way for universal flu vaccine

They describe an antibody that, in animal tests, can prevent or cure infections with a broad variety...

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Salmonella-based vaccines fight fatal disease

A powerful new class of therapeutics, known as recombinant attenuated Salmonella vaccines (RASV), ca...

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Oz scientists developing edible vaccine

Oz scientists have identified certain strains of a stomach bacteria which are safe to be used in hum...

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Flu vaccine during pregnancy protects babies

A new study has found that flu vaccine during pregnancy protects babies from getting sick.

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Vaccine from ‘library of DNA’ to treat cancer

Earlier, ``gene therapy`` vaccines have often delivered just one gene to stimulate the immune system...

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Vaccine against cervical cancer works successfully

An Australian study has found that vaccines to protect against HPV virus, which causes cervical canc...

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New ‘powerful’ vaccination strategy fights malaria

The new approach works by eliciting an immune response that can combat the malarial parasite during ...

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Nasal spray helps stop diabetes

Scientists have developed a nasal spray vaccine that could stop children from developing diabetes.

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Britain to donate $1.32 bn to vaccinate poor kids

UK would donate 814 million pounds ($1.32 billion) to help vaccinate poor children all over the worl...

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Dengue vaccine could be ready by 2015

Dengue has reemerged in recent years as a serious public health threat in tropical regions. There is...

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Soon, a vaccine for deadly meningitis B

Meningitis B is very deadly and can kill babies and toddlers in under four hours.

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Universal flu vaccine shows promise

A universal flu vaccine targeting a protein common to all strains of influenza A has safely produced...

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`Only six deaths out of 128 were confirmed vaccine reactions`

Only 6 deaths out of the 128 that occurred following immunisation last year were confirmed vaccine ...

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The 30 Years War: AIDS, a tale of tragedy and hope

The early years of the AIDS war are a dark chapter of fear, ignorance and homophobia.

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Scientists envisage vaccines for malaria, TB, HIV/AIDS by 2020

Scientists envisage that by 2020 there would be vaccines for malaria, TB, and HIV/AIDS.

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Coming soon: A vaccine for coeliac disease!

The potential jab for digestive disorder has shown promising results in the 1st phase of human trial...

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Soon, revolutionary jab to halt Alzheimer`s

The vaccine has been proven to halt and even reverse the damage caused to the brain.

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Tumour vaccine to be available by 2013-end

A vaccine that use the body’s own defences to fight the disease could be available in just 2 years.

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India emerging as leading vaccine manufacturer: Steven Myint

India has emerged as one of the leading vaccine manufacturer in recent times.

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Soon, nasal spray vaccines to curb flu

The respiratory tract is a major entry site for various viral and bacterial pathogens.

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China claims HIV vaccine trials successful

Scientists claimed successful 1st phase clinical trial of an HIV vaccine.

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Soon a vaccine for viral hepatitis C

Early data from phase I trials of an HCV vaccine show encouraging results.

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Coming soon: A jab to cure cat allergies!

The new vaccine which will protect against the itching, sneezing and watering eyes.

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Vaccine to treat cat allergy developed

Researchers at McMaster University have developed a new vaccine that could successfully treat cat al...

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Promising target for AIDS vaccine identified

A new research by Dana-Farber Cancer Institute scientists have indicated that a section of the AIDS ...

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South African babies hold TB vaccine hopes

The baby wiggles without care on his mother`s lap as the world`s most promising hope for the first n...

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`Synthetic vaccine may help combat malaria, HIV-AIDS`

Scientists have developed a new type of nanoparticle which they say can treat malaria and HIV-AIDS.

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Lowest-ever polio cases recorded in 2010

India has moved closer to eradication of polio, recording only 42 cases in `10 compared to 741 in `0...

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Indian vaccine to save 250 million lives in Africa

MenAfriVac has been produced by Serum Institute of India and is to be administered to African nation...

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HIV vaccine trial: No side effects reported

The HIV vaccine being developed in India has undergone the first phase of clinical trials.

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A universal synthetic vaccine to beat flu?

A nasal spray which could be a synthetic universal vaccine for flu developed.

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Leukaemia vaccine goes on clinical trial

Scientists in Britain are set to begin the first human trials of a revolutionary cancer vaccine.

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New vaccine against pneumonia to save lives

New vaccine against pneumonia is being introduced in Africa & some other countries across the world.

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New TB vaccine protects before and after infection

Danish scientists have developed a new vaccine that can fight TB before and after infection.

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UN health chief concerned about vaccine `mistrust`

WHO chief Margaret Chan warned Monday that the health community needs to tackle strong and "worrisom...

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Effective HIV vaccine nears

Scientists have reported findings showing new evidence about broadly-reactive neutralising antibodie...

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Vaccine slashes malaria risk by half

The latest study indicates that the jab reduces the risk of malaria infection by 46% over 15 mths.

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H1N1 pandemic flu strain ‘key to universal vaccine’

Data shows that infection with H1N1 could induce broadly protective antibodies.

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Vaccine that helps quit liquor with a hangover

The new vaccine would increase nausea, accelerate heartbeats, induce sweating and feeling of unease.

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Britain short of flu vaccine as death toll mounts

Britain`s government said Friday it had flu vaccine shortages in certain regions.

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Britain runs out of swine flu vaccine

British Health Secretary Andrew Lansley has admitted that the country was running short of swine flu...

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Study linking vaccine to autism was fraud: Journal

The first study to link a childhood vaccine to autism was based on doctored information.

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