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Read More »a child is born with antibodies to Covid-19
[ad_1] Published on : 12/01/2020 – 01:25 In Singapore, a newborn whose mother contracted the pregnant coronavirus was auscultated from birth. The medical team was thus able to discover that it had antibodies to resist Covid-19. With our correspondent in Singapore, Gabrielle Marshals Aldrin Ng Chan is only a few …
Read More »Unexpected discovery on the study of stem cell immortality
[ad_1] Telomeres are the protective caps at the ends of chromosomes. In adult cells, telomeres shorten each time a cell divides and this contributes to aging and cancer. Pluripotent stem cells, however, are specialized cells that exist in the early days of development. These pluripotent cells do not age and …
Read More »In Senegal, research continues to understand the origin of the fishermen’s disease
[ad_1] Published on : 11/24/2020 – 02:07 In Senegal, the first analyzes were carried out to understand this “mysterious dermatological disease” which has affected more than 600 fishermen, covered with pustules on their hands, face and genitals. If “the almost permanent presence of phthalic acid, sulfur, benzene acid and hexadecanoic …
Read More »In Senegal, research continues to understand the origin of the fishermen’s disease
[ad_1] Published on : 11/24/2020 – 02:07 In Senegal, the first analyzes were carried out to understand this “mysterious dermatological disease” which has affected more than 600 fishermen, covered with pustules on their hands, face and genitals. If “the almost permanent presence of phthalic acid, sulfur, benzene acid and hexadecanoic …
Read More »In Senegal, research continues to understand the origin of the fishermen’s disease
[ad_1] Published on : 11/24/2020 – 02:07 In Senegal, the first analyzes were carried out to understand this “mysterious dermatological disease” which has affected more than 600 fishermen, covered with pustules on their hands, face and genitals. If “the almost permanent presence of phthalic acid, sulfur, benzene acid and hexadecanoic …
Read More »Kenya: A massive African DNA project aims to bridge the knowledge gap on mental illness
[ad_1] In July 2009, a woman took her husband to the hospital where our colleagues in western Kenya work. He reported that for several years he had been behaving abnormally, sleeping poorly, hearing voices that no one else could hear, and believing that people were talking about him and plotting …
Read More »Zimbabwe: More funds needed to fight diabetes
[ad_1] ZIMBABWE celebrated World Diabetes Day on Saturday with calls for more funding for the noncommunicable disease affecting approximately 1.4 million people in the country. Diabetes is a chronic disease prevalent in Zimbabwe that occurs when the pancreas does not produce enough insulin or when the body cannot use insulin …
Read More »The performance of African governance declines for the first time in a decade, finds the Ibrahim 2020 index of African governance
[ad_1] The 2020 Ibrahim Index of African Governance (IIAG), launched today by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, highlights for the first time since 2010 a decline in African governance performance. The first decline in governance performance since 2010 The 2019 African average global governance score falls -0.2 points below that of …
Read More »Nigeria: Covid-19 – Nigeria records 180 new cases, two more deaths
[ad_1] The total death toll is now 1,162 after the two new victims have been added to the tally. Nigeria recorded 180 new cases of COVID-19 on Wednesday, new data from the country’s infectious disease agency, NCDC, showed Wednesday night. Two deaths from the virus were also recorded on Wednesday. …
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