Collaborate Disseminate
Adding fuel, or removing it – depending on your position – to the bonfire of endless coffee debates comes the latest large study. This time, researchers looked at data from over 300,000 people for possible links between coffee and cancer, and… Continue reading New study says daily coffee has no impact on cancer risk
The Pirbright Institute has revealed that on June 14, 2019, it destroyed the largest remaining stock of rinderpest virus on the face of the Earth. The destruction of one of a handful of laboratory samples of the deadly cattle virus was carrie… Continue reading Deadly rinderpest virus samples destroyed to prevent future outbreaks
The World Health Organization is updating its International Classification of Diseases. Continue reading Is Excessive Gaming a Disease? The WHO Is Considering Listing It as One
The World Health Organization is updating its International Classification of Diseases. Continue reading Is Excessive Gaming a Disease? The WHO Is Considering Listing It as One
From Ebola, to Zika, to HIV, Dr. Nelson Michael isn’t afraid of a challenge. Continue reading The Vaccine Hunter: Nelson Michael Is Working to End Humanity’s Worst Diseases
“In persons with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection, smoking is a scourge.” Continue reading For Those with HIV, Cigarettes Have Become More Dangerous Than the Actual Virus
Interesting interview: Obama: Traditionally, when we think about security and protecting ourselves, we think in terms of armor or walls. Increasingly, I find myself looking to medicine and thinking about viruses, antibodies. Part of the reason why cybersecurity continues to be so hard is because the threat is not a bunch of tanks rolling at you but a whole bunch… Continue reading President Obama Talks About AI Risk, Cybersecurity, and More
An island in the Florida Keys makes the perfect testing ground for Oxitec’s bugs. Continue reading Zika-Fighting, Genetically-Modified Mosquitoes Are Coming to Florida
Fewer people are dying, but the HIV infection rate has stayed the same since 2005. Continue reading Why Isn’t the Global Rate of HIV Infection Declining?
New research gets close and personal with some of the city’s most hated residents. Continue reading Researchers Are Chipping and Surveilling NYC’s Rats