Research Roundup: an HIV and AIDS vaccine candidate, inflatable incubator for premature babies, and US government R&D
Dr. Robert Gallo co-discovered the HIV virus and subsequently led the development of the first HIV and AIDS blood test.
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Dr. Robert Gallo co-discovered the HIV virus and subsequently led the development of the first HIV and AIDS blood test.
A new study conducted by the Malaria Genomic Epidemiology Network (MalariaGEN)—a community of researchers across malaria-endemic regions—reveals a formerly unknown genetic variations that make people less susceptible to malaria.
Pharmaceutical company AbbVie is paying United Therapeutics US$350 million for its priority review voucher (PRV)—which expedites the US Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) review of a product by four months—and EP Vantage speculates on their motive.
A new paper-based diagnostic can test for Ebola, dengue, and yellow fever in just ten minutes without running water, electricity, lab equipment, or highly-trained personnel.