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  • Europe slow to implement infant pneumococcal vaccine programmes
    News - 13 Apr 2006
    Up to 90 per cent of cases of invasive pneumococcal diseases (IPD) - which includes serious infections like meningitis - occur in otherwise healthy young children, according to a study published in...
  • Creative new therapies for atherosclerotic disease
    News - 14 Mar 2006
    Patients with a build-up of plaque in arteries in the heart, brain and leg face a high risk of major cardiovascular complications.
  • Hormone aldosterone linked to quality of hearing
    News - 16 Feb 2006
    Researchers have linked a hormone known to adjust levels of key brain chemicals to the quality of our hearing as we age. The more of the hormone that older people have in their bloodstream, the better...
  • Asbestos: the iron grip of latency
    News - 10 Jan 2006
    It happens every day somewhere in Europe: a building from the 1950s is demolished. A few children on their way back from school watch the giant bulldozer at work. The engine has already attacked the...
  • Risky sex, quality of children's medical care - Journal of Urban Health
    News - 5 Jan 2006
    The newest issue of the Journal of Urban Health: Bulletin of The New York Academy of Medicine includes a host of compelling research findings regarding risky sexual behavior in the vacation hotspot of...
  • World's deadliest malaria parasite cloaking gene revealed
    News - 29 Dec 2005
    The world's deadliest malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, sneaks past the human immune system with the help of a wardrobe of invisibility cloaks. If a person's immune cells learn to recognize one...
  • Global battle plan to beat bird flu
    News - 7 Nov 2005
    In a three-day meeting in Geneva as many as 400 health and veterinary officials representing international agencies, are attempting to establish a global strategy to stop the spread of the deadly H5N1...
  • Millions from Gates to fight malaria
    News - 31 Oct 2005
    A British university will benefit from a donation from Bill and Melinda Gates to the tune of £28 million as part of a £145 million gift to malaria research worldwide.
  • New strategies to help developing countries address neglected diseases
    News - 25 Oct 2005
    For the health challenges facing developing countries, the numbers alone are staggering. Every day, 40,000 people - enough to fill a sports stadium - die from preventable infectious diseases and...
  • Harvard study finds vaccines boost economies of poor countries
    News - 16 Oct 2005
    Immunization programs in impoverished countries not only save lives, they boost economies, finds a study by researchers with the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) published in the current edition...

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