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What makes a patient asymptomatic to COVID-19?

Some scientists are confident that the immune system’s aggressive response to the virus is only part of the story.
By Mar 3, 2016
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This Tiny Bot Glows To Diagnose Tuberculosis

Much faster than the existing test
By Sep 8, 2015
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Tuberculosis’ Game Of Hide And Tweak

Researchers have uncovered a new way Mycobacterium tuberculosis may gain antibiotic resistance
By Mar 4, 2015
Animals

Tuberculosis-Resistant Cows Engineered In China

A possible solution for one of the worst diseases affecting cattle
By Dec 23, 2013
Science

Big Pic: Ho Ho Ho, Don’t Forget About Tuberculosis!

Beautifully illustrated ads for Christmas seals are a reminder of a time when tuberculosis plagued American and European cities.
By Jan 5, 2011
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Giant Rats Can Detect Tuberculosis With Greater Accuracy than a Microscope Test

Dr. Rat will sniff you now
By Jul 14, 2010
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By Swapping in Genes from Polar-Dwelling Microbes, Researchers Create Temperature-Sensitive Vaccines

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By Feb 25, 2010
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Tiny Chip Made of Paper Diagnoses Diseases and Costs Just a Penny

Puts medical diagnostic tools at the fingertips of everyday folk
By Dec 14, 2009
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Inhalable Chocolate Paves the Way for a Safer TB Vaccine

In 2007, David Edwards, a biomedical engineer at Harvard University, gave his students a project: Develop a way to inhale...
By Mar 14, 2008
Science

Highest Levels Yet of Highly-Resistant TB CASES

The number of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis cases may be rising even faster than we realize