Flu & Viruses
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02/12/2013 - Middle East virus found in camels
The first direct evidence that the deadly new Middle Eastern virus has been spreading in camels has emerged, it has been announced. More
29/11/2013 - HIV pregnancy resource launched for World AIDS Day
Healthcare professionals have been encouraged to improve their understanding of the needs of pregnant women with HIV for World AIDS Day. More
29/11/2013 - HIV vaccine hope
A new vaccine that triggers the production of antibodies to block HIV going into healthy human cells is under development. More
28/11/2013 - European HIV rates climb
Europe suffered an 8% increase in infection from HIV in the last year, according to new figures. More
28/11/2013 - Swine flu pandemic deadlier than thought
There were far more casualties of the 2009 swine flu pandemic than official figures state, according to a new study. More
22/11/2013 - New hope for universal flu vaccine
The flu virus may evolve much less rapidly than has previously been thought - opening up fresh hope of a universal vaccine, researchers have found. More
19/11/2013 - Extend vaccination for elderly - report
Middle-aged and elderly people should be encouraged to undergo vaccination against a range of diseases, according to a report published today. More
14/11/2013 - New bird flu infection warning
The first case of human infection from a common bird flu virus has been discovered in Taiwan, it has been announced. More
11/11/2013 - Polio battle stepped up
A massive polio vaccination programme is to be launched in the Middle East amid concern of a resurgence of the virus in war-torn Syria, it has been announced. More
08/11/2013 - Polio warning for Europe
European countries could be under threat from an outbreak of polio in war-torn Syria, experts warned today. More
07/11/2013 - HIV breakthrough hope
British scientists may have found the "invisibility cloak" that allows the HIV virus to evade the human immune system, it was announced last night. More
05/11/2013 - Common cold remedies 'ineffective'
Researchers in Southampton, UK, have dismissed a range of common cold and sore throat remedies. More
18/10/2013 - Gene breakthrough explains immune weakness
People who succumb to respiratory infections and suffer from lung damage may be suffering from a rare genetic disease, researchers revealed today. More
17/10/2013 - Virus hope for super-bug treatment
Viruses could be used to treat patients treated with a hospital super-bug, researchers revealed today. More
11/10/2013 - Pilgrims warned on Middle East virus risk
Devout Muslims have been urged to set aside long-held ambitions to visit Mecca this autumn if they are not in full health. More
10/10/2013 - Middle East virus evolved in bats
The deadly new virus from the Middle East has come from bats, researchers confirm today. More
26/09/2013 - Middle east virus not yet global threat
The deadly new virus that has emerged in the Middle East is not yet a global public health emergency, experts decided yesterday. More
25/09/2013 - UK's billion pound boost for world health
Britain is to spend a billion pounds fighting some of the world's major health scourges, it was announced yesterday. More
23/09/2013 - Hope for new flu vaccine
A powerful new vaccine or treatment for flu could be developed following discoveries made by British researchers. More
20/09/2013 - Virus origin mystery deepens
A new study deepens the mystery of where a deadly new virus in the Middle East has come from, researchers reveal today. More
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