Zika Virus Exploits Pregnant Women's Immune Systems to Infect & Replicate
09/05/2017
Contagionlive.comZika Virus Exploits Pregnant Women's Immune Systems to Infect & ReplicateContagionlive.comNew research from the Keck School of Medicine at University of Southern California (USC) has found that the Zika virus—known for causing devastating birth defects such as microcephaly in newborns—targets specific white blood cells to suppress …
09/05/2017
Contagionlive.comZika Virus Exploits Pregnant Women's Immune Systems to Infect & ReplicateContagionlive.comNew research from the Keck School of Medicine at University of Southern California (USC) has found that the Zika virus—known for causing devastating birth defects such as microcephaly in newborns—targets specific white blood cells to suppress …
One Mode of Zika Virus Transmission May Put Fetuses at Higher Risk of Infection
09/05/2017
Contagionlive.comOne Mode of Zika Virus Transmission May Put Fetuses at Higher Risk of InfectionContagionlive.comSince the Zika virus outbreak began in Brazil in 2015 and spread to North America, public health officials have been tracking the disease and its link to congenital microcephaly and other neonatal neurological disorders. Zika transmission can occur …and more »
09/05/2017
Contagionlive.comOne Mode of Zika Virus Transmission May Put Fetuses at Higher Risk of InfectionContagionlive.comSince the Zika virus outbreak began in Brazil in 2015 and spread to North America, public health officials have been tracking the disease and its link to congenital microcephaly and other neonatal neurological disorders. Zika transmission can occur …and more »
Zika research discover mosquitoes in urban areas – Carlsbad Current-Argus
09/05/2017
Carlsbad Current-ArgusZika research discover mosquitoes in urban areasCarlsbad Current-ArgusAedes aegypti, known as a potential carrier of the Zika Virus, has been found in Eddy County, said Kathryn Hanley, professor of biology at New Mexico State University. But none have been found to carry the virus so far. Hanley, along with NMSU students …
09/05/2017
Carlsbad Current-ArgusZika research discover mosquitoes in urban areasCarlsbad Current-ArgusAedes aegypti, known as a potential carrier of the Zika Virus, has been found in Eddy County, said Kathryn Hanley, professor of biology at New Mexico State University. But none have been found to carry the virus so far. Hanley, along with NMSU students …
Zika Virus Could Be Used to Treat Brain Cancer Patients, Study Suggests – R & D Magazine
09/05/2017
Zika Virus Could Be Used to Treat Brain Cancer Patients, Study SuggestsR & D MagazineRecent outbreaks of Zika virus have revealed that the virus causes brain defects in unborn children. But in a study to be published September 5 in The Journal of Experimental Medicine, researchers from Washington University School of Medicine in St …
09/05/2017
Zika Virus Could Be Used to Treat Brain Cancer Patients, Study SuggestsR & D MagazineRecent outbreaks of Zika virus have revealed that the virus causes brain defects in unborn children. But in a study to be published September 5 in The Journal of Experimental Medicine, researchers from Washington University School of Medicine in St …
Zika virus used to treat aggressive brain cancer – BBC News
09/05/2017
BBC NewsZika virus used to treat aggressive brain cancerBBC NewsUntil now, Zika has been seen only as a global health threat – not a remedy. But latest research shows the virus can selectively infect and kill hard-to-treat cancerous cells in adult brains. Zika injections shrank aggressive tumours in fully grown …Zika virus can kill brain tumor cells, Washington University researchers discoverSTLtoday.comZika kills brain cancer cells, may find use as therapyThe San Diego Union-TribuneWe may be able to use Zika virus to attack brain cancer cellsNew ScientistWashington University School of Medicine in St. Louis -Futurismall 24 news articles »
09/05/2017
BBC NewsZika virus used to treat aggressive brain cancerBBC NewsUntil now, Zika has been seen only as a global health threat – not a remedy. But latest research shows the virus can selectively infect and kill hard-to-treat cancerous cells in adult brains. Zika injections shrank aggressive tumours in fully grown …Zika virus can kill brain tumor cells, Washington University researchers discoverSTLtoday.comZika kills brain cancer cells, may find use as therapyThe San Diego Union-TribuneWe may be able to use Zika virus to attack brain cancer cellsNew ScientistWashington University School of Medicine in St. Louis -Futurismall 24 news articles »
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