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There is no approved vaccine against Zika, but a vaccine candidate has shown promise in mice

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Experimental Zika vaccine stops the virus from replicating in mice

Pregnant mice that were vaccinated before being exposed to Zika also showed signs of a healthier pregnancy than their unvaccinated counterparts

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Being vaccinated against the coronavirus may reduce the risk of long covid with a breakthrough SARS-CoV-2 infection

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Coronavirus vaccines could cut the risk of long covid by two-fifths

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A pharmacist administers a flu vaccine ahead of the UK's 2022/23 flu season

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NHS invites 12 million people to have booster to ward off 'twindemic'

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Rylea-Ann was unable to walk before receiving the gene therapy

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Gene therapy infused into the brain eases rare condition in children

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Nearly 200 hundred genetic variants on 14 genes have been linked to chronic fatigue syndrome

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Chronic fatigue syndrome linked to almost 200 genetic variants

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Masashi Yanagisawa and Emmanuel Mignot

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��è��Ƶs who discovered cause of narcolepsy win Breakthrough Prize

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Married women who work during middle age are happier later in life

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An Anopheles gambiae mosquito

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Mosquitoes are being genetically modified so they can't spread malaria

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3d illustration of blood cells and Plasmodium sp. parasites causing malaria.

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Your gut microbes may influence how ill you get with malaria

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A fungal disease affecting some amphibians may have caused malaria to surge in Costa Rica and Panama

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Amphibian deaths in Central America led to malarial mosquito surge

A fungal skin disease that caused amphibian numbers to plummet in Costa Rica and Panama lowered the number of amphibian tadpoles that were eating mosquito larvae, allowing the insects to flourish and spread malaria

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Umbilical cord 'milking' cuts brain injury risk for babies born limp

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The omicron coronavirus variant may protect against flu

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Covid-19 pandemic linked to early onset of puberty in some girls

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Female emission at orgasm confirmed to release fluid from the bladder

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