
Author: Dr. Tampiwa Chebani MBBS BMedSc


NeoVax: A Personalized Vaccine That Can Treat Skin Cancer
Researchers at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have developed NeoVax, a vaccine that triggers an immune response by targeting mutated proteins in patients’ skin melanoma tumors, neutralizing them in the long …Bleeding Gums May Signal Vitamin C Deficiency: Study Urges Diet Review Alongside Dental Care
Key Takeaways: Bleeding gums may indicate low vitamin C levels, not just poor oral hygiene or gum disease. Meta-analysis of 15 trials (1,140 participants) and CDC data (8,210 people) …
German Study Shows That COVID-19 May Also Affect Sperm Quality
With spermatozoa that are less motile, less concentrated, and with altered shapes, the sperm of men who have had a severe form of COVID-19 are of poorer quality, according …
A UK Study Shows That the Incidence of Skin Cancer Has Exploded in 40 Years
Sunbathing on the beach in the summer is not safe because the sun’s UV rays can cause cancer. British doctors have quantified the incidence of skin melanoma for 40 …
Back Pain Is Becoming More Common Among Young People Today
More and more children and adolescents are suffering from back pain. Lack of physical activity or, conversely, intense training in one or more sports may be to blame. Even …
The Frequency and Severity of Global Pandemics Likely to Increase
The current pandemic is the sixth major one to hit humanity since the Spanish flu of 1918. But the frequency and severity of these global epidemics may well accelerate …
Karolinska Institutet Researchers Create a Urine Test That Can Determine types of Asthma
What is Asthma? Asthma is a chronic disease of the airways caused by its constriction and excess production of mucus, which can result in difficulty breathing, cough, and wheezing …
A New Cause of Male Infertility Found: Spermatozoa Swimming in Circles
A Franco-German research team has succeeded in identifying a new factor in male infertility. Instead of being torpedoed in a straight line, some spermatozoa swim in circles. The findings …

