Écrit par INRA | 15 Juin 2012

Le streptocoque du groupe B ou Streptococcus agalactie, est responsable d’infections de la glande mammaire chez les bovins (mammites), et peut également provoquer des maladies graves chez l’homme : pneumonies, méningites, septicémies… notamment chez les nouveaux nés.


Des chercheurs de l’Inra et de l’Institut Pasteur, viennent de démontrer le rôle majeur d’une molécule...

Écrit par Globaldata | 14 Juin 2012

LONDON, UK (GlobalData), 14 June 2012 - Rising demand for hepatitis and HIV testing is set to increase the value of the infectious immunology market, according to a new report by healthcare experts GlobalData.

The new report* shows how an increased demand for convenient testing, and market penetration in emerging economies due to increasing awareness and affordability, is redefining the...

Écrit par WHO | 14 Juin 2012

On World Blood Donor Day, WHO calls for more people to be heroes – donating blood regularly



GENEVA, 14 June 2012 – Every year, millions of people rely on the generosity of another person to donate blood. Yet, blood donation rates vary considerably and the demands for blood and blood products are increasing worldwide. To meet these needs, more people must come forward to give...

Écrit par GLOBALDATA | 14 Juin 2012

Enzyme Disorder Set to be Conquered as Phenylketonuria is Due New Treatments

LONDON, UK (GlobalData), 13 June 2012 - New treatments for Phenylketonuria (PKU) are set to revolutionize the lives of many patients, as pharmaceutical development swiftly takes control of the orphan disease, according to new research released by healthcare analysts GlobalData.

The new report* shows that...