German research project finds 34 new genetic diseases

German research project finds 34 new genetic diseases

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medicine Tuesday, July 23, 2024 Bonn – Exome sequencing, which reads all protein-coding sections of DNA, has become an important tool in the diagnosis of rare diseases. The Translate Namse research project, in which 16

DoxyPrEP reduces the risk of sexually transmitted diseases in...

DoxyPrEP reduces the risk of sexually transmitted diseases in…

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/Tobias Arhelger, stock.adobe.com Munich In 2 studies, pre-exposure prophylaxis with doxycycline (DoxyPrEP) reduced the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) [STI]). The authors will present the results of the two studies at the World AIDS

Report on neglected tropical diseases: German...

Report on neglected tropical diseases: German…

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/picture alliance, mylene Zizzo, Wostok Press Berlin Despite increased research into neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) in recent years, Germany is not yet among the world leaders, according to a study. The increase in German research

Rare diseases: Various medicines for additional benefits...

Rare diseases: Various medicines for additional benefits…

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/PhotoSG, stock.adobe.com Berlin – The Federal Joint Committee (G-BA) has assessed the additional benefit of various drugs for rare diseases (orphan drugs) because they exceeded the statutory health insurance turnover limit of 30 million euros

Global changes are causing infectious diseases to increase

Global changes are causing infectious diseases to increase

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/robu_s, stock.adobe.com Notre Dame (Indiana) – Anthropogenic change is contributing to the increase in emerging infectious diseases. Not only humans are affected, but also flora and fauna. Protecting natural biodiversity and reducing environmental pollution from

Neglected tropical diseases: More attention to...

Neglected tropical diseases: More attention to…

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medicine Monday, May 20, 2024 Berlin – More knowledge among the population, training of health workers and funding are needed on the neglected tropical diseases snakebites and leprosy. Experts recently reported on this at a