Finding and vaccinating Nigerian nomads may be one of the last obstacles to the eradication of polio. Where do we go from here to eradicate this virus and protect children… read more →

PharmNest is a growing scientific interaction website. The purpose of the website is to facilitate information exchange and promote interaction among scientists and non-scientists at all levels. Our goal is… read more →

There are many great and altruistic scientists out there working to bring the best medicinal product to people that needed them most. People like Robert Weinberg who discovered Her-2/neu gene… read more →

Abstract The lack of strict regulations on the use of human subjects in clinical studies, in the past, and perhaps in this present time, in developing countries, is inhumane, unethical… read more →

Observational studies had suggested that longer-term and exclusive breastfeeding reduces childhood obesity risk.  Nevertheless, observational studies are prone to confounding factors. Hence, investigating the effects of long-term breast-feeding intervention in… read more →

As little as the CDC knew about HIV/AIDS in 1983. The same year, Francoise Barr-Sinoussi & Luc Montagnier of the Pasteur institute in France claimed to have discovered the first… read more →

In 2007,  additional 12.3 million hectares of genetically modified crops were planted, which is a 12 percent increase (114.3 million hectares) in a global scale.  In the US, genetically modified… read more →

Abstract Peptic ulcer is a common term used to generalize a gastrointestinal or stomach or duodenal ulcer. This digestive system disorder affects approximately 4.6 million people yearly in both male… read more →

Decline in cognitive function is already an outbreak and epidemic for lack of a better word.  The danger in cognitive impairment is that the causative agents or factors, cause a… read more →