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If things go well, prostheses may soon help a person “feel” too. Bionic hands with gelled fingertips may be the answer to provide the wearer with a sense of touch and sensitivity. This may even help them instinctively hold objects, because humans...
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An experimental vaginal gel has shown some promise in preventing infection from the AIDS virus _ the first study to offer hope that a microbicide may soon join the...
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The first anti-AIDS vaginal gel to make it through late-stage testing failed to stop HIV infection in a study of 6,000 South African women, disappointed researchers...
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Anti-AIDS gel, developed under the brand name Ushercell, which was recently transpired as the savior of women against HIV/AIDS has been banned in Uganda as women using...
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