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The new study unravels some of the molecular intricacies of Ebola virus replication, shedding light on key proteins and pathways involved in the process.

Health

Ebola: scientists reveal a new way it replicates

15 March 2024

Article

By providing a more nuanced understanding of where and how bat betacoronaviruses evolve, the research helps us identify potential hotspots for the emergence of new zoonotic diseases.

Science

Unraveling the complexity of betacoronaviruses in bats

16 January 2024

Article

Health

Perinatal transmission of HPV: Encouraging new data

22 May 2023

Article

Health

Researchers use AI to explore potential zoonotic diseases

26 April 2023

Article

L'Amazonie est l’endroit au monde où le potentiel d’évolution virale est le plus grand.

Health

Where are the next zoonotic viruses lurking?

24 May 2022

Article

Health

Better understanding COVID-19

1 April 2022

Press release

Health

Measuring viral RNA to predict which patients will die

26 November 2021

Press release

Health

Expectant mothers who have HPV could be at high risk of giving birth prematurely

15 September 2021

Press release

Health

Common pathogens facilitate HIV persistence

1 September 2020

Press release

Scientists will soon be collecting and using convalescent plasma to develop a passive immunization program to treat patients hospitalized for COVID-19.

Health

Immunizing with plasma to combat COVID-19

9 April 2020

Press release

A study aims to understand what protects children from the disease and thereby guide treatment in adults who are most affected.

Health

The kids are alright … but not the elderly

2 April 2020

Article

Mila is conducting several research projects in artificial intelligence to help stem the pandemic. One of them aims to bring together experts in data analysis as well as researchers in machine learning, bioinformatics, immunology, virology and vaccine design.

Science

Using AI to help contain COVID-19

30 March 2020

Article

The first type of influenza virus we are exposed to in early childhood dictates our ability to fight the flu for the rest of our lives, according to a new study.

Health

What was your first flu?

30 January 2020

Press release

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