Researchers have just discovered that every strain of the HIV virus maintains a constant makeup of carbohydrate molecules. This research may be key in developing an HIV vaccine.
Check out this article for the whole story:
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/07/100723130141.htm
Thursday, July 29, 2010
New Break through Research Could progress the development of an AIDS Vaccine
Posted by International Travel Vaccines, Flu Shots, Travel health Advice and more at 12:21 PM Thursday, July 29, 2010Labels: HIV virus, new hiv research 0 comments
Friday, July 16, 2010
World Cup’s positive impact on South Africa
Posted by International Travel Vaccines, Flu Shots, Travel health Advice and more at 2:05 PM Friday, July 16, 2010
The world cup has done many great things for South Africa in terms of money inflow, incoming tourism, and reduction in crime. Watch this video to see just how great the world cup has been for South Africa.
Take a look at this video.
Take a look at this video.
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Friday, July 9, 2010
Spain Predicted to win the World Cup
Posted by International Travel Vaccines, Flu Shots, Travel health Advice and more at 1:52 PM Friday, July 9, 2010The news will come as a boost to Spain ahead of the World Cup final against Holland at Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg on Sunday.
The psychic octopus has not made a mistake when predicting the outcome of a football match for two years. On that occassion Paul said Germany would beat Spain in the Euro 2008 final but Luis Aragones' team came out on top, winning 1-0.
At this World Cup Paul has predicted all of Germany's results correctly even including the defeats against Serbia in the group stages and Spain in the semi-finals.
Since correctly predicting Spain's victory over Joachim Löw's team Paul has been on the receiving end of a backlash from Germany fans.
However the octoped has got in support in the unlikely form of Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luiz Rodriguez Zapatero who has joked he will provide Paul with a team of boduguards.
Zapatero said: "I am concerned for the octopus. I am thinking of sending him a protective team."
Spanish environment and fisheries minister Elena Espinosa has also sworn to protect the octopus.
"On Monday, I shall be at the European Council of Ministers and I shall be asking for a [fishing] ban on Paul the octopus so the Germans do not eat him," Espinosa said.
The octopus had already made its prediction for the third and fourth place play-off opting for the mussel in the Germany box. It took Paul just a couple of minutes to decide its adopted nation will beat Uruguay to take third place in the tournament.
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Tuesday, July 6, 2010
South African Movie Suggestions
Posted by International Travel Vaccines, Flu Shots, Travel health Advice and more at 2:09 PM Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Guess what! If the FIFA World Cup 2010 in South Africa was the first time you attempted to get into the Culture from that region of the world, this is just the beginning for you. Maybe you had no idea where South Africa was or the deep, heroic history of the country? Maybe you have a sudden interest now, since the World Cup 2010 has linked you? No problem!!! Dive into some of these interesting movies to school yourself and put you in the know about SOUTH AFRICA!
country’s past than you could have imagined.
Check out this brief preview of this musical-style movie.
Sarafina - Freedom Is Coming
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Take a look at this portrayal of the life and trials of Legendary Nelson Mandela.
We hope you enjoy these movies and that you gain a better understanding of the incredible history of South Africa.
Start with Sarafina
This is a tear jerker just as much as it is powerful, inspirational depiction of the apartheid period in South Africa. By the end of this movie you will know a lot more about the country’s past than you could have imagined.
Check out this brief preview of this musical-style movie.
Sarafina - Freedom Is Coming
Inquire with Invictus
Take a look at this portrayal of the life and trials of Legendary Nelson Mandela.
We hope you enjoy these movies and that you gain a better understanding of the incredible history of South Africa.
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Friday, July 2, 2010
Cook it, Cool it, Peel it or Ditch it!
Posted by International Travel Vaccines, Flu Shots, Travel health Advice and more at 7:46 AM Friday, July 2, 2010With the world cup happening in South Africa, Many locals are setting up street food carts to provide soccer fans with food. However, it is important to be wary when eating food in South Africa, as South Africa is considered a developing country. While the government deems all restaurants and grocery stores as heavily regulated, monitored, and safe for tourists, street vendors are a different story. The government cannot provide any guarantees that food served by street vendors is not contaminated or has been prepared hygienically. When dining in South Africa, try to keep in mind that the general rule for eating in South Africa is always make sure your food is cooked thoroughly, cooled properly, and peeled by your self.
If you are brave enough to try some street food at the World Cup games, there are a few delicacies to sample. South Africa is a hot spot for immigrants from all over Africa, meaning that many exotic dishes have come to the country from all over the continent. One popular dish to try is Boerewors. Boerewors is made up of coarsely minced beef with various spices that is stuffed into a sausage casing, grilled on an open fire, and then served on a roll with caramelized onions. Vetkoek, or fried cakes are another popular delicacy that has been deemed as safer street food. Finally, be sure to avoid pap en vleis, which is a chicken and corn meal dish. It has been found that often the chicken is not slaughtered, kept, or prepared very hygienically.
Remember to stop at Passport Health for your vaccinations before heading to the world cup!
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