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Ebola's translation back to Liberia
The death of a 17-year-old boy infected with the Ebola virus marks the return of this pandemic in Liberia, after more than six weeks the country declared the end of the…
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MERS outbreaks spread to Europe, a German death
A patient in Germany died of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS). This is a case of death because the first MERS was recorded in Europe.
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Detecting deadly drug-resistant virus in Australia
To date, there have been 18 deaths due to infection with Klebsiella Pneumoniae Carbapenemase (KPC), also known as KPC, in Victoria, Australia.
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16 people died, 150 were sick with MERS flu in Korea
A patient with MERS has just died in Korea, raising the number of flu-related deaths in the country to 16.
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The most dangerous MERS virus is now dangerous
The source and severity of the MERS virus - respiratory syndrome
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The mysterious disease claimed 18 Nigerians in one day
Authorities in southeastern Nigerian town say at least 18 people have died due to a mysterious disease.
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The number of deaths due to Ebola virus in the world exceeds 10,000
The number of deaths from Ebola virus in the world has now reached 10,019 people, with more than 24,350 cases. This is the data in the latest report of the World Health…
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Unexpected causes cause premature death
Livestrong, isolated from society, lack of sex, excessive sitting or early retirement are the shortening of life expectancy that you did not expect.
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Predict death for 30 days
Australian researchers introduced a method to help determine the death of a terminal illness or elderly patient within one month of admission.
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The University of Geneva continues to test the Ebola virus vaccine
Swiss University hospital researchers (HUG) based in Switzerland on January 5 announced that they will continue testing an Ebola virus vaccine after a pause.
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Controversial research: Strong men are less intelligent than the weaker sex
Statistics by British scientists show that men are less intelligent and often encounter much more unpleasant accidents than women.
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Cartoons depict death more than adult movies
A newly discovered study, a children's cartoon, a type of film that is often considered to be pure about royalty and furry animals, is actually
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The number of people killed by Ebola continues to skyrocket
On November 20, the World Health Organization (WHO) announced the number of people killed as the Ebola virus continued to skyrocket to 5,420 people in eight countries.
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Ebola-infected nurses who escape death want to save blood
The first person infected with Ebola outside Africa, the Spanish nurse was discharged on November 5 after a month of treatment.