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The General Department of Preventive Medicine said it will coordinate with international organizations to assess the risk of disease outbreaks in Congo to propose approp…
In addition to its use in nuclear reactors and weapons manufacturing, uranium has strange applications ranging from dentures to medical treatments.
Scientists have discovered a toxic chemical that can cause cancer in kale - a vegetable known to have many benefits for human health.
According to an announcement on December 5, WHO said the test developed by the US company Cepheid is capable of detecting tuberculosis bacteria in sputum samples in just…
A mysterious infection, dubbed 'Disease X', has killed 79 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Bloomberg reported on December 7.
Many members of the expedition suffered facial disfigurement after their trip to the White City, also known as the City of the Monkey God, in Honduras.
As the site of anthrax biological weapons testing during World War II, Gruinard Island in Scotland was abandoned for decades.
Africa is a continent famous for its biodiversity, especially its predators, from lions and cheetahs to foxes and mongooses.
After the appearance of a case of avian influenza A(H5) after 8 years, this disease is receiving much attention and concern from the community.
On November 20, international scientists announced the first blueprint of the development of the human skeletal system, marking an important step forward in the Human Ce…
Whether intentional or not, the way large settlements were built in southeastern Europe 6,000 years ago may have limited the spread of disease.
Leptospirosis is a zoonotic infection caused by the spiral-shaped bacteria Leptospira.
These 10 foods can help reduce cancer and many other diseases in the body, thereby helping to effectively prolong life.