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Shivered by the 'catastrophes' that almost caused humanity to be wiped out
Historically, there have been events that almost caused humanity to be wiped out or severely affected.
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Good news of medicine: Antibody appears against all flu viruses in the world
For a long time, cherished humans intended to create a vaccine, or a drug that could handle all of the current influenza viruses.
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Is flu B dangerous?
Influenza B is only dangerous for people with weakened immune systems, others will recover after a few days.
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Vietnam successfully produced seasonal flu vaccine and influenza A / H5N1
The vaccine for seasonal flu and pandemic influenza A / H5N1 vaccine produced by Vietnam is expected to circulate in 2019, with the price being only 1/3 to 1/2 of the im…
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Being paid nearly VND 80 million for flu infection, are you ready?
A hotel is willing to pay you the above amount, if you accept a flu fight.
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The body of the body did not decompose due to the cold in Norway
Longyearbyen is a town with 2,000 inhabitants who mainly rely on coal mining in Norway's remote Svalbard Islands, according to Sun.
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This is why you should think again before using the hotel hair dryer
Nobody who travels but carries a hair dryer, simply because most hotels are equipped.
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10 terrible disasters in human history
10 terrible disasters in human history have harmed not only people and possessions but also badly affected the environment for many years to come.
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Potential illness behind the kiss
Kissing others can result from mild illnesses such as oral herpes to more serious problems such as viral or mumps meningitis.
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Scientific truth about misconceptions everyone believes
Nails still grow long after death, vaccination against the flu will be immediately affected by influenza ... are somewhat misconceptions, but we still believe it is true.
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Cell phone behavior can spread like flu
Researchers from the University of Michigan (USA) tracked on dozens of students to find out the phenomenon of transmission in mobile phone use, Telegraph reported.
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The process of forming the H1N1 virus
March 28, a month before information about swine flu flooded headlines around the world, a 9-year-old girl in Imperial County, California, had a 104.3 degree F fever.
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Quercetin in fruits and vegetables prevents flu
A study published in The American Physiological Society, mice injected with quercetin - a natural compound in vegetables - is less likely to get the flu.
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How does the Neanderthals prevent humanity from getting sick with flu?
Scientists from Stanford University have discovered that ancient dates have led to an important exchange of DNA to protect people from disease after they leave Africa.
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He worries about the solar storm
Among Britain's highest security threats is the flu, coastal flooding, terrorist attacks, and two new items: the volcanic eruption in Iceland and the solar storm, accord…