WHO: Global contagious disease
According to the annual report of the World Health Organization (WHO), infectious diseases are spreading rapidly worldwide. The report said that with about 2.1 billion p…
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According to the annual report of the World Health Organization (WHO), infectious diseases are spreading rapidly worldwide. The report said that with about 2.1 billion p…
Governments around the world need to work closely to ensure the safety of human health, as the disease has now crossed the national border. That is the recommendation of…
HIV / Aids are adversely affecting the workforce in many countries, according to the International Labor Organization's report on World Anti-Aids Day.
Obesity is becoming a global pandemic and a greater threat than bird flu or warming the Earth. It is a general warning of more than 2,500 health professionals attending…
In 430 BC, during the Peloponnesian war in ancient Greece, the people of Athens were attacked by a mysterious disease, which caused so terrible consequences that they no…
Scientists have identified 8 types of HPV that are thought to cause more than 90% of global cervical cancer cases.
Half a year ago, a European study aimed at creating variant versions of bird flu sparked a wave of controversy. Opponents call this
WHO scientists said the new variant of the A / H1N1 influenza virus has emerged and raged in Australia, New Zealand and Singapore.
The bird flu is raging all over the world, and Vietnam is one of the
Despite warnings about pandemic bird outbreaks, people and authorities in some localities are still indifferent or have not taken drastic measures to prevent it.
Disaster comes mainly from nature, such as meteorites or super volcanoes, or because the earth gets warmer or the environment is destroyed. But there are also causes fro…
A recently registered Israeli patent describes a technology that emits favorite scents with smartphones and will be sold in North America and the Far East.
Do you believe these tiny sheets of paper can remove bacteria, turning dirty water into clean water?
National Geographic voted for the groundbreaking findings that the Nobel Council has unfortunately missed.
US scientists have successfully built a device capable of splitting water into oxygen and hydrogen continuously for 200 hours with just a cheap catalyst.