Vietnam isolated nearly 100 suspected MERS cases
As of July 3, Vietnam has isolated 96 suspected cases of MERS-CoV for testing and all have negative results for MERS.
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As of July 3, Vietnam has isolated 96 suspected cases of MERS-CoV for testing and all have negative results for MERS.
The Philippines has just confirmed a foreign visitor who tested positive for MERS-CoV virus, Rappler Philippine said.
These doctors had an emergency surgery for a critical female patient with vaginal bleeding without knowing she had HIV. They were not equipped with protective equipment,…
The Central Hospital of Tropical Diseases receives every day 2-3 patients who suspect that MERS comes to the clinic, but have not recorded any cases.
If the previous cases were spread in the hospital, South Korea recently recorded the first case that spread in the family.
Overheating weather conditions will destroy the body's natural cooling system, causing damage and eventually death.
The two people in the North had a fever after returning from China and South Korea, and a man from the South traveled to Dubai. Test results after 4 hours of negative fo…
A new deadly epidemic of disease, known as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, is taking place every day, every hour approaching Vietnam.
In the first 6 months of the year, the city had 4,633 dengue cases, an increase of 27% over the same period last year. Particularly, the week from May 29 to June 4 has 9…
According to the researchers, temperatures rise to 35 degrees Celsius and high humidity has begun to threaten human health.
Frequent joint pain can affect the quality of life. Here are suggestions from experts to help protect the joints.
Yonhap on May 31 quoted South Korean Health Minister Moon Hyung-pyo to announce a 14-day quarantine plan for people at high risk of infection after exposure to patients…
Supplementing a diet rich in vitamin E can help sharpen the brain because researchers found this vitamin deficiency can damage brain cells.
Bisphenol-A, a controversial chemical used to harden packaging for many types of food in plastic bottles and cans can affect human reproductive health.
Scientists in the US say that eating a lot of salt, 3-4 times the prescribed amount in a day or eating too little salt, will delay puberty in children.