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By the middle of September, there were more than 30,000 dengue cases in 50 provinces and 18 people died. It is forecasted that the epidemic will continue to increase fro…
Math exam consists of 10 questions, 1 point each. Especially in the question of having a question attached to that fact is the probability of the MERS epidemic preventio…
The Philippines has just confirmed a foreign visitor who tested positive for MERS-CoV virus, Rappler Philippine said.
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.
In the context of Middle Eastern respiratory tract syndrome (MERS) caused by coronavirus is raging in Korea, a group of scientists led by Professor Yasuhiro Tsukamoto, t…
Two Russian tourists suspected of being infected with MERS are being monitored at Lam Dong General Hospital.
A new deadly epidemic of disease, known as Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, is taking place every day, every hour approaching Vietnam.
Considered a descendant of SARS, MERS - CoV disease is fundamentally different from the SARS epidemic that occurred 12 years ago.
At first, doctors said the 68-year-old grandfather could simply have pneumonia, with symptoms like coughing and wheezing. However, nine days later, they found that the p…
Currently, the Korean government is using smartphones as a tool to track people suspected of being infected with MERS.
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…
The source and severity of the MERS virus - respiratory syndrome
Long-term exposure to air pollution can damage brain structures and impair cognitive function in middle-aged people.
Scientists at the University of London (UK) have demonstrated that crossing two fingers can prevent the brain from experiencing painful feelings.
In order to avoid oxygen deprivation, the victim should lower his head to the middle of his legs to increase blood flow to the brain, limiting talking or working hard to…