New report on mass extinction events in amphibians
Amphibians are sending a signal that something is wrong, because their extinction rate has increased to an unprecedented level.
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Amphibians are sending a signal that something is wrong, because their extinction rate has increased to an unprecedented level.
A new study by the Swiss Federal Research Institute recently published by the American journal Science shows that warm summers are probably the key to the Roman Empire's…
Scientist Alexandre Yersin (1863-1943) was the discoverer of the bubonic plague and was the one who successfully prepared the vaccine to prevent and treat plague, white…
The bones from the more than 40,000 remains of the dead are plague and war is present in every corner of Sedlec Ossuary church in the Czech Republic.
On the windy hill next to Highway 1 through the territory of Suoi Tan commune, Cam Lam district (Khanh Hoa), there is a grave of a foreigner who has rested for 71 years.
Dr. Malcolm Casadaban is the first US scientist who died of the plague after 50 years of studying this pathogenic bacterium - a form that no longer causes human illness.
According to The Conversation, in the past, people faced many infectious diseases. In which there are four dangerous diseases that people must fight for prevention and t…
More than 20 cat bears died in New York's Central Park when the plague of animals ravaged disease, authorities said.
In a study published in the Australian Medical Journal, scientists warned of an outbreak of ulcer symptoms, described as a
For a long time, mice have a bad reputation. They are filthy, specializing in rummaging through garbage and full of pathogens. In particular, they are considered to be t…
The panic has spread in East Africa after a 9-year-old girl in Uganda died of a disease that caused her eyes to bleed to death.
In the ripe rice season and the big water season, it is easy to catch many people carrying tools such as hoes, shovels, nets, sticks together to run on the fields to hun…
Bubonic plague has not completely disappeared but can still return to make human life in danger.
The New York Daily News reported that health officials in Arizona's two counties have confirmed that local fleas carry plague.