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Tragedy little boy eating the whole bed
According to DailyMail, Zach Tahir wants to eat everything from window blinds to wall plaster. Being autistic and speechless, this 5-year-old boy living in the Salford a…
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The fatal E.coli bacterium in Europe is a new, highly toxic strain
The World Health Organization said yesterday that E. coli bacteria are causing serious diarrhea in many European countries, a completely new strain, highly virulent and…
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The risk of dispersing smallpox virus through biological weapons
Russia and the US say that more research is needed to create safer vaccines against deadly diseases that have been wiped out more than 30 years ago.
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Two measures to eliminate malaria in 2015
In the message of World Anti-Malaria Day (April 25), UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on the world to double out efforts to achieve the goal of eliminating malari…
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Drink milk daily to be healthier
According to a recent study, most teenage girls (13-19 years old) fall into Iodine deficiency, and this may adversely affect brain development. later generations of chil…
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Minimize the risk of asbestos-related diseases
Finding solutions to prevent asbestos-related diseases is one of the key contents at the Scientific Workshop:
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Antimalarial resistance has spread
WHO warns that only 34% of countries with malaria outbreaks will undergo periodic testing of Artemisinin antimalarial drugs as instructed by WHO.
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Creating mosquitoes that cannot transmit disease
Creating mosquitoes that cannot transmit disease is the way scientists kill dangerous infectious species but leave no consequences for ecological imbalance.
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Malaysia uses genetically modified mosquitoes to treat dengue fever
Malaysia will release genetically modified male mosquitoes into the environment to produce mosquitoes with short lifespans, in order to reduce
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Thousands of people in Africa die from cholera
In recent times, cholera has spread to countries in Central and West Africa, causing thousands of deaths.
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For the first time, the H1N1 virus is resistant to human-to-human transmission
Five patients were located in a British hospital with a drug-resistant H1N1 flu virus. This is the first case of the spread of human-to-human transmission of influenza v…
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Every woman who is old is like her mother
When examining the faces of mothers and daughters, the researchers found them getting old and wrinkled in exactly the same way ...
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USA: Vaccination against influenza A / H1N1 is free for people
As planned, this morning, October 5, the first batch of US vaccine for influenza A / H1N1 has been released and began to be distributed free of charge to a number of dom…
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Australia prepares vaccine for influenza A / H1N1
Yesterday (September 18), Australia approved a vaccine against influenza A / H1N1 and announced it would begin vaccinating this month for the most at-risk groups such as…
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In the whole country, 9 patients died of influenza A / H1N1
According to information from the Department of Preventive Medicine and Environment, Ministry of Health, on September 20, Vietnam recorded 282 cases positive for influen…