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Climate change reverses medical progress
According to experts, climate change is reversing medical progress, posing a great threat to human health.
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Medicine - Health
China has a good way of using the electric field to prevent African swine fever
Chinese scientists plan to conduct a unique experiment in southwest China to prevent the African swine fever.
Health
Vietnam successfully produced vaccines for cholera swine in Africa
Healthy sows are vaccinated, live with infected pigs, and remain healthy and give birth after more than two months.
Health
China can provide vaccines against African swine flu
The new vaccine developed by China can prevent African swine flu.
Health
Overview of cholera swine in Africa
African swine cholera is thought to have appeared since 1907 and was first described in 1921 in Kenya.
Scientific application
Process of handling dead pigs due to disease
When pigs are found dead or show signs of disease, farmers are responsible for notifying commune veterinary staff or members of the Steering Committee for commune-level…
Discover science
Find out where the cholera originates from the world
According to the latest study by British scientists, the three major cholera outbreaks worldwide over the past few years have come from a single place: the Bay of Bengal…
Oceanography
The risk of food poisoning increases because the ocean is warmer
The density of cholera-causing bacteria and food poisoning in seawater increases significantly due to rising temperatures in the oceans.
Archeology
Decode the grave 'vampire' in Poland
Archaeologists have discovered the grave of cholera patients but were suspected of being vampires.
Biology
Super-strong cholera bacteria are all from Asia
Recent research shows that large cholera outbreaks are caused by bacteria originating in Asia, opening up hope to control the disease globally.
Animal world
Cholera virus in cattle has been destroyed
UN scientists say they have killed the deadly virus in cattle. If this is confirmed, this is the second virus after smallpox is controlled by humans.
Scientific application
New techniques to collect information for disaster management
Two women are checking their cell phones while they are peddling on a bridge over the Artibonit River, an area where water is believed to be the source of cholera outbre…
Environment
Guidelines for water treatment and sanitation during the flood season
After floods and storms, many kinds of diseases such as cholera, dysentery, typhoid ... often occur due to polluted environment and water sources.
Environment
5 dangerous diseases that attack humanity due to climate change
Development science helps people prevent many dangerous diseases. But, climate change is generating new deadly diseases.
Environment
El Niño will make the bacterial community migrate across the continent
During prehistoric times, major climate events were accompanied by the formation of land bridges, helping plants and animals as well as humans move to new continent.