Global epidemics of horrors 2015
Ebola and MERS-CoV are two outbreaks that spread in many countries spreading fear to the world during the year.
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Ebola and MERS-CoV are two outbreaks that spread in many countries spreading fear to the world during the year.
If this risk becomes a reality, humanity will face a real disaster on a global scale.
Outbreaks of swine flu are the latest risk in the mountain of diseases that surround humanity.
This is not the first case that doctors returning from the Ebola epidemic are tested to be free from the virus.
22 inpatients at Singapore General Hospital have hepatitis C, 4 have died. Causes of infection may be caused by needles and multi-dose drugs.
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…
The disease of dangerous dengue transmitted by mosquito bites is tending to increase strongly in Hanoi when only in July, the number of cases accounted for over 50% of t…
In the afternoon of July 15, Quang Nam Department of Health reported
The death of a 17-year-old boy infected with the Ebola virus marks the return of this pandemic in Liberia, after more than six weeks the country declared the end of the…
As of July 3, Vietnam has isolated 96 suspected cases of MERS-CoV for testing and all have negative results for MERS.
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.
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.