Symptoms and ways to prevent influenza A / H7N9
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), influenza A / H7N9 is complicated and unpredictable and there is a risk of a pandemic outbreak.
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO), influenza A / H7N9 is complicated and unpredictable and there is a risk of a pandemic outbreak.
After bird flu has killed 6 people in Indonesia, 54 people are now being treated in the country after symptoms of bird flu.
To control the epidemic, Minister Phat asked localities to actively organize vaccination for poultry and waterfowl. Due to the slow import of vaccines compared to the pl…
Wash your hands clean, do not touch your face, wear a mask when going on the street ... these rules are always transmitted in the flu season, especially when the weather…
Not only does it function normally, masks made by Marjan Kooroshnia can also change color depending on the temperature of the breath.
The University of Colorado (USA) has built a new treatment device, capable of testing and classifying different types of flu, including illness caused by the H5N1 virus,…
As you know, Google currently offers us a lot of utilities, especially the two Gmail services and the Google search engine. But that is certainly not the end goal that t…
The British Veterinary Agency on November 13 confirmed deadly bird flu broke out in the eastern part of the country. This is considered the latest loss to the island nat…
Researchers have succeeded in capturing images of flu viruses with unprecedented details. This breakthrough will help find out what makes some variants of the virus toxic
According to a new US study published in the journal
In the afternoon of November 30, 2005, the Ministry of Posts and Telematics (MPT) held the opening ceremony of the bird flu website at www.cumgiacam.gov.vn. According to…
This is the most comprehensive and rapid detection of H5N1 virus ever. Within a few hours, physicians can detect all strains of H5N1 avian influenza with almost 100% acc…
US scientists have studied a new cell phone that can alert for some common diseases, such as the flu.
A company in Japan has launched a jacket with an introduction that could kill the H1N1 virus, preventing them from penetrating the body of the wearer.
Authorities are working hard to prevent disease and protect schools with the use of mobile phones.