Detecting the second mosquito carrying Zika virus
The World Health Organization (WHO) has just released evidence that there is a link between Zika virus and two neurological disorders.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has just released evidence that there is a link between Zika virus and two neurological disorders.
4,000 cases of chickenpox are recognized by the health sector in the first 3 months of the year, but in fact this figure may be higher due to benign infectious diseases…
Zika - virus causing abnormal brain atrophy in the fetus is a dangerous threat worldwide. And there are many evidences confirming 3 main routes of transmission of Zika v…
Recognizing the latest of the World Health Organization, there are 54 countries that transmit Zika virus, of which, 3 neighboring countries of Vietnam are Laos, China an…
For the first time in history, scientists have been testing a special vaccine for human malaria.
Along with some provinces and cities, Hanoi recorded the first case of meningococcal encephalitis in the area in 2016.
Meningococcal disease is a serious bacterial infection, the disease is very contagious and has a very fast mortality rate within 24 hours after the first symptoms are de…
Scientists have discovered more than 20 species of mosquitoes carrying Zika virus in Africa. However, it is unclear whether they infect humans directly.
The Preventive Medicine Department has just sent an official dispatch requesting localities to strengthen prevention of meningococcal disease after recording cases in ma…
Global warming will be the main cause for the future, many infectious diseases have the ability to erupt and change extremely abnormally.
Emotional synchronization in humans is the cause of these
According to doctors, patients with meningococcal meningitis may die or become disabled after only 24 hours. Anyone can have meningitis, especially babies and young chil…
Brazilian scientists detect Zika virus in the amniotic membranes of two women, a proof that the virus may cross the placenta, affecting the fetus.
The Russian health watchdog said on Monday that the country's first Zika brain atrophy was a woman who had been to the Dominican Republic.
International scientists warn Zika virus causes brain atrophy hidden deep in the body parts that the immune system cannot scan, so it is more dangerous and difficult to…