Which infectious diseases have a mortality rate close to 100%?
Most infectious diseases that were once deadly can now be prevented with vaccines or treatments, with the exception of a few dangerous ones like prion diseases.
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Most infectious diseases that were once deadly can now be prevented with vaccines or treatments, with the exception of a few dangerous ones like prion diseases.
To date, there is no vaccine to prevent or cure Nipah virus infection. The disease has a mortality rate of about 70%.
The death rate for COVID-19 in Iran is 1 in 5 infected, while in China it is 1 in 50.
The cancellation of the federal speed control law in 1995 led to a significant increase in traffic deaths and injuries.
Frieda Felger, 97 when she died, was one of many elderly people in Germany who chose suicide to end her life.
Air pollution in Asia, which has claimed at least 800,000 lives every year.
According to researchers, climate changes will make summer hotter. This phenomenon will lead to higher mortality rates. Mercedes Medina-Ramón, of Harvard Medical School,…
Scientists from Sheffied University in the UK announced that oil spills and climate change are the two main causes of increased mortality of British seabirds.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO) on October 14, the proportion of deaths due to Ebola virus infection in West Africa is up to 70%.
The mortality rate from Alzheimer's disease is as high as the death rate from heart disease and cancer. This is the result of a new study of the Medical Center of Rush U…
Patients with colorectal cancer who take one aspirin daily can reduce the risk of death.
A doctor warned that there were still people killed on Mount Everest, although there was a lot of technological progress and more understanding of the harsh environment…
In a study conducted in Los Angeles, associate professor Michelle Wilhelm and scientists at the University of California reported 19,664 infant deaths in the Los Angeles…