A mysterious salmonellosis outbreak has swept 25 states in America, and health officials are still looking for its source, USA Today reported. The recent outbreak of salmonellosis has infected more than a hundred people in half of the United States, and health officials have not identified what is causing it. On Friday…
The coronavirus pandemic is raging across the world. Compared to 2002-2003, when the SARS outbreak occurred, science has made great strides forward, but epidemics are occurring more frequently and are becoming increasingly difficult to stop. Why? Medical historian and author of The Pandemic Century: One Hundred Years...
The history of humanity is the history of epidemics. Compared to people who lived even 100 years ago, we are very knowledgeable, notes the Voice of America. We know that there are certain pathogens of the disease, mechanisms of transmission of the disease, we know how the disease progresses and...
Do you have onions in your kitchen? Of course there is, like everyone else. And now a question for filling: from which farm or from which distributor did you get this onion? If you cannot answer this question, rather get rid of ...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said 31 of the 212 cases had been hospitalized, but to date no deaths have been reported, writes Fox News. The salmonellosis outbreak has hit nearly two dozen, according to federal health officials ...
On Thursday, July 9, the Chinese Embassy in Kazakhstan issued a warning to its citizens living in the Central Asian country that more than 1700 people have died from “unknown pneumonia,” CNN writes. “The Ministry of Health of Kazakhstan and other agencies are conducting comparative studies and...
As the coronavirus continues to spread across the United States, people who work in direct contact with large numbers of other people are at greatest risk of becoming ill, The New York Times writes. Healthcare workers are at greatest risk - they may face illness every day...
Uncertainty around the 2019-nCoV coronavirus is forcing people to make unusual preparations, including stocking up on everything they can: from hand sanitizer to toilet paper (although not everyone can explain why it is in an epidemic). But in fact, in the event ...
As the 2019-nCoV coronavirus pandemic spreads across the United States, leading to major event cancellations, school closings, stock market crashes and disruption to normal life, Americans are taking precautions against coronavirus infection, which is causing disease and death for thousands of people throughout ...
You can get $ 1100 for testing the first potential vaccine against the 2019-nCoV virus, Business Insider writes. Today, March 16, it will already be introduced to one of the volunteers. The first clinical trials of a potential coronavirus vaccine have begun recruiting healthy volunteers. Members will earn $ 1100 if ...