Measles Epidemic in Romania Sparks Panic: Can Lipstick Spread the Virus?

Measles Epidemic in Romania Sparks Panic: Can Lipstick Spread the Virus?

As the measles epidemic spreads, more and more Romanians begin to feel fear in their bones! According to a study published in the weekend supplement of Nature magazine, the most panicked people are the children from Dorobanti and the MEP Rareş Bogdan, who understood that measles is caught from lipstick. “Oh, well, I can’t live … Read more

Outbreak of Mycoplasma Disease Raises Fears of Recurring Pandemic Crisis in China and Europe

Outbreak of Mycoplasma Disease Raises Fears of Recurring Pandemic Crisis in China and Europe

Al-Marsad newspaper: The outbreak of “Mycoplasma” disease in China early last month raised fears of a recurrence of the Corona pandemic crisis that swept the world and caused the death of millions of people. There is also a noticeable return, after an absence, of a bacteria known as Mycoplasma pneumoniae (Mycoplasma), which causes acute respiratory … Read more

The Importance of Vaccination in Preventing Reemergence of Infectious Diseases

The Importance of Vaccination in Preventing Reemergence of Infectious Diseases

The Minister of Health, Alexandru Rafila, said on Thursday, in Timișoara, that in the situation where there is no more vaccine coverage, other contagious infectious diseases, considered eradicated, may reappear, apart from measles. Minister Rafila pointed out that vaccines have become victims of their own success, as certain contagious diseases have been eradicated through vaccinations … Read more

Dhaka, Bangladesh Records 24 New Dengue Deaths, Bringing Toll to Over 1,500 in 2019

Dhaka, Bangladesh Records 24 New Dengue Deaths, Bringing Toll to Over 1,500 in 2019

Dhaka, Bangladesh, tvOnenews.com – Bangladesh health authorities on Wednesday (15/11) recorded 24 new deaths from dengue fever, bringing the death toll to above 1,500 people since January. Of the 24 deaths, 11 were recorded in Dhaka, which is the epicenter of the fever outbreak caused by the mosquito-borne virus. The deaths are out of a … Read more

Sharp Surge: Monthly COVID-19 Cases in 2023 Skyrocket Compared to 2022

Sharp Surge: Monthly COVID-19 Cases in 2023 Skyrocket Compared to 2022

Compared month to month, each month in 2023 has several times higher cases than in 2022. From January until October This year, it was found that every month there were 3.5-7.2 times more cases than last year. By last September It is considered that there are more than 120,000 cases nationwide, approximately 6.4 times higher … Read more

The Spreading Epidemic of Pink Eye in Vietnam, India, and Pakistan

The Spreading Epidemic of Pink Eye in Vietnam, India, and Pakistan

The viral epidemic of pink eye, or conjunctivitis, is spreading, affecting hundreds of thousands in Vietnam, India and Pakistan. For months amid summer heat waves and record rainfall, infections have been rising, as health officials in many countries struggle to curb highly contagious pathogens that seem to thrive in high humidity. By September, tens of … Read more

Samitivej Hospital Launches “Early Care” Model and Dengue Fever Prevention Campaign

Samitivej Hospital Launches “Early Care” Model and Dengue Fever Prevention Campaign

Samitivej Hospital showcases the “Early Care” model, organizing the event “Pinning to Stop Dengue Fever… Inviting you to get to know the new vaccine” to create knowledge and prevention methods. Ready to provide service during every period of the dengue fever outbreak. Data from the Epidemiological Disease Surveillance Report (506), Epidemiology Division, as of September … Read more

Warnings from Doctors: Vulnerable Groups Urged to Prioritize Rapid Screening and Medical Treatment Amidst COVID-19 Surge

Warnings from Doctors: Vulnerable Groups Urged to Prioritize Rapid Screening and Medical Treatment Amidst COVID-19 Surge

Doctors remind that people who are elderly, have chronic diseases, or have insufficient or low immunity are among the vulnerable groups. Once suspected symptoms appear, it is recommended to use rapid screening tests first and seek medical treatment as soon as possible. The picture shows people going to the Ministry of Health Taoyuan Hospital screening … Read more

Rice Prices Soar as Climate Change Threatens Global Food Supplies: Experts Warn

Rice Prices Soar as Climate Change Threatens Global Food Supplies: Experts Warn

The price of rice, at its highest level in 15 years following India’s restrictions on exports, previews how climate change will disrupt global food supplies, experts warn. Rice prices rose 9.8% in August, canceling out the declines in other basic products, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) announced last week. The … Read more