The global terror linked to the coronavirus begins again, with the addition of other pathogens and choice. The source of the viral fear comes directly from the increasingly discredited World Health Organization. The creator of this umpteenth stroke of genius – believe me, absolutely disinterested, according to Pinocchio – is the American Maria van Kerkhovewho … Read more
A new sub-variant of the coronavirus has been classified as a “variant of interest” by the World Health Organization (OMS), as a result of its speed of spread across the globe. The variant, called “JN.1” by the researchers, was discovered in a large number of countries around the world, including the most populated ones, such … Read more
It’s been months since World Health Organization (WHO) declared the end of the international emergency due to covid-19. Even so, For a few weeks now, some variants of the disease have set off alarm bells and take extreme precautions around the world. It is the case of Eris (or EG.5.1, the omicron sublineage that circulates … Read more
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned in its latest evaluation that the anthrax outbreak declared in Zambia on November 1 could quickly spread throughout the country and neighboring countries if an emergency plan is not put in place immediately. According to the WHO balance sheet, citing the Zambian health authorities, since the declaration of … Read more
The World Health Organization (WHO) has just approved the use of a second vaccine against malaria, which was developed by researchers at the University of Oxford, in England. “Known as R21/Matrix-M, this vaccine will be applied in four doses: the first three over 12 months; and the fourth, a year later, as a reinforcement,” reports … Read more
Last Monday, the WHO recommended a second malaria vaccine (R21) that will protect children, among whom this disease causes half a million deaths each year. This announcement comes just two years after the use of the first – and so far only – malaria vaccine (RTS,S) was recommended, with which it has a similar efficacy … Read more
Illnesses began to come and go like patterns. Dengue fever will become a major threat in southern Europe, the southern United States and new areas of Africa this decade as warmer temperatures create the right conditions for mosquitoes that carry the virus to spread, said the WHO’s chief researcher, Jeremy Farrar. The disease has long … Read more
Photo: Ministry of Economy and Finance of Paraguay. As of September of this year, an annualized fiscal deficit of 3.25% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) was recorded. What represents a reduction compared to the records of the last five months of the yearaccording to the results of the Financial Situation report (Situfin), prepared by … Read more
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Taking into account that in our country one of the most present diseases, especially in spring and summer, is dengue, the recommendation of the World Health Organization (WHO) on the application of vaccines to avoid serious cases has attracted attention, and in this sense, Mr. Luis Cousirat, director of the Expanded Immunization Program (PAI), commented … Read more
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More than 1,000 people have died from dengue in Bangladesh since the beginning of the year, according to official figures, the worst epidemic of this disease in the country’s history. In detail, 1,006 people have died since the beginning of the year, among 200,000 confirmed cases, according to the ministry. of Health of the eighth … Read more