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History’s 5 Most Lethal Pandemics and Disease Outbreaks

Top 5 Deadliest Disease Outbreaks in History Throughout history, mankind has faced numerous adversities, yet few have been as challenging and life-altering as disease outbreaks. Plague, cholera, influenza—these names have etched their memories into the annals of time. While today's advanced technological era offers a sense of security, we often find ourselves unprepared to swiftly detect or respond to new outbreaks. So, what can history teach us? Let's explore the five deadliest disease outbreaks that have claimed countless…

Germany Records Its First Foot-and-Mouth Disease Case in Almost Four Decades

Authorities in Germany have officially reported the country's first case of foot-and-mouth disease in almost four decades, discovered in a herd of water buffalo just outside Berlin. This disease, known scientifically as a viral infection, primarily affects cloven-hoofed animals such as cows, pigs, sheep, and goats. Symptoms include high fever and painful blisters in the mouth, causing considerable distress to the animals. To combat this highly contagious illness, which doesn’t directly harm humans but can be transmitted…

Africa Issues Warning: Mpox Epidemic Remains Uncontrolled

"Life's a wild ride, ain't it?" mused grandpa Joe as he rocked gently on his porch chair, soaking in the mellow hues of the setting sun. "You never really know where it's headed; it's a winding road full of surprises and detours." Such whimsical reflections often emerged during these tranquil evening moments, a time cherished in the family for generations. Nestled amidst rolling hills, the family homestead had been standing since time immemorial. Its creaky wooden floors and sun-dappled windows spoke of stories etched in…

Anticov, a new African trial to treat the disease is set up

Although the search for a vaccine against Covid-19 seems to be progressing, there is still no effective treatment for the disease. Dozens of clinical trials around the world have failed to find cures for severe forms. However, a new test will try to contribute to the building, and he is African: Anticov, that is his name, will eventually affect 3,000 patients in thirteen countries.…

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