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In Zimbabwe 54,407 Chegutu residents receive free cholera vaccination
Chegutu, Zimbabwe – Thanks to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, 54 407 people in Chegutu received free cholera vaccination. The five-day oral cholera vaccination campaign was conducted by the Ministry of Health and Child Care (MoHCC) and Chegutu…
COVID-19 and DNA, the link between telomeres and intensive care: the study by Saint-Luc University…
COVID-19 and DNA, the chromosome telomeres: a team of researchers at Saint-Luc University Clinics and UCLouvain studied the potential role of these chromosome-specific traits
COVID-19 in South Africa, Daily Maverick's journalistic investigation uncovers corruption cases in…
COVID-19 in South Africa: an investigation by the Daily Maverick has found that the ICU field hospital project in Gauteng, which has still not yielded a single new bed months after the Covid-19 wave has passed Gauteng, will cost close to…
Vietnam, free care for about 2 thousand poor and disabled people in Ho Chi Minh City
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam: access to basic care in some areas of the world is at least difficult. In Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, about 2,000 people, including 500 disabled people, we're able to benefit from medical (visual, dental, cardiac,…
RD Congo, the most eagerly awaited announcement: the eleventh Ebola epidemic has officially ended
The eleventh Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of Congo has officially ended.
COVID-19, Chile reaches record levels in Latin America: over 251,000 PCR tests performed per million…
COVID-19, Chile shines in a particularly important aspect of coronavirus control, that of performing diagnostic tests on the population. According to a daily report by Worldometer, the next will be Peru with 144,000 tests per million…
Diagnostic imaging may increase risk of testicular cancer: a TGCT study from Pennsylvania
Increased incidence of TGCT: Early and repeated exposures to diagnostic imaging, such as X-rays and CT scans, may increase the risk of testicular cancer, suggests a new study from Penn Medicine researchers published online today in PLOS ONE
COVID-19 inhibits the mechanisms of pain: an Arizona University study explains the asymptomatic
COVID-19, why do Covid-19 positive subjects remain asymptomatic for such a long period before they experience the characteristic discomfort and pain? ? This is the question that Rajesh Khanna, PhD, professor at Arizona College of Medicine -…
China, shock announcement: Qingdao, 11 million residents vaccinated against COVID-19 and zero…
COVID-19, Qingdao epicenter of coronavirus care. The Chinese government, in fact, was the protagonist of an experiment of mass epidemiology to which we had dedicated an article: the vaccination against the coronavirus of every single…
COVID-19, in Delhi peak of contagion: the second wave in India facilitated by cold and pollution
The second COVID-19 wave is also breaking down in India, where the capital Delhi is fighting against a peak of contagions: in the last 24 hours 8,500 new contagions, which bring the total to 450,000, and 85 deaths (over 7,000 total).