Infection

Yuri Chekalin29.07.2026

U.S. public health authorities are facing a growing series of food-safety challenges, as concerns over a cyclosporiasis outbreak have been compounded by salmonella cases and the unexpected reappearance of flesh fly larvae. The cyclosporiasis outbreak initially appeared to have been traced to a contaminated shipment of iceberg lettuce imported from Mexico. Within weeks, however, investigators […]

Nicholas Erin17.07.2020

Medical experts say they are confused at why the coronavirus cases have not declined in the hot summer months in Japan and warn of a “very dangerous” situation when the flu season arrives. More than 600 new coronavirus cases were reported across Japan on Thursday 16th July, the highest in three months, as Tokyo alone […]

Nicholas Erin25.05.2020

On Monday, May 25, the Japanese authorities have decided to cancel the emergency state (ES) in the country, that was established on April 8, and then expanded on the whole country on April 16 due to the threat of the spread of a new coronavirus. According to official figures, the number of people infected with […]

Nicholas Erin17.05.2020

Three major types of the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) have spread across the world, recent studies show. There are more than 4.6 million confirmed cases of the virus worldwide as of Saturday, April 16, according to data collected by Johns Hopkins University. The U.S. has the most cases with over 1.4 million, followed by Russia with […]

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