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Bulgaria Declares Swine Flu Epidemic without vaccinces
"Bulgaria's Chief Epidemiologist, Angel Kunchev, has told the BNT that unfortunately there were no A(H1N1) vaccines available in Bulgaria at the moment but said that medications and vaccines would soon be procured from Germany and Sweden." "Bulgaria's Health Ministry...
created by everchanging | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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Suicide: Desensitization and the "Doctrine of Can't"
For the fourth time in a little more than four months a student attending California's Palo Alto High School has committed suicide. The most recent occurrence was carried out by jumping in front of... A epidemic within a false panademic scare - Legionnaires disease
Today the UK government have a big problem with there directives to the health service in reference to H1N1 swine flu. The original hyped up pandemic an elitist global plan to make money out of hype had a flaw.... Pig Cells To Fight Diabetes
A biotech company in New Zealand is conducting experiments using the insulin producing cells of newborn pigs to fight Type 1 Diabetes in humans.They plan to implant the pig cells into human volunteers. Type 1... HIV infection rates in South Africa are levelling off
HIV infection rates in South Africa seem to be levelling off at an infection rate of 10.9% for residents over two according to a new study released today. The same study said the rate of infection in teenagers and children could be decreasing as well, perhaps due to the use... W.H.O. About to Declare a Global Pandemic
The World Health Organization is inching closer to raising the infectious disease alert level for the novel H1N1 influenza outbreak to its highest level, indicating that a pandemic has arrived, but has delayed... Swine Flu is hitting Japan.
By, Uwe Paschen. Swine Flu is hitting Japan now. Recently the cases of Swine Flu patients have risen in Japan in spite of quarantines earlier and health alerts. Those affected the most seem to be young and...
created by Uwe Paschen | 2 years ago | updated 2 years ago
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803 views | 48 recommendations | 3 comments
Exotic Diseases in the U.S. May Rise
We know about Dengue Fever, West Nile Virus and Lyme Disease - but have you heard of Leishmaniasis Disease, Chagas Disease and/or Chikungunya Virus? Probably not, unless you've been to places outside of the U.S.... Crisis Worsens in Zimbabwe
The cholera epidemic in Zimbabwe is worsening and without increased foreign assistance the crisis will become a full blown health catastrophe according to Medecins Sans Frontieres international president Dr.... CrossContamination Birdflu and Little change creates Big Danger
By Robert P. Eaton Jr.PLease respect copyright . No use of images is granted with out permission.(2 kids to feed struggling photographer...) See the text embedded in each image for the details... Birdflu in China.... DOJ Launches Hate Crime Investigation In Suffolk County
" The Department of Justice's criminal civil rights division has opened a formal investigation into hate crimes against Latinos in Suffolk County. The move comes in response to a public outcry following the stabbing death of Marcelo Lucero. The Ecuadorean immigrant was... Dementia Will Become an Epidemic in Canada
Dementia could soon become an epidemic in Canada, the national Alzheimer Society warns. The recent findings of the Canadian Study on Health and Aging have found that within a decade, the number of Canadians...
created by Terri Potratz | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
528 views | 21 recommendations | 5 comments
528 views | 21 recommendations | 5 comments
2.4m miss work as flu epidemic bites
The first Monday of 2009 proved to be the day that in the UK more people than ever called in sick. 2.4 million people called in sick and most of those reported having flu or cold symptoms. "A RECORD 2.4million...
created by Paul Conneally | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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217 views | 11 recommendations | 2 comments
Cold snap in BC will not kill the Pine Beetle infestation
The recent cold snap in British Columbia comes too late to kill the pine beetle infestation that has plagued the province, mostly the Prince George area, where most pine trees have already been killed. ""It's too... Tide of Obesity Continues
Despite concerted efforts in the classroom and through the media childhood obesity in the UK continues to grow with almost a quarter overweight when they enter primary school and a third are too fat when they leave...
created by Paul Conneally | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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402 views | 52 recommendations | 10 comments
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