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Coronavirus Mutation More Infectious But Less Deadly, Says Disease Expert
A mutation of the novel coronavirus increasingly common throughout Europe and recently detected in Malaysia may be more infectious but appears less deadly, according to a prominent infectious diseases doctor.
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Another Gurgaon Man Tests Positive For Coronavirus After Thailand, Malaysia Trip
The coronavirus scare deepened here with another MNC employee being found positive for the disease, officials said on Friday.
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Nipah Virus Spread by Fruit Bats: 5 Points On Infection In Kerala
The deadly Nipah virus has killed ten people in northern Kerala and has caused a public health scare. The entire state has been put on alert and the centre is closely monitoring the situation. While little is known about the Nipah virus in India, the disease was first reported in the country in 2001 and again six years later, with the two episodes ...
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Inside The Secret US Stockpile Meant To Save Us All In A Bioterror Attack
The need for biodefense has become more clear in the wake of outbreaks of Ebola in West Africa, Zika in the Americas, devastating wildfires and hurricanes, and the poisonings of the North Korean leader's half brother in Malaysia and former Russian spies in England with nerve and radiological agents.
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Mushrooms May Prevent Dementia and Alzheimer's
Researchers from theUniversity of Malaya in Malaysia have shown that regular consumption of mushrooms may enhance nerve growth in the brain to reduce and thus, help in delaying the development of age-related neurodegenerative diseases like dementia and Alzheimer's.
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Malaysia Recorded Highest Ever Dengue Deaths Last Year
Malaysia recorded 336 dengue deaths - the highest ever - last year as it saw a whopping 50 per cent jump in the number of fatalities due to mosquito-borne viral disease compared to 2014, the government said today.
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By Cutting Down Forests, Humans May Be Giving Themselves Malaria
A surprising factor may be contributing to the spread of malaria in Malaysia, new research has found. In a new study, published Friday in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases, scientists argue that deforestation is causing environmental changes that have upped transmission of a form of the infectious disease usually found only in monkeys.
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World AIDS Forum Opens to Tribute for Plane Dead
A six-day world forum on AIDS got underway on Sunday to tributes to six campaigners killed on Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 and renewed vows to crush a disease that has claimed twice as many lives as World War I.
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Silently Among Us: Scientists Worry About Milder Cases of MERS
Scientists leading the fight against Middle East Respiratory Syndrome say the next critical front will be understanding how the virus behaves in people with milder infections, who may be spreading the illness without being aware they have it.
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Coronavirus Mutation More Infectious But Less Deadly, Says Disease Expert
A mutation of the novel coronavirus increasingly common throughout Europe and recently detected in Malaysia may be more infectious but appears less deadly, according to a prominent infectious diseases doctor.
-
Another Gurgaon Man Tests Positive For Coronavirus After Thailand, Malaysia Trip
The coronavirus scare deepened here with another MNC employee being found positive for the disease, officials said on Friday.
-
Nipah Virus Spread by Fruit Bats: 5 Points On Infection In Kerala
The deadly Nipah virus has killed ten people in northern Kerala and has caused a public health scare. The entire state has been put on alert and the centre is closely monitoring the situation. While little is known about the Nipah virus in India, the disease was first reported in the country in 2001 and again six years later, with the two episodes ...
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Inside The Secret US Stockpile Meant To Save Us All In A Bioterror Attack
The need for biodefense has become more clear in the wake of outbreaks of Ebola in West Africa, Zika in the Americas, devastating wildfires and hurricanes, and the poisonings of the North Korean leader's half brother in Malaysia and former Russian spies in England with nerve and radiological agents.
-
Mushrooms May Prevent Dementia and Alzheimer's
Researchers from theUniversity of Malaya in Malaysia have shown that regular consumption of mushrooms may enhance nerve growth in the brain to reduce and thus, help in delaying the development of age-related neurodegenerative diseases like dementia and Alzheimer's.
-
Malaysia Recorded Highest Ever Dengue Deaths Last Year
Malaysia recorded 336 dengue deaths - the highest ever - last year as it saw a whopping 50 per cent jump in the number of fatalities due to mosquito-borne viral disease compared to 2014, the government said today.
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By Cutting Down Forests, Humans May Be Giving Themselves Malaria
A surprising factor may be contributing to the spread of malaria in Malaysia, new research has found. In a new study, published Friday in the journal Emerging Infectious Diseases, scientists argue that deforestation is causing environmental changes that have upped transmission of a form of the infectious disease usually found only in monkeys.
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World AIDS Forum Opens to Tribute for Plane Dead
A six-day world forum on AIDS got underway on Sunday to tributes to six campaigners killed on Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 and renewed vows to crush a disease that has claimed twice as many lives as World War I.
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Silently Among Us: Scientists Worry About Milder Cases of MERS
Scientists leading the fight against Middle East Respiratory Syndrome say the next critical front will be understanding how the virus behaves in people with milder infections, who may be spreading the illness without being aware they have it.
