The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Wednesday that more than 150 suspected cases of salmonellosis, a bacterial intestinal disease, had been reported in Europe and the United States. The World Health Organization said in a statement on Wednesday that “so far, 151 cases from 11 countries have been reported in connection with the use … Read more
New Delhi: Even as the world fights the coronavirus epidemic, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned of a mysterious disease that is causing serious liver problems in children. The disease is most common in young children from one month to 16 years of age. Amid an increase in acute hepatitis of unknown origin that … Read more
The Kovid-19 epidemic took our lives exactly 2 years ago. The NHS has updated the official list of COVID-19 symptoms and added 9 new symptoms, including headaches, sore throats and drowsiness.Also read – Explained: What is aphasia? Causes, symptoms and treatment, the expert speaks The healthcare provider previously listed three official symptoms: high temperature, persistent … Read more
New Delhi: As Covid-19 began to decline in some countries, the World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a warning against a new mutant ‘XE’ variant of Omicron that could be more contagious than any strain of coronavirus seen before. So why this warning now? Let’s take a look.Also read – Did you know that covid … Read more
New Delhi: When two coronavirus variants (Delta and Omicron) combine, it is known as recombinant, according to the World Health Organization (WHO). Maria Van Karkhov said on Sunday that after finding the first solid evidence of the compound virus. The WHO official insisted that “recombinant is something that was expected given the rapid rotation we … Read more
It is too early to predict whether omicron and its rapid spread will help push the coronavirus out of the epidemic phase into a more systematic local phase.Also read – Happy Women’s Day 2022: Take Care Of These Things During Pregnancy For Healthy Delivery, Explained By Expert – Watch Video The World Health Organization (WHO) … Read more
Whether in family WhatsApp groups, on Twitter timelines, or while reading the daily news, we are faced with a constant avalanche of claims about Covid-19 that can baffle, scare, and confuse us. This certainly has not changed in the third year of the pandemic. Two weeks ago, news of a coronavirus variant dubbed “Deltacron” with … Read more
RIYADH — While fat is a rich source of energy and one of the main nutrients the body uses to grow and perform vital functions, its frequent consumption is linked to high rates of chronic disease, accounting for approximately 73% of all deaths in the United States. Saudi Arabia. Arabia, according to 2018 World Health … Read more