A bacteria could be the answer in the battle against cancer. What the experts say
Fusobacterium, a genus of bacteria usually associated with the progression of intestinal cancer, has the opposite effect in the case
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490 new cases of measles, registered in the last week
The measles epidemic continues to wreak havoc. 490 new cases were registered in the last week, according to the National
According to experts, signs of skin cancer can also be detected on lips and nails
With more than 1.5 million new cases worldwide in 2022, skin cancers are the most common cancer diagnoses worldwide. Apart
Why did the West Nile virus appear in Romania? The explanations of an epidemiologist
While the capital’s city hall is stepping up disinsection actions in an attempt to eliminate mosquito populations, the West Nile
Over 70% increase in the number of COVID-19 cases
No less than 3,446 new cases of COVID-19 were registered in the last week in Romania, which represents a 71%
Oropouche fever causes the first deaths. Everything we need to know about this virus. Epidemiologist: “Everyone is to blame in this case too!”
Oropouche fever recently killed two people in Brazil, marking the first time in history that this insect-borne disease has been
West Nile virus infection also affects humans and animals. What is it, how is the disease transmitted, what are the symptoms. “It happens every summer”
The first case of West Nile virus infection this year was confirmed by the health authorities in a patient from
List of drugs that increase sensitivity to heat
The weather is getting hotter due to climate change, recently a day in July was designated as the hottest day
National IVF program 2024 begins. How money is given to couples facing infertility
Monday, July 29, 2024, registrations begin for the National IVF Program, which offers hope to couples facing infertility. Through this
Dengue fever. How to save your life and prevent severe infection: early signs
According to The Guardian, over the past century, cases of insect-borne diseases such as dengue fever and malaria have increased