Health

Guinea declares a new Ebola outbreak

[ad_1] Health workers donned protective gear before entering an Ebola quarantine zone at a Red Cross facility in the eastern Sierra Leone town of Koidu on December 19, 2014. / Reuters Health workers donned protective gear before entering an Ebola quarantine zone at a Red Cross facility in the eastern …

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Prevent the next food crisis now

[ad_1] The toxic cocktail of climate change, conflict and COVID-19 is being felt most intensely in the world’s poorest and most vulnerable countries. As a result, a record 235 million people everyone will need humanitarian assistance and protection in 2021, a 40% increase from last year. It can be difficult …

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10 prisons in Tigray destroyed, Commission reveals

[ad_1] Ten prisons and documentation of all inmates in Tigray were destroyed when the Tigray regional government, which was under the control of the Tigray People’s Liberation Front (TPLF), collapsed in November 2020, the Ethiopian Human Rights Commission revealed. The Commission, when releasing the findings of its monitoring and investigative …

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Microsoft and HPE Bring Artificial Intelligence, Edge, and Cloud to Earth Orbit in Preparation for Mars Missions

[ad_1] The International Space Station will soon receive powerful artificial intelligence, cloud and edge computing tools from HPE and Microsoft Azure to expand technology experiments intended to prepare NASA for the launch of future manned exploratory missions to Mars. The new equipment and software, including HPE’s specialized second-generation Spaceborne Computer-2 …

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Why the flu season almost disappeared this year

[ad_1] The flu season has been mild this year, thanks to mitigation measures used to contain COVID-19, such as physical distancing and the use of masks. School and office closures also contributed to the unusually sluggish flu season. Mitigation measures slowed flu activity even as COVID-19 increased. Last summer, infectious …

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