[ad_1] In the ever-evolving quest to live longer and healthier, we know that diet plays a fundamental role. In recent years, scientists have also focused on the potential of intermittent fasting, a diet that relies on when you eat, no what you eat. However, new research suggests that you may …
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[ad_1] If there’s one thing consumers have learned in recent years, it’s that everything, even devices or institutions that we believe to be safe, can be hacked. With the explosion of Internet of Things (IoT) devices in millions of homes across the United States, there are many more opportunities for …
Read More »WHO orders rapid COVID-19 tests for the world’s poor | Science | Detailed reports on science and technology | DW
[ad_1] The World Health Organization, together with its global partners in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic, has announced that it will provide 120 million rapid diagnostic antigen tests to people in low- and middle-income countries over the next six months. The tests represent a “massive increase” in testing around …
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[ad_1] TThe principles of managing infectious disease outbreaks, whether measles, tuberculosis, or Covid-19, are similar. Identify who has been infected by testing for the disease, find out where they acquired the infection and who may also have been infected by tracing contacts, and stop the spread by asking those affected …
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[ad_1] Environmental pollution pollutants that prevent an environment from providing the essential services and elements that can be found in the environment, is the release of the soil. Evidence suggests that the environment can be considered polluted or damaged when these pollutants are damaging an area or when the area …
Read More »Ethiopia: local production reduces mask imports – Ministry
[ad_1] The Health Ministry said that the huge establishment and expansion of local medical equipment manufacturing companies have been playing a critical role in reducing the country’s dependence on importing face masks and other items to prevent the novel coronavirus (COVID -19) speaking to The Ethiopian Herald, The Minister of …
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[ad_1] Africa’s overstretched public health systems, shortage of testing facilities, and overcrowded slums led experts to predict disaster when COVID-19 hit the continent in February. The new coronavirus was already wreaking havoc in wealthy nations in Asia and Europe, and a United Nations agency said in April that, even with …
Read More »How Africa fought COVID-19 – CNBC Africa
[ad_1] JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) – Africa’s overburdened public health systems, shortage of testing facilities and overcrowded slums led experts to predict disaster when COVID-19 hit the continent in February. The new coronavirus was already wreaking havoc in wealthy nations in Asia and Europe, and a United Nations agency said in April …
Read More »WHO and partners launch rapid COVID-19 tests for poor countries
[ad_1] The World Health Organization announced Monday that it and its key partners agreed to roll out 120 million rapid diagnostic tests for coronavirus to help low- and middle-income countries regain ground in a testing gap with richer countries. , even if the plan is not yet fully funded. The …
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[ad_1] Cardiovascular disease is the world’s leading cause of death and a factor in COVID-19 death rates. Progress in heart disease is slowing in the United States. We need a systems approach to building healthier communities that are less vulnerable to cardiovascular disease. As nations grapple with the coronavirus pandemic, …
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