Health
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WHO expects ‘high levels’ of coronavirus this summer in Europe
The World Health Organization (WHO) told AFP on Thursday it expects “high levels” of coronavirus this summer in Europe and…
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The African continent has recorded 1,715 cases of monkey smallpox with 73 deaths since the beginning of the year
The fatality rate to date stands at 4.3%, says CDC Afrique, a member of the African Union. The African continent…
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Monkey pox: France now has 440 confirmed cases, a second child probably infected
Public Health France takes stock this Tuesday, June 28 on the Monkeypox epidemic which has been spreading in Europe since…
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Iraq reports first cholera death since new outbreak
The Iraqi Ministry of Health announced that the first cholera death and 17 new infections were recorded in the last…
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Monkey pox: First confirmed case in France in a child attending school in the Paris region
This had never happened in France before. A first confirmed case of monkey pox, also called Monkeypox, has been reported…
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Omicron: Faced with the subvariants of Omicron, the laboratories draw out the bivalent vaccines
Moderna announced on Wednesday, June 22, that the latest modified version of its flagship Covid-19 vaccine was more effective than…
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A dead 3-year-old child suffocated by a Knacki: the terrible story of Lilian
It’s a chilling story: that of Lilian, a little boy of two years and 11 months who, after eating a…
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Monkeypox: is there a risk of transmission to pets?
Monkeypox, this virus is mainly transmitted by wild rodents or primates located in the areas of Central and West Africa.…
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Monkey pox: a death confirmed by the WHO
Smallpox continues to spread around the world and raise concerns The health ministry in Turkey: Coronavirus cases increased to more…
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SUICIDE: A blood test to detect the imminent risk?
Suicide is a serious public health problem, responsible for nearly 800,000 deaths a year worldwide. In the United States alone,…
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