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Health & Wellness News tagged with diseases

Can Pets Catch H1N1 Flu From Humans?
Health & Wellness  (tags: humans, pets, flu, diseases, health, animals )

Simone
- 8 days ago - entertainmentandshowbiz.com
A case of an indoor 13-year-old house cat in Iowa who has contracted the deadly H1N1 flu while living with two flu-sick owners has fuelled concerns if the illness can spread from humans to animals. The Iowa Department of Public Health confirmed the
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H1N1 Deaths Exceed 6,000 - Animals Affected As Well
Health & Wellness  (tags: lab comfirmed, diseases, influenza, tragedy, deaths, animals, humans, infected )

Simone
- 19 days ago - redorbit.com
More than 199 countries and overseas territories have reported lab-confirmed cases of A(H1N1) influenza as of November 1, resulting in more than 6000 deaths, according to figures released Friday by the World Health Organization (WHO). "As many
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WHO Declares First 21st Century Flu Pandemic - By Stephanie Nebehay
Health & Wellness  (tags: H1N1 strain, H1N1 flu, h1n1, 1918, H5HN1, swine, swine flu, bird, bird flu, human 1918, flu, pandemic, tamiflu, isolation, level 6 alert, research, prevention, protection, risks, death, diseases, nutrition, treatment, warning, medicine, investigation, Bod )

Gregory
- 167 days ago - reuters.com
The United Nations agency raised its pandemic flu alert to phase 6 on a six-point scale, indicating the first influenza pandemic since 1968 is under way. WHO urging countries to shore up defenses against the virus which is "not stoppable"
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Australia Braces for Possible 'Global Flu Epidemic'
Health & Wellness  (tags: health, flu, epidemic, global health, Australia, Mexico, US, world, diseases )

Past
- 213 days ago - abc.net.au
Health officials in Australia say they are on standby to implement procedures at the nation's borders if needed, to help guard against any outbreak of a new strain of swine flu.
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Role Of Climate Change In Disease Spread Examined
Health & Wellness  (tags: Climate Change, diseases, arboviruses, health )

Ingrid
- 289 days ago - enn.com
Ever since scientists first proposed that our planet might be experiencing widespread climate change, concerns have been raised about its implications for the spread of arboviruses, ...
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Monarch: The New Phoenix Program
Health & Wellness  (tags: scalar, Mk-Ultra, Nazis, Project Paperclip, Monarch, Pheonix program, microwave technology, military, disturbed sleep, diseases, cancer, rape, torture, trauma-bonding, NarcoHyponosis, warning, humans, Body-Mind-Spirit, abuse, disassociative disorder )

Gregory
- 498 days ago - wideeyecinema.com
The true story of microwave weapons being used on whistle-blowers and dissidents on a government hit list. Experiments that slowly kill with non-ionizing radiation or forces a suicide due to the extended torture.
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Asia Will Bear Brunt of Climate Change-Linked Deaths: WHO
Health & Wellness  (tags: Asia, Pacific, diseases, climate change, WHO, World Health, organisation, bird flu, malaria, diarrhoea, malnutrition, health crises, global warming )

LL
- 598 days ago - news.yahoo.com
More than half the annual estimated 150,000 deaths linked to climate change will come from the Asia-Pacific region, officials at the World Health Organisation said Monday. Most of the fatalities will be the result of a greater incidence of diseases such
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Reef Holds Drug Key to Fight Against Diseases - Australia
Health & Wellness  (tags: Australia, great barrier reef, reef, coral, health, diseases, treatments, cures )

Chrissy
- 725 days ago - news.com.au
AN underwater treasure trove of new species found off the Queensland coast could hold the key to miracle cures for hundreds of diseases. Researchers on the Great Barrier Reef have found at least 500 new types of marine sponges, which produce chemicals
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Science Daily : "Hepatitis E In Europe: Are Pigs Or Pork The Problem?"
Health & Wellness  (tags: Hepatitis E, pigs, europe, diseases, factory farming, animal to human )

Live
- 795 days ago - sciencedaily.com
Hepatitis E virus infections can be fatal in pregnant women, but until recently doctors thought the disease was confined to China, India and developing countries. Now Europeans are also contracting the disease here, according to scientists.
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