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Undiagnosed “X” disease in Congo is a severe form of malaria - DRC Ministry of Health
In the DR Congo, the cause of a mysterious disease that killed 143 people has been identified - a severe form of malaria. 592 cases of the disease have been registered, with a mortality rate of 6.2%.
At least 38 people killed in RSF attack in Sudan
RSF paramilitaries attacked the town of El Fasher, killing 38 people and shelling a hospital. The militants control almost all of Darfur, while the army holds the north and east of the country.
Number of malaria cases increased by 11 million: African children suffer the most
In 2023, 263 million cases of malaria were recorded, which is 11 million more than last year. Children under 5 suffer the most in Africa, and funding for the fight against the disease is only half of what is needed.
Primary mental health support: what will change in 2025
Starting in 2025, mental health services will become part of the basic primary care package. All family doctors and medical staff will be required to have who mhGAP certificates.
Mysterious disease X may be the result of malaria or Covid-19
In the province of Kwango, DR Congo, an outbreak of an unknown disease has been recorded, affecting mainly children under 5 years of age. Who suggests that the cause may be pneumonia, flu, Covid-19, measles or malaria.
Scientists have developed a unique test that will help detect lung cancer at an early stage
Scientists from Cambridge have developed a unique urine test to detect "zombie cells" that signal the early stages of lung cancer. The test was successfully tested in mice and plans to start human studies.
UN funding gaps: millions of people may be left without humanitarian aid in 2025
The UN has requested гуманіт 47 billion in humanitarian aid for 32 countries in 2025. The current demand for 2024 is only 43% funded, which is one of the worst figures in history.
Mysterious disease claimed the lives of 143 people in the Congo: what is known
In the province of Kwango in DR Congo, an outbreak of an unknown disease with flu-like symptoms was recorded, from which 143 people died. Who and local doctors are investigating the causes of the disease that most affected women and children.
More than 9.6 thousand cases of HIV were detected: what treatment is provided
In Ukraine, 9653 new cases of HIV were detected in 9 months, every fourth - in the AIDS stage. The Ministry of Health recalls free testing and antiretroviral therapy, which is received by 118,700 patients.
Chief Sanitary Doctor of Ukraine names the biggest threat to public health during the war
Ihor Kuzin has identified infectious diseases as the main threat to Ukrainians' health due to the war. The main problems include hepatitis A, intestinal infections and leptospirosis due to poor sanitary conditions.
In Ukraine, the sale of kratom plants was banned: changes to the list of narcotic substances
The Cabinet of ministers added kratom to the list of narcotic substances because of its opioid and stimulating properties. Previously, kratom drinks were popular among young people and were sold in coffee shops.
The first case of human infection with a new strain of monkeypox was recorded in the United States
The first case of clade I monkeypox infection was reported in California after a patient returned from East Africa. The patient has been treated and is in self-isolation at home, and the CDC is monitoring his contacts.
Diabetes incidence rate has more than doubled: most cases are incurable
The global diabetes prevalence rate has increased from 7% to 14% over the past 30 years, affecting 828 million adults. More than 450 million patients do not receive proper treatment due to limited access to healthcare services.
2024 is likely to be the first year with an average temperature above 1.5°C
2024 could be the first year when global warming reaches 1. 5°C above pre-industrial levels. The El Niño phenomenon and CO₂ emissions will lead to extreme weather conditions around the world.
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Almost all residential buildings in Kyiv are connected to heating. More than 96% of buildings of housing cooperatives, condominiums and departmental buildings already receive heat on individual applications.
Public Health Center explains whether there is a risk of Marburg virus epidemic in Ukraine
Epidemic security experts estimate the risks of a Marburg epidemic in Ukraine to be low. No cases of this disease have ever been registered in the country, and there are no conditions for complicating the situation.
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The IDF denies striking a polio vaccination center in northern Gaza, where WHO says 6 people were injured. The military claims that the analysis did not reveal any strikes in the area.
Attack on Gaza vaccination center: children injured during polio vaccination
Six people, including four children, were injured in an attack on a polio vaccination center in northern Gaza. The incident occurred during a humanitarian break when parents brought their children for vaccination.
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Radiohead's frontman interrupted his performance in Melbourne due to an argument with an audience member about the conflict in Gaza. After a short break, the musician returned to the stage and continued the concert.
The level of air pollution in Delhi exceeded the WHO standard by 30 times
The air quality in the Indian capital has deteriorated critically, exceeding WHO safe standards by 25-30 times. Authorities are urging residents to stay home and restricting construction due to high levels of PM 2.5 pollution.
The Ministry of Health has revealed the secret of healthy eating: how many vegetables you need to eat every day
The WHO recommends consuming at least 400 grams of fruits and vegetables daily, which is 5 servings. Regular consumption of vegetables reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
Ukrainians will be able to get a flu shot in pharmacies: what you need to get vaccinated
Ukraine has launched a mechanism for flu vaccination in pharmacies. The first point has been opened in Kyiv, and a prescription from a family doctor and certain conditions are required to get the vaccine.
First case of new monkeypox strain detected in Germany
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Today is World Breast Cancer Day: the situation with the incidence in the world and in Ukraine
According to global statistics, breast cancer ranks first in the structure of cancer morbidity in women (23%), and first in the structure of mortality (20. 5%).
October 15: World Handwashing Day, International Day of Rural Women
Ignaz Semmelweis, a physician, first suggested washing hands with soap in 1847. At that time, he was working at the Vienna Hospital and thought about the problem of high infant mortality and postpartum fever in women.
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October 10 is Mental Health Day. The war has seriously affected the psycho-emotional state of Ukrainians: 71% are stressed, and 50% of the population will need psychological help after the war.
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