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Why do we get sick more in the winter?

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Congo’s president hopes Ebola outbreak will end this year - Chicago Tribune

- November 19, 2019

Congo's President Felix Tshisekedi says he's hopeful the Ebola outbreak in his country will end in the coming weeks. Tshisekedi said Friday a few cases of the deadly contagious disease remain in the eastern province of Ituri but "we think we can end it completely by the end of the year." Over 2,000 people have died in the outbreak which the United Nations declared an international emergency in July. The number of reported infections has since dropped significantly. Speaking in Berlin after meeting German Chancellor Angela Merkel , Tshisekedi said he's willing to work with any country interested in Congo's vast natural resources, including China and Russia. Tshisekedi also said that while he has "good" relations with longtime Congo leader Joseph Kabila, his predecessor's role is merely to provide advice. Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. htt...

Dynamical analysis of novel COVID‐19 epidemic model with non‐monotonic incidence function - Wiley

- September 03, 2021

1 INTRODUCTION The first case of the coronavirus pandemic was reported on January 30, 2020 in India (Zhu et al.,  2020 ). India's response to COVID-19 has been graded, pro-active, and pre-emptive with high-level political commitment and a "whole government" approach to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. Educational institutions, various Governments, and non-Government offices, and many commercial establishments have been shut down immediately. Government of India, exercise the Disaster Management Act, 2005, issued an order for State/UT's prescribing lockdown for containment of COVID-19 pandemic in the country for 21 days with effect from March 25, 2020, and announced to maintain mandatory physical distancing in India. Later Government extent the lockdown period up to May 3, 2020 as the number of active cases increases daily. The most common symptoms are dry cough, fever, and tiredness, but some infected people may ha...

Why do we get sick more in the winter?

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Sulfur Burps and Diarrhea: Is It COVID-19 or Something Else?

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Sulfur Burps and Diarrhea: Is It COVID-19 or Something Else?

- April 26, 2026

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This lab on wheels could be a gamechanger during the next Ebola outbreak, scientists say - Science Magazine

- November 25, 2019

The new mobile lab was born out of scientists’ “frustration” about the lack of infrastructure during the West-African Ebola outbreak M. Enserink/ Science By Martin Enserink Nov. 24, 2019 , 5:15 PM NATIONAL HARBOR, MARYLAND—During the next Ebola outbreak, this brand new vehicle might come to the rescue. It’s a lab onwheels that some scientists say could greatly improve the response to disease outbreaks and epidemics. It can be flown in to trouble spots by plane and driven to even the most remote locations and has everything on board needed to rapidly diagnose patients or carry out research studies. A prototype was parked outside a conference center here the past week during the annual conference of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. The company that developed it, U.S.-based Integrum Scientific, says the first vehicle may soon be tested in Uganda, which occasionally has outbreaks of Ebola and a related virus, Marburg. The idea was born out...