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- Analysis of the chemical composition of nasal mucus will help prevent respiratory diseases in calvesRussian scientists have developed sensors to quickly detect respiratory infections in calves. The devices analyze the volatile compounds contained in the nasal mucus, and with high accuracy determine changes in their composition, indicating diseases. Due to their compactness and ease of use, such sensors will greatly simplify the identification of sick animals on farms and farms engaged in cattle ...
- Finland opened the border for another category of RussiansThe State Council of Finland allowed another category of foreigners to enter the country. Participation in entrance examinations in Finnish educational institutions is recognized as a good reason for crossing the border. According to Yle, this item has been added to the paragraph on pressing personal circumstances. Пограничная служба Суоми уже внесла соответствующие изменения в свои инструкции. «С...
- Three more patients died of coronavirus in BashkiriaOver the past day in Bashkiria, three patients have died from CORONAVIRUS. The number of victims of the pandemic has reached 510, according to the operational headquarters of the republic to combat the spread of infection. The day before, the diagnosis of covid-19 was confirmed in another 90 residents of the republic, the total number of cases in the region was 37,485. Already 35,272 patients have...
- The number of cases of COVID-19 in Bashkiria exceeded 37 thousand peopleIn Bashkiria, 89 more residents have been diagnosed with CORONAVIRUS over the past day. The total number of cases was 37,039 people, according to the operational headquarters for combating the spread of infection in the region. The day before, three deaths from the consequences of covid-19 were recorded in the republic . The number of victims since the beginning of the pandemic has reached 493. 34...
- Kuwait bans Romanian birdKuwait's State Administration for Agriculture and Fisheries (PAAAFR) has banned the import of poultry from Djibouti, Mali and Romania due to outbreaks of avian influenza in those countries. Authorities said in a Sunday press release that they had lifted the ban on the import of all live birds, hatching eggs, chicks and hens from Lithuania and Ireland following reports of any new cases of bird flu....
- Scientists have named symptoms that increase the risk of death from COVID-19six times The lack of smell and taste was attributed to neurological signs that increase the likelihood of death by six times with CORONAVIRUS. The authors of the study noted that chronic neurology doubles the risk of covid-19 Neurological manifestations in patients with COVID-19 are six times more likely to die. This conclusion was reached by an international group of scientists led by members of...
- The authorities of Bashkiria called the conditions for the admission of parents to graduationThe authorities of Bashkiria may allow parents to attend graduations at schools and kindergartens. Adults who have received the first component of the covid vaccine or who have a large number of antibodies to the infection will be allowed on holidays. The HEAD of the administration of the head of the republic, Alexander Sidyakin, proposed softening the sanitary and epidemiological regime at a meet...
- Virologists assessed the risk of contracting COVID-19 "black fungus"An outbreak in India of the "black fungus" - mucormycosis - with a high degree of probability will not affect the Russians. This was reported by experts interviewed by RBC. In India, cases of the disease are recorded in people who have recovered from covid-19 , and this is attributed to a decrease in immunity during treatment for CORONAVIRUS. According to the BBC, the disease is fixed in patients ...
- Two patients died from coronavirus in BashkiriaOver the past day, two people have died from the consequences of covid-19 in Bashkiria, the operational headquarters of the republic for combating CORONAVIRUS infection reports. The total number of deaths in the region reached 474. Before that, for two days, on May 8 and 9, four deaths per day were recorded. As of Monday, May 1......
- In India, an outbreak of “black fungus” was recorded in patients with COVIDImmunosuppressive therapy for CORONAVIRUS infection has led to an outbreak of a rare disease called mucormycosis in India. Its mortality rate is about 50%, Indian doctors are reporting an increase in cases of a rare infection called mucormycosis, also called the "black fungus", reports the BBC. The disease affects patients recovering from covid-19 or those who have already been ill. Patients with ...
- Doctors assessed the risk of re-infecting COVID-19 with a high antibody titerIn a patient with any antibody titer, the likelihood of re-infecting with CORONAVIRUS is extremely low, since any antibodies at any titer have protective properties. This was reported to RBC by an immunologist Vladimir Bolibok. “If a person had a low antibody titer after an illness, and then they disappeared altogether, he can become infected. But, firstly, this is unlikely, and secondly, he will ...
- The daily number of cases of COVID-19 in the region has increased againIn the Kaliningrad region on the morning of May 8, 50 new cases of CORONAVIRUS infection were registered, of which 42 people have the disease as an acute respiratory viral infection, 6 as pneumonia, and two more are asymptomatic. 83 patients have been discharged, there are no deaths. This was reported in the regional operational headquarters. Among the sick children are two students (Gymnasium No....
- During the day, four patients died from COVID-19 in BashkiriaIn Bashkiria, the number of victims of CORONAVIRUS has increased again. Over the past day, four deaths have been recorded, the total number of deaths from the infection was 468 people, from May 1 to May 8, 16 patients died. This is reported by the operational headquarters of the republic to combat the spread of covid-19 . On the eve of the diagnosis of "coronavirus" was confirmed in another 94 res...
- People's artist Vladimir Kachan died ofCORONAVIRUS. For 30 years, Kachan was a member of the theater troupe "School of Modern Play" Vladimir Kachan People's Artist of RUSSIA Vladimir Kachan died in Moscow at the age of 73. This was reported to RBC by the artistic DIRECTOR of the theater "School of the modern play" Iosif Reichelgauz. According to him, the cause of death was the coronavirus. RIA Novosti clarifies that the artist was in a...
- The number of patients with coronavirus in Bashkiria approached 36 thousandIn Bashkiria, 93 new cases of SARS-Cov-2 infection have been detected over the past day. Thus, the total number of CORONAVIRUS cases in the republic reached 35,950. 105 patients recovered during the day. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 33,463 people have overcome the disease. One patient has died. The total number of victims of the pandemic has reached 464 people. A day earlier, two people wi...
- Anorexia threatens "spring" childrenScientists from Oxford University found that children who were born in the spring are more at risk of developing anorexia nervosa than those who were born in the fall. The report, published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, says the causes could be varied: seasonal changes in temperature, exposure to sunlight, a cold infection, or the mother's diet during pregnancy. However, not all researcher...
- Scientists discover new cause of Parkinson's diseaseFrequent use of commonly used antibiotics is associated with an increased risk of developing Parkinson's disease. This is evidenced by the results of a study published by MedicalXpress, conducted by scientists from the Helsinki University Hospital. The study showed that the use of broad-spectrum antibiotics, as well as drugs directed against fungi and anaerobic bacteria, contributes to an increase...
- Canada and the United States agreed on a plan in case of ASFHow will the North American pig industry function if African swine fever infects feral pigs? While the deadly swine disease has not yet arrived in North America, the African swine fever virus has devastated herds in CHINA and continues to spread in Eastern Europe, partly through feral pigs. If ASF arrives in the US or CANADA, it will immediately shut down trade and cost billions of dollars to the ...
- ASF devastates a herd of pigs in northern ChinaIndustry sources and analysts in CHINA say a wave of African swine fever (ASF) outbreaks has killed at least 20% of northern China's breeding herd. Reuters' analysis explains that this exceeds expected losses and heightens concerns about the potential impact of ASF in the south of the country. it is likely that the deadly swine disease returned in the first quarter of 2......
- UN warns of bird flu threat to AfricaThe Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is recommending that African countries go on high alert over the threat of bird flu after dozens of outbreaks of the virus have been reported in wild birds across Europe. The disease quickly spread among the population of wild birds in Western Europe. The UK, France, Germany and the Netherlands have reported 7......
- Brucellosis was detected in 20 farm animals in the Volgograd regionAccording to the Veterinary Committee of the Volgograd Region, since the beginning of this year, new cases of infection of farm animals with brucellosis have been registered in the region. In 2020, cases of the disease occurred in Svetloyarsky, Leninsky, Staropoltavsky, Serafimovichsky, Pallasovsky and Sredneakhtubinsky districts. In 2......
- Dramatic decline in bird flu outbreaks in FrancePoultry farmers in southwest France may resume production at their facilities after the country recently reported a decline in bird flu outbreaks. The number of new virus outbreaks in France dropped to five in the first week of March, compared to nearly 130 in the first week of January, while no new cases were reported in the hardest-hit Landes region in the last month. France is among the Europea...
- Nutritionists gave advice on the transition to Lent without harm to healthOn Monday, March 15, Orthodox Christians begin Lent. Experts in the field of nutrition told RBC how to switch to lean nutrition without harm to HEALTH. “The first thing you should pay attention to is the correspondence of the energy value, calorie content of the diet to our energy consumption. If we reduce the volume of food intake and reduce the calorie content of the diet and it is below our ene...
- ASF in China: mutations confirmed by Chinese scientistsChinese scientists have confirmed that milder mutations of the African swine fever (ASF) virus are common in CHINA. Such conclusions were made by scientists of the Harbin Veterinary Research Institute. The study was published in Life Sciences, Science China, and follows earlier reports of ASF mutations emerging in China. In their article, the researchers wrote: "The emergence of natural mutations ...
- Zinc, selenium, and other micronutrients we rediscovered during coronavirusScientists from different countries have conducted studies on the effects of certain micronutrients on the HEALTH of patients with CORONAVIRUS. And they came to almost identical conclusions. For example, a study conducted in Spain (at Hospital Del Mar in Barcelona) showed that zinc and selenium helped reduce the severity of coronavirus infections. In regions of CHINA with selenium deficiency, the ...
- Who has a bump» on the&foot? Doctor —about valgus deformity of the first toeWhat is a bump on the foot? In medical terms, it is a valgus deformity of the first toe, when the first metatarsal bone curves, shifts the big toe and protrudes bone. The consequence is a deviation of the big toe sideways, some "twisting" of the toe is possible, the growth of a "bump" on the foot, the appearance of corns on the plantar surface of the foot near the fifth or first toe, burning pain,...
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