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UK Detects , First Human Case , of New Swine Flu.
'Forbes' reports that the United Kingdom
has detected this year's first human case
of H1N2, otherwise known as swine flu. .
'Forbes' reports that the United Kingdom
has detected this year's first human case
of H1N2, otherwise known as swine flu. .
According to an alert issued by the U.K.,
the patient experienced mild symptoms
and has now fully recovered. .
However, health experts and officials remain on alert
ahead of another potential swine flu pandemic.
Since 2005, there have been 50 human
cases of A(H1N2)v detected globally. .
Since 2005, there have been 50 human
cases of A(H1N2)v detected globally. .
'Forbes' reports that the particular strain
detected in the U.K. is not genetically related
to strains previously detected in human patients.
We know that some diseases of animals
can be transferred to humans—which
is why high standards of animal health,
welfare, and biosecurity are so important, Christine Middlemiss, Chief veterinary officer of the U.K., via 'Forbes'.
We know that some diseases of animals
can be transferred to humans—which
is why high standards of animal health,
welfare, and biosecurity are so important, Christine Middlemiss, Chief veterinary officer of the U.K., via 'Forbes'.
According to the World Health Organization
(WHO), A(H1) influenza viruses are common
among pigs across most regions of the world. .
When these viruses make the leap to humans,
they are known as variant influenza viruses,
the most common of which are H1N1, H1N2 and H3N2.
In 2009, an H1N1 outbreak that began
in the United States quickly spread around
the world, killing at least 150,000 people globally.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
the outbreak included nearly 70 million cases,
274,000 hospitalizations and 12,500 deaths in the U.S. .
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,
the outbreak included nearly 70 million cases,
274,000 hospitalizations and 12,500 deaths in the U.S.
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Study Investigates Link , Between Mobile Phone Use , and Male Infertility.
Study Investigates Link , Between Mobile Phone Use , and Male Infertility.
'Newsweek' reports that modern life may be
responsible for declining fertility around
the world, including mobile phone use. .
'Newsweek' reports that modern life may be
responsible for declining fertility around
the world, including mobile phone use. .
It has been shown that
sperm concentration has been
decreasing over the past 50 years
in industrialized countries, Rita Rahban, Senior researcher at the University of Geneva and
Swiss Centre for Applied Human Toxicology, via 'Newsweek'.
It dropped from around
100 million sperm per milliliter to
around 50 million sperm per milliliter, Rita Rahban, Senior researcher at the University of Geneva and
Swiss Centre for Applied Human Toxicology, via 'Newsweek'.
Rita Rahban, a senior researcher at the University
of Geneva, and her team studied the potential
link between fertility and mobile phone use. .
Rita Rahban, a senior researcher at the University
of Geneva, and her team studied the potential
link between fertility and mobile phone use. .
The team's results were published
in the journal 'Fertility and Sterility.'.
We found that if men used their phones
more often, the probability that they
have lower sperm concentration is
higher compared to men using it rarely, Rita Rahban, Senior researcher at the University of Geneva and
Swiss Centre for Applied Human Toxicology, via 'Newsweek'.
We found that if men used their phones
more often, the probability that they
have lower sperm concentration is
higher compared to men using it rarely, Rita Rahban, Senior researcher at the University of Geneva and
Swiss Centre for Applied Human Toxicology, via 'Newsweek'.
'Newsweek' reports that mobile phones
emit low-frequency electromagnetic
radiation, known as EMR.
The team found that lower sperm counts were
recorded at the beginning of the study, from
2005 to 2007, compared to the end of the study. .
The team found that lower sperm counts were
recorded at the beginning of the study, from
2005 to 2007, compared to the end of the study. .
2G is less efficient than 4G
in terms of data transfer speed,
leading to an increase in exposure
time and 2G is much less targeted,
meaning one would be exposed
to electromagnetic radiation even
when they are not using their phones, Rita Rahban, Senior researcher at the University of Geneva and
Swiss Centre for Applied Human Toxicology, via 'Newsweek'.
2G is less efficient than 4G
in terms of data transfer speed,
leading to an increase in exposure
time and 2G is much less targeted,
meaning one would be exposed
to electromagnetic radiation even
when they are not using their phones, Rita Rahban, Senior researcher at the University of Geneva and
Swiss Centre for Applied Human Toxicology, via 'Newsweek'.
The World Health Organization (WHO) warns
that an estimated one in six people will
experience infertility in their lifetime. .
The World Health Organization (WHO) warns
that an estimated one in six people will
experience infertility in their lifetime.
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Global Anti-Smoking
Campaigns Continue , Despite New Zealand Reversal.
BBC reports that New Zealand's decision to scrap
its landmark smoking ban may represent
a setback for global anti-smoking campaigns.
In the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak is looking to create a
"smoke-free generation," where anyone under the age of 14
will never be able to legally buy any tobacco product.
According to data from Cancer Research,
nine in ten people claim they started
smoking before reaching the age of 21.
The strict policy is believed to have been inspired by a
similar crackdown in New Zealand preventing anyone
born after 2008 from purchasing tobacco products.
The sweeping legislation also limited
where tobacco could be sold and reduced the
amount of nicotine that products could contain.
However, New Zealand's new government,
which was voted into power in October
of 2023, are moving to repeal the law. .
BBC reports that countries around the world
still have plans for raising "smoke-free generations.".
Mexico currently has some of the world's
strictest anti-smoking laws, including bans at
beaches, parks and even some private homes. .
Canada has announced plans
to cut tobacco use nationwide
to under 5% by the year 2035. .
Earlier this year, Canada became the first country to
require health warnings printed on individual cigarettes.
The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that
smoking bans in public places, workplaces and public
transport are in place for over 25% of the world's population.
The World Health Organization (WHO) reports that
smoking bans in public places, workplaces and public
transport are in place for over 25% of the world's population
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The Union health ministry of India stated that there is a "low risk" to the country from the recent outbreak of H9N2 and pneumonia cases in China. The ministry.. IndiaTimes
Sri Lanka anticipates significant relief from its economic turmoil. Reports indicate a pending debt-restructuring agreement with creditor nations, pivotal amid the country's $36.6 billion external debt. Pending IMF approval may secure up to $900 million in funding, but bondholder negotiations remain crucial.
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Dive into the international media coverage surrounding the extraordinary Uttarkashi tunnel rescue! From Reuters' poignant storytelling to CNN's urgent updates, explore how global outlets captured the heroic efforts of the 'Rat Miners' and the emotional journey of 41 workers rescued after 17 days. Join us as we navigate the headlines, visuals, and shared triumphs that turned this rescue into a beacon of hope on the global stage.
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Tensions rise in diplomatic discourse as Azerbaijan's President Aliyev confronts U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Washington's support for Armenia. Dive into the heated exchange, understand the geopolitical implications, and stay informed on the evolving dynamics in this critical international dialogue.
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In a groundbreaking development, NASA Chief and US Senator Bill Nelson has announced that the United States space agency will train an Indian astronaut for a two-week scientific mission to the International Space Station at the end of next year. This revelation came during Nelson's visit to India, where he discussed the potential involvement of India in NASA's Artemis Programme.
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Join us as we witness aviation history unfold! Virgin Atlantic's jet has just completed its maiden transatlantic journey fueled by low-carbon innovation. Explore the groundbreaking eco-friendly technology behind this achievement and the implications for the future of air travel.
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CDC and FDA Recommend , Updated COVID Boosters for , Everyone Over Six Months Old.
'The Independent' reports that updated COVID
boosters from both Pfizer and Moderna are now
available at pharmacies..
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FDA Approves New COVID Boosters , Ahead of Expected Winter Surge in Cases.
On September 11, the United States Food
and Drug Administration approved updated
COVID boosters from both Pfizer and..
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