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Confirmed case of tuberculosis at Brandeis HS, possible contact case at Clark HS, NISD confirms
Read full article: Confirmed case of tuberculosis at Brandeis HS, possible contact case at Clark HS, NISD confirmsNorthside ISD officials are alerting parents that a student at Brandeis High School has a confirmed case of tuberculosis and a student at Clark High School may have been exposed to the disease.
Feeling sick? Donāt rule out the flu, even though itās late April
Read full article: Feeling sick? Donāt rule out the flu, even though itās late AprilWeāve usually moved on from the flu in late April and are more focused on pollen allergies and other circulating viruses. However, this year is different.
Best devices, accessories to make sick days at home more entertaining
Read full article: Best devices, accessories to make sick days at home more entertainingIf you find yourself under the weather and stuck at home, Consumer Reports has some great options to help you pass the time while you get better.
Three common illnesses impacting children this summer have pediatricians on high alert
Read full article: Three common illnesses impacting children this summer have pediatricians on high alertPediatricians say they are seeing an increased number of children of all ages showing up to their offices with illnesses often associated with the summertime.
Deforestation, population increases could cause more viruses to appear
Read full article: Deforestation, population increases could cause more viruses to appearAnd he told CNN that more zoonotic diseases, or those that jump from animals to humans, are in store for our future. COVID-19 originally jumped from an animal to humans, although scientists do not know which animal, exactly. Experts say the rising number of emerging viruses is largely the result of ecological destruction and wildlife trade. The United Nations is warning that deforestation and population increases could cause more viruses to jump to humans. So scientists leave this warning: protect forests to protect humanity because Mother Nature has deadly weapons in her armory.
Coronavirus cause of Algeria president's hospitalization
Read full article: Coronavirus cause of Algeria president's hospitalizationALGIERS ā Algeriaās secretive presidency confirmed Wednesday that the mysterious illness that caused President Abdelmadjid Tebboune to be hospitalized in Germany last month was the coronavirus. The presidency said that the state of 74-year-old Tebbouneās health is āgradually improvingā and he ācontinues to receive treatment in a specialized German hospital after contracting COVID-19.āIt was the first time that officials explicitly mentioned COVID-19 in connection with the Oct. 28 hospitalization. They previously referred to it as being ācare in a specialized structure,ā without identifying the ailment. Prior to his hospitalization, several senior officials in the presidentās entourage had developed COVID-19 symptoms, and Tebboune had been placed in what the government called āvoluntary preventive confinement.ā But it was initially unclear if Tebbouneās current state was connected.
How exactly does coronavirus spread?
Read full article: How exactly does coronavirus spread?This newest coronavirus, COVID-19, has been making headlines nonstop ever since it arrived in the United States. The virus has infected 110,000 people worldwide and killed around 3,900 ā even though in the U.S., those numbers are much smaller, according to The Associated Press. Thereās a lot to know about how to protect yourself from the coronavirus, but one of the most important things to know is how it spreads. The first infections were linked to a live animal market, but itās now spreading from person to person, health officials said. The CDC recommends keeping infected and possibly infected people quarantined so that the virus canāt spread anymore.
So, how exactly does coronavirus spread?
Read full article: So, how exactly does coronavirus spread?This newest coronavirus, COVID-19, has been making headlines nonstop ever since it arrived in the United States. The virus has infected 98,000 people and killed more than 3,300 globally ā even though in the U.S., those numbers are much smaller. Thereās a lot to know about how to protect yourself from the coronavirus, but one of the most important things to be aware of is how it spreads. The first infections were linked to a live animal market, but itās now spreading from person to person, health officials said. The CDC recommends keeping infected and possibly infected people quarantined so that the virus canāt spread anymore.