Infection
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HealthHealth The World
Lifesaving Investments Against Infectious Diseases Prove Worth Every Penny (and More!)
A recent study shows that the $100 billion invested in fighting infectious diseases in poor countries over the last 30 years generated almost $50 trillion and will have averted more than 40 million deaths by 2040.
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HealthHealth USA
Happy Teeth: Drilling May Soon Be a Thing of the Past
A team of researchers affiliated with the Forsyth Institute located in Massachusetts, the United States, is developing a tissue-regenerating tech that not only could replace the drill when performing root canals but could have a wide-ranging therapeutic impact.
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HealthHealth The World
Diagnosing Tuberculosis: a Key Step to Eradicate the Deadly Disease
According to the latest report on tuberculosis produced by the World Health Organization, diagnosis and treatment services have greatly improved in 2022, and efforts must consistently be deployed to eradicate the deadly disease for good.
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HealthHealth Colombia
Bacteria-Infected Mosquitos Help Eradicate Dengue
Mosquitoes infected with a virus-blocking bacteria have been released in three Colombian interconnected cities, effectively reducing the transmission of dengue by up to 97%, proof that this initiative could potentially curb the spread of the virus across the world.
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HealthHealth The World
Better Safe Than Sorry: Prepping Bird Flu Vaccines for Humans, Just in Case
In an effort to anticipate future disease outbreaks, health experts have taken the precaution of creating a bird flu vaccine for humans, staying prepared and on top of their game in the unlikely-but-possible event of an outbreak.