Posted on 29 May 2009
Travellers to African countries will have to worry for another virus called Lujo. According to a team of scientists, the Lujo Virus is very similar to the Ebola virus as it’s lethal and it causes massive bleeding to infected people. The Lujo Virus infected five people from Zambia and South Africa as of September last [...]
Posted on 20 May 2009
Final summer exams, even if over in most of the U.S. and U.K., are still going on through out Europe. Even for those who finished that trying time of the school year, the simple memory is quite a nuisance.
But it seems that some students found out a way to focus better: special nero-medication used with [...]
Posted on 18 May 2009
Yesterday we reported that you shouldn’t think that the swine flu threat is over, and we told you that you should protect yourself and be very careful. We are sorry to announce that the H1N1 virus has caused yet another death in the US, but this time it was in New York City. 55 year [...]
Posted on 17 May 2009
The Swine Flu threat is not over yet as in Japan there were found 21 people infected with the H1N1 virus, while one person in Turkey was also found infected with the strain. In Japan all the 21 people were students, 10 of them women and 11 men. From these 21 confirmed cases in Japan, [...]
Posted on 04 May 2009
Elisabeth Hasselbeck is the co-host of “The View” and was one of the most loved contestants on Survivor: The Australian Outback. But that is not the main purpose of mentioning her here, it’s her problems and the diet she has been trying for some time now. She realized that she suffers from Celiac Dissease, an [...]
Posted on 03 May 2009
In Mexico, the epicenter of the Swine flu outbreak, the highest point has already been reached and officials are now considering the flu on the downside part of the hill.
Mexican health minister Jose Angel Cordova considers that the Swine flu peaked between 23-29 April, and his words were: “The evolution of the epidemic is [...]