Malaria, Disease X
Mystery Disease in Congo May Be Malaria but More Testing Needed, Authorities Say
On Tuesday, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, PhD, also said most of the samples tested positive for malaria, but noted it is possible that more than one disease was involved. He said further samples will be collected and tested.
An outbreak of a mysterious flu-like illness in a remote part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is a “major ...
The WHO says 406 cases of the disease have been recorded and that more than half of those who died were children younger than ...
Identifying the germ that has so far caused 32 deaths in health facilities and 44 other deaths in the community in Panzi, a ...
The WHO released more information about the outbreak of Disease X in the DRC. Mainly affected children, the cause remains ...
Scientists racing against time to contain an outbreak of a mysterious flu-like illness in a remote part of the Democratic ...
Disease X emerged at a time of increased influenza circulation, and is likely to be linked to airborne diseases, according to ...
The World Health Organization has recorded more than 400 cases of a mysterious deadly flu-like illness dubbed “Disease X” in ...
Mpox vaccines that young children can use will arrive from Japan next week, a crucial step in reducing the spread of the ...
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What is “Disease X” and how worried should we be about it?A mysterious disease has popped up in the DRC and seems to be particularly deadly to children, but we are still not sure ...
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