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Pope Francis, 88, in hospital for fourth day for respiratory infection
Europe 1 year ago

Pope Francis, 88, in hospital for fourth day for respiratory infection

The 88-year-old pontiff had a peaceful night on Sunday, the Italian news agency ANSA reported. The Vatican had not yet provided an update on the pope's condition on Monday.
The danger of antimicrobial resistance and how to tackle it
Academia 1 year ago

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The danger of antimicrobial resistance and how to tackle it

All the breakthroughs in scientific research will be utterly futile unless accompanied by a shift in public behavior concerning antibiotics.
Global commitment to action needed to ensure future of modern medicine
Academia 1 year ago

Global commitment to action needed to ensure future of modern medicine

While alarms on AMR have been blaring ever louder, solutions have not been developed fast enough, especially in the research and development of antibiotics.
Why addressing slow violence matters in 'Black September'
Academia 1 year ago

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Why addressing slow violence matters in 'Black September'

Many residents of Marunda low-cost apartment are individuals who have been displaced from one vulnerable situation to another within a relatively short period.
Dawn of a worse dengue era
Editorial 1 year ago

Dawn of a worse dengue era

The Health Ministry estimated in 2017 that a dengue outbreak, which sickened around 200,000 people, cost the economy nearly Rp 1 trillion (US$61 million).
Why rare disease patients deserve government care
Academia 1 year ago

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Why rare disease patients deserve government care

Patients with rare genetic diseases should be considered “heroes” because they have received a mutation that statistically should occur in a population.
Centering health in climate agenda of every COP is imperative
Academia 2 years ago

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Centering health in climate agenda of every COP is imperative

The true metric of COP’s successful deliberations should be safeguarding the health and well-being of the people.
COVID-19: More work to be done, but no need to worry
Academia 2 years ago

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COVID-19: More work to be done, but no need to worry

As scientists continue to track emerging variants of COVID-19, which continues to mutate even after it lost its "global pandemic" status, people might need to start treating it like seasonal flu while maintaining the culture of safety developed over the last three years.
Vigilance, not panic
Editorial 2 years ago

Vigilance, not panic

We should all be alert to the possibility of Mycoplasma pneumoniae infection now that the first recent cases have been discovered in the country, but we have no reason to be consumed by fear.
Wolbachia misinformation
Editorial 2 years ago

Wolbachia misinformation

The government’s persistence is certainly key to progress toward achieving its zero dengue death target by 2030
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