Health

[ad_1] Tampa: Elephants Never Forget A Bee Sting Their eyes and soft, sensitive tissues inside their trunks are particularly vulnerable to painful stings, and the experts believe that African elephants (Loxodonta africana) …

[ad_1] According to the Swiss Institute of Tropical Health and Public Health (Swiss TPH), young people who wear their mobile phone in the right ear during calls are exposed to a decline …

[ad_1] Credit: CC0 Public Domain The creation of artificial embryos took a step forward after an international team of researchers had used mouse stem cells to produce embryonic artificial structures capable of …

[ad_1] The 2018 Market Study Report Regional Treatment Market Complex Pain Syndrome is a comprehensive study and market badysis by our industry experts with an unparalleled knowledge of the field. The report …

[ad_1] Tomorrow (July 24) will mark 42 days since the identification of the last Ebola patient in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). If no other case of Ebola virus disease is …

[ad_1] By Pius Rugonzibwa in Mwanza MWANZA Regional Commissioner John Mongella asked District Commissioners, District Executive Directors, Council Chairs and Councilors to lead the way in HIV testing / SIDA Minister Kbadim …

[ad_1] By Lilian Namagembe Kampala – Uganda is one step closer to removing 90% of people living with HIV / AIDS whose amount of virus in their body is removed from here …

[ad_1] Waikwa Maina A protracted health worker strike last year cost the country gains in immunization coverage, exposing children less than a year old to polio, pneumonia and tuberculosis . The ministry …

[ad_1] Mobile phones can prove to be very dangerous for your health. According to a recent study, the long-term exposure to radiation emitted by mobile phones could have a negative effect on …

[ad_1] Vice President David Mabuza will lead a South African delegation to the 22nd International AIDS Conference (Aids 2018) under the theme "Breaking Barriers, Building Bridges". The event is taking place today …