Jakarta – New research released in the journal The Lancet reveals the second most deaths in the world are caused by bacterial infections. There are 33 commonly observed bacterial pathogens and 11 types of infection in 204 countries and territories. This pathogen was associated with 7.7 million deaths, or about 13.6 percent of the total … Read more
If you try to treat your back pain at home but find it only lasts for a few weeks, you should see your doctor, the NHS says, according to the newspaper express. And the Mayo Clinic website said that back pain is a sign of spinal cancer, or it is an early sign and may … Read more
International Center / Reported by Chen Ciling ▲At present, there is no preventive vaccine for Sudan Ebola virus (SUDV); the average fatality rate of Ebola virus infection is about 50%. (Picture/data photo) In September this year, Uganda discovered the first case of Ebola caused by the Sudanese Ebola virus (SUDV) in Mubende in central Uganda. … Read more
Women are often excluded as test subjects when researchers first test a drug on humans. About one in three so-called phase 1 studies have no female participants. Even when the new drug is intended for women, women are sometimes underrepresented in the testing phase. The skewed distribution already occurs when the drug is tested on … Read more
Women are often chosen as subjects when researchers test a new drug on humans for the first time. About one in three of these initial trials does not have a single female participant. Even when the new drug is intended for women, women are in some cases underrepresented in the test phase. The bias between … Read more
According to the first elements revealed Thursday evening duringa press conference organized by the prosecutor of the king of Namur Vincent Macq and the mayor Maxime Prévot, the facts took place around 6:30 p.m., explained the prosecutor. “Two young men from Namur who knew each other met on the spot, obviously to settle a dispute … Read more
icon image According to BMW, Mercedes-Benz’s strategy of only focusing on the luxury segment is the wrong tactic. This would underestimate the lower market segment. For BMW it is clear that the Mercedes-Benz luxury strategy is the wrong way. To neglect the lower market segment would be fatal. BMW comments on Mercedes-Benz tactics It has … Read more
“The epidemiological and experimental data available to date were already showing that sleep abnormalities contribute to the risk of Alzheimer’s disease,” said researcher Laura Stankeviciute. But the new study, published in Brain Communications, “further strengthens the hypothesis that sleep disturbance may be a risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease.” 332 participants were analyzed in the study. … Read more
The person who collided with a van while riding an electric scooter in Paris has died. The identity of the victim has not been made public, but it is known that the number of fatalities in accidents related to e-scooters has increased in recent years: last year there were 22, while in 2020 there were … Read more
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