TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Hepatitis B and C are caused by viruses that attack the liver and can be transmitted through sexual contact. Can people with this disease who are chronic can get married and not infect their partners? “Yes. There are no restrictions or rules for people with chronic viral hepatitis to get married,” said … Read more
They are small, numerous and cannot be seen with the naked eye: viruses. But what is that exactly? How many of them are there? And what are the differences to bacteria? They are everywhere where there is life. Viruses are the most primitive organisms on our planet – if you count them as living beings … Read more
On the page of the doctor and TV presenter Alexander Myasnikov interesting information about the situation with infectious diseases in the world was published on the social network. And in particular that rotavirus infection causes hundreds of thousands of deaths per year in the world. Is the familiar and familiar rotavirus more dangerous than the … Read more
Stop panic please. Infections have been and will be for a very long time companions of civilization. From other infections, people are dying many, many times more than from coronavirus. The epidemic is already developing for several months, it seems that a new infection is not much worse than the flu, from which hundreds of … Read more
The whole history of mankind is life side by side with bacteria, parasites and viruses. They cause infectious diseases, that is, transmitted through various kinds of contacts: through the blood, as HIV, hepatitis B and C, with insect bites like malaria, by airborne droplets like flu, tuberculosis and measles. Since the end of last year, … Read more
How widespread pathogens increase the risk of cancer A large international study with the lead participation of the German Cancer Research Center found for the first time solid evidence that eleven widespread viruses increase the risk of cancer. Every seventh tumor is said to be associated with an infection. An international research team led by … Read more
How widespread pathogens increase the risk of cancer A large international study with the lead involvement of the German Cancer Research Center found solid evidence for the first time that eleven widespread viruses increase the risk of cancer. Every seventh tumor is said to be associated with an infection. An international research team led by … Read more
How widespread pathogens increase the risk of cancer A large international study with the lead involvement of the German Cancer Research Center found solid evidence for the first time that eleven widespread viruses increase the risk of cancer. Every seventh tumor is said to be associated with an infection. An international research team led by … Read more
How widespread pathogens increase the risk of cancer A large international study with the lead involvement of the German Cancer Research Center found solid evidence for the first time that eleven widespread viruses increase the risk of cancer. Every seventh tumor is said to be associated with an infection. An international research team led by … Read more