It is not easy to cure herpes zoster, and it often makes patients feel miserable. (Picture/schematic diagram, newspaper information photo) According to the statistics of the CDC, the rate of herpes zoster, commonly known as “skin snake”, is more than 30%, which means that 1 out of every 3 people will get the disease. Because … Read more
Original title: Australia plans to strengthen AI regulatory legislation, intends to fully ban deep fakes IT House June 1 news, according to Reuters, Australian officials said today that due to concerns about technology abuse,More regulations are being planned for artificial intelligence, including a possible ban on deepfakes and false content that appears too real。 The … Read more
NOS / Yvonne Witte NOS News•today, 11:48 The chance of a slight economic recession in the near future has increased, but this does not pose a threat to financial stability. The financial position of the majority of households, businesses and banks is in good order, according to the Central Planning Bureau (CPB) in the annual … Read more
POV is in talks with the ministries of LNV and VWS about the advice and the practical elaboration of bird flu (HPAI) and influenza viruses. An important nuance is that it mainly concerns bird flu and not influenza in pigs. One of the recommendations is that keeping both poultry and pigs at one business location … Read more
The risk of avian flu jumping from poultry to humans (zoonosis) is still small in the Netherlands. Yet there are signs worldwide that people should pay attention. This is stated in an advice from the Expert Council on Zoonoses. The increase in infections among wild mammals worldwide is a point of attention, say the experts. … Read more
Pigs are a ‘potential mixing vessel’ for bird flu (HPAI) and influenza viruses. They can cause bird flu to spread to humans. This is stated in a new advice from the Expert Council on Zoonoses. Mixed farms with pigs and poultry, pig farms with a range, farms near poultry farms or in areas rich in … Read more
Al-Marsad Newspaper: The Sudanese army announced on Friday evening that “the Rapid Support Forces have captured the headquarters of the Saudi military attaché in Khartoum, and stationed there using 17 armed vehicles.” The army said: “The attacks of the rebel militia (the Rapid Support Forces) continued on the diplomatic missions in the country, as some … Read more
If by next Friday the Bolivian Cinema and Audiovisual Development Agency (Adecine) does not honor the debt of two efforts for Ibermedia memberships, Bolivian cinema will be orphaned, without financial support, reported Viviana Saavedra del Castillo, director and producer film and audiovisual executive. Ibermedia is a program to encourage the co-production and co-development of fiction, … Read more
Most people, mainly women, straighten their hair on a daily basis. But a study in the United States warns about the danger that certain products that can be used to facilitate hair ironing may have, as published in the ‘Journal of the National Cancer Institute’ since they can cause cancer. The study carried out in … Read more
As the global health crisis continues to ripple around the world, Hong Kong is among the many countries bracing themselves for the onset of flu season. This year’s outbreak is especially concerning, as a new strain of the influenza virus has emerged, reportedly stronger and more virulent than strains seen in previous years. As the … Read more