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A nurse performs surgery on a trachoma patient in Ethiopia. Trachoma is considered a neglected tropical disease, caused by a
Many low- and middle-income countries are using AI to screen for tuberculosis. This AI model produces what looks like a
Leif Parsons for NPR Ants are many things. They’re hard workers and intensely social. They’re quite strong for their size.
San Carlos Animal Control specialist Timothy Nozie and entomologist Maureen Brophy are greeted by a dog after putting a tick
A physician in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, examines an x-ray of a tuberculous patient. Stefano Figalo/Brazil Photos/LightRocket via Getty Images/LightRocket
The official spokesperson for the Ministry of Health and Population in Egypt, Hossam Abdel Ghaffar explained that November to March commonly sees an increase in respiratory system viruses, especially among those with chronic diseases and the elderly. During an interview with Ahmed Moussa’s TV show “Ala Massoulity” (On My Responsibility) on Tuesday, Abdel-Ghaffar strongly advised …
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You may know that being adequately hydrated is important for day-to-day bodily functions such as regulating temperature and maintaining skin health. But drinking enough water is also associated with a significantly lower risk of developing chronic diseases, dying early or being biologically older than your chronological age, according to a National Institutes of Health study …
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