Mystery Hepatitis Leading to Kids' Liver Transplants Crossing Borders: WHOIreland https://www.newsweek.com/mystery-hepatitis-leading-kids-liver-transplants-crossing-borders-who-1698273
Since the U.K. cases were reported, the WHO said Spain has confirmed three cases in children with hepatitis who range in age from 22 months to 13 years. It also noted that "less than five cases (confirmed or possible)" of hepatitis have been reported in
Mystery Hepatitis Leading to Kids' Liver Transplants Crossing Borders: WHOIreland https://www.newsweek.com/mystery-hepatitis-leading-kids-liver-transplants-crossing-borders-who-1698273
Since the U.K. cases were reported, the WHO said Spain has confirmed three cases in children with hepatitis who range in age from 22 months to 13 years. It also noted that "less than five cases (confirmed or possible)" of hepatitis have been reported in
UK, US health officials investigating cases of severe hepatitis with unknown causes in childrenunderlying health conditions, the department said. https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/15/health/pediatric-hepatitis-cases/index.html
Alabama health officials released a separate statement Friday in which they said they have been investigating similar cases of hepatitis in kids in the state since November.
In six of the children in the UK, the disease was so severe that they had liver transplants, but as of April 11, no deaths had been reported.
The Alabama Department of Public Health has similarly identified nine children, ranging in age from 1 to 6, with hepatitis. All of those children were also positive for the adenovirus, and two needed liver transplants. None of the children had any
UK, US health officials investigating cases of severe hepatitis with unknown causes in childrenhttps://www.cnn.com/2022/04/15/health/pediatric-hepatitis-cases/index.html
Alabama health officials released a separate statement Friday in which they said they have been investigating similar cases of hepatitis in kids in the state since November.
12 cases of unexplained hepatitis found in children in Israel https://www.jpost.com/health-and-wellness/article-704642https://www.timesofisrael.com/health-ministry-reports-12-cases-of-mysterious-liver-disease-in-children
Additional cases of hepatitis had been identified in Denmark, Ireland, the Netherlands and Spain, the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control said in a statement Tuesday, without specifying exactly how many cases were found.
At least 169 cases of acute hepatitis in children aged one month to 16 years old have been identified in an outbreak that now involves 11 countries, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Saturday.https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/23/health/multi-country-outbreak-of-hepatitis-in-children/index.html
Among the cases of acute hepatitis, at least one child has died and 17 children have required liver transplants, the WHO said in a news release.
potential emergence of a novel adenovirushttps://www.cnn.com/2022/04/23/health/multi-country-outbreak-of-hepatitis-in-children/index.html
At least 169 cases of acute hepatitis in children aged one month to 16 years old have been identified in an outbreak that now involves 11 countries, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Saturday.
Among the cases of acute hepatitis, at least one child has died and 17 children have required liver transplants, the WHO said in a news release.
Monkeypox: What we know about the smallpox-like virus spreading in the UK https://www.euronews.com/next/2022/05/15/monkeypox-what-we-know-so-far-about-the-smallpox-like-virus-detected-in-the-uk
Spain, Portugal report monkeypox cases, raising specter of wider outbreak https://www.statnews.com/2022/05/18/spain-portugal-report-monkeypox-cases-raising-specter-of-wider-outbreak
Spain, Portugal report monkeypox cases, raising specter of wider outbreakhttps://www.statnews.com/2022/05/18/spain-portugal-report-monkeypox-cases-raising-specter-of-wider-outbreak
The news of cases in additional countries led a senior official of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to warn that cases will likely be spotted in the United States.
“We do have a level of concern that this is very different than what we typically think of from monkeypox,” said McQuiston.
The Russians worked with monkeypox virus, a close cousin to smallpox, in their bioweapons programhttps://www.upi.com/Science_News/2002/06/09/Monkeypox-could-be-used-as-bioweapon/19421023612300
Upcoming G7 health ministers virus exercise: "A leopard bites a human and transmits a dangerous smallpox virus."https://twitter.com/disclosetv/status/1527058147571015681
Ebola outbreak: 4th case confirmed in Mbandakahttp://outbreaknewstoday.com/ebola-outbreak-4th-case-confirmed-in-mbandaka-37889
The Democratic Republic of the Congo is experiencing its fourteenth Ebola outbreaks since 1976. The current outbreak is the sixth since 2018 alone – the most frequent occurrence in the country’s Ebola history.
Why unprecedented bird flu outbreaks sweeping the world are concerning scientistshttps://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-01338-2
outbreaks pose a significant risk to vulnerable species, are hard to contain and increase the opportunity for the virus to spill over into people.
A mutating strain of bird flu that has emerged in Russia has “a fairly high degree of probability” of human-to-human transmissionhttps://nypost.com/2021/03/12/russia-warns-of-human-to-human-transmission-of-bird-flu-strain
Deadly nose-bleed fever shocks Iraq as cases surgehttps://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220529-deadly-nose-bleed-fever-shocks-iraq-as-cases-surge
"The number of cases recorded is unprecedented," said Haidar Hantouche, a health official in Dhi Qar province.
Deadly nose-bleed fever shocks Iraq as cases surge
"The number of cases recorded is unprecedented," said Haidar Hantouche, a >health official in Dhi Qar province. https://www.france24.com/en/live-news/20220529-deadly-nose-bleed-fever-shocks-iraq-as-cases-surge
Some today believe humanity's propensity for open conflict no longer applies to relations between great powers - that because rational leaders are not suicidal they will continue to prevent MAD. This is wishful thinking that misunderstands the primalmotivations for war, underestimates the fragility of the current paradigm, and is refuted by the historical record.
Leaders and nation states do not always behave rationally. In 1939, Germany started a war it would lose. In 1941, Japan provoked a war with the United States it would also lose. Men are prone to miscalculation. That is especially true in totalitariansystems where open and honest criticism is highly restricted, resulting in leadership with an inflated sense of its own power and inaccurate views of conditions in general. More fundamentally, a strong desire for justice or revenge can override one's
As WMDs continue to proliferate in the hands of more and more nations, the risk of catastrophe becomes all the more certain.http://pol.foundation/Happening.html
"It is impossible to know how many Russians have been recruited abroad, but there is no doubt that their expertise has been attracting bidders.... I've heard that several went to Iraq and North Korea. A former colleague, now the director of aBiopreparat institute, told me that five of our scientists are in Iran."
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