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Soccer Players At Heightened Risk of Neuro diseases
Elite male Soccer Players were 1.5 times more likely to develop neurodegenerative disease compared to population controls, said an observational study published in The Lancet Public Health journal.
US Not Ready for Future Zoonotic Diseases
The United States, which is the largest importer of wildlife in the world, is not prepared for future spread of zoonotic diseases...
Flood; Millions In Asia At Higher Risk of Deadly Diseases
After unprecedented floods hitting many parts of Asia, people in the region are at high risk of deadly diseases such as malaria,...
Pathogenic Diseases Exacerbated by Climate Change; Study
Climate Change has already driven the severity and frequency of climate hazards like flooding, heat waves and wild fires, which has only...
Spike In Brain Diseases Post Covid
Covid pandemic has significantly impacted the incidence of various brain diseases in India and its full effects are going to be visible...
Close Monitoring Of Wildlife Trade For keeping Zoonotic Diseases Away
COVID-19 pandemic and its suspected wild animal origins have spurred fresh consideration of how to reduce zoonotic disease risks associated with wild...
Stress and heart diseases
Are people who are sensitive stress hormones are at a greater risk of developing heart diseases? A new study showed that there is much...
Suspend Sales of Live Wild Animals to Prevent Deadly Diseases
The World Health Organization (WHO) and partners have called for suspending sales of live wild mammals in traditional food markets (wet markets) to prevent...
Climate change and infectious diseases of equal concern
People around the world are equally concerned about climate change as well as the spread of infectious diseases. A new study by Pew Research...
Loss of forests increase risk of zoonotic diseases
Majority of new infectious diseases affecting humans, including COVID-19, are zoonotic and their emergence is linked to habitat loss due to forest area change...
