DNA Vaccine and Duck Eggs Shields from Hantavirus Disease: Army Study
Laboratory animals have been effectively safe-guarded from lethal hantavirus disease by administering a novel approach that combines DNA vaccines and duck eggs.
Laboratory animals have been effectively safe-guarded from lethal hantavirus disease by administering a novel approach that combines DNA vaccines and duck eggs.
The first sign is often an otherwise unexplained high fever; this may be followed by shock, renal failure, and pulmonary failure, depending on the severity of the disease. Thus, whenever persons living in high-risk areas present with fever of unknown origin or renal failure of unknown origin, physicians should consider the possibility of a hantavirus infection. v Once the suspicion of hantavirus disease has been raised, special techniques can be used for precise viral diagnostic evaluation.
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Low Birthrate Threatens Germany
On average, German women have 1.3 children, among the lowest rate in the industrialised world, resulting in a shrinking and ageing population that threatens long-term finances and the ability of companies to find workers.
On average, German women have 1.3 children, among the lowest rate in the industrialised world, resulting in a shrinking and ageing population that threatens long-term finances and the ability of companies to find workers.
'Baby Hatch' Debate Re-ignited in Germany
'Baby hatches' in Germany, where mother can leave their unwanted children safely, has spurred a debate yet again, as the government introduced a new law for the child to know its mother's identity
'Baby hatches' in Germany, where mother can leave their unwanted children safely, has spurred a debate yet again, as the government introduced a new law for the child to know its mother's identity
Poll: Germany 'Most Popular Country' in the World
An annual poll revealed that Germany is the most popular country in the world despite well-publicised protests against its insistence on austerity measures within the European Union.
An annual poll revealed that Germany is the most popular country in the world despite well-publicised protests against its insistence on austerity measures within the European Union.
