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China leads the world in the number of retracted scientific papers, due to widespread misconduct among researchers pressured to publish. Cases of fabricating data and purchasing fake manuscripts have highlighted …
China Dominates Global Scientific Paper Retracted Rates Due to Misconduct Read More
A study by Weill Cornell Medicine confirms that lenacapavir shows minimal resistance in Uganda, bolstering its potential as an effective HIV treatment. With only 1.6% of patients harboring resistance mutations, …
New HIV Therapy Lenacapavir Shows Promise in Uganda Research Read More
The World Health Organization has recognized Mozambique’s INS Virology Laboratory as the National Influenza Centre, marking an important step in monitoring influenza and respiratory viruses. The designation reflects the laboratory’s …
Mozambique’s INS Laboratory Achieves WHO Recognition as National Influenza Centre Read More
Health experts warn the UK to stay vigilant as a mysterious illness in the DRC has led to 53 deaths and 419 reported cases. Symptoms resemble those of hemorrhagic fevers, …
UK on Alert Following Outbreak of Mysterious Illness in DRC Read More
Researchers in China have discovered a new bat coronavirus, HKU5-CoV-2, that may infect humans. Similar to SARS-CoV-2, it can bind to human ACE2 cells. Although it poses a potential risk …
Discovery of New Bat Coronavirus HKU5-CoV-2 Raises Concern for Human Infection Read More
A Chinese research team has found a new bat coronavirus that poses a risk of animal-to-human transmission through the same receptor as Covid-19. The study was led by renowned virologist …
Discovery of New Bat Coronavirus Raises Concerns Over Human Infection Risk Read More
In Burundi, doctors have been jailed after resigning over low pay, with at least five detained by intelligence services since late 2024. They demanded a fourfold salary increase from their …
Burundi Imprisons Doctors Who Resigned Over Insufficient Salaries Read More
Tanzania has confirmed a new outbreak of the Marburg virus, with one positive case identified in the Kagera region. President Samia Suluhu Hassan stated that 26 suspected cases were tested, …
Tanzania Reports New Marburg Virus Outbreak, Authorities Respond Read More
Tanzania has confirmed a Marburg virus outbreak, with one case in Kagera, following initial denials from health officials. Nine suspected cases and eight deaths were recorded by WHO, prompting a …
Tanzania Confirms Marburg Virus Outbreak Despite Initial Denials Read More
Two American sisters, Annie Marie Korkki and Robin Marie Korkki, were found dead in their luxury villa in Seychelles. Post-mortem examinations revealed acute pulmonary edema as the cause of death. …
US Sisters’ Mysterious Deaths in Seychelles: Investigations Ongoing Read More