Mzansi Is Worried As The Monkeypox Is Getting Worse See Here
A World Health Organisation senior official said on Friday that the priority needs to be containing monkeypox in non-endemic countries, saying that this can be achieved through quick action. People are worried because of this new disease which is stressing society because it looks very dangerous.below are also picture of the monkey pox look and observe the picture that are posted below to see how monkey pox looks like.
A highly transmissible new Covid-19 variant has been detected in South Africa : Read more
A report that emerged was that South Africa detected a first case of the new highly transmissible XBB.1.5 variant . The variant was reportedly regarded as the highly transmissible variant by Maria Van Kerkhove , who is a leader at the World Health Organisation . The new variant is reported to have been nicknamed the " kraken " because it is regarded as being highly transmissible .Information at hand highlighted that there were no major differences as far as the severity which is caused by the new variant , and the other variants which are known by many .
Expert warns of latest coronavirus variant
Another expert has set a warning about the new highly transmissible XBB. 1.5 mutation. The case was detected on Friday by a genesequencing institute at Stellenbosch University. It has been described by the World Health Organisation (WHO) as “the most transmissible sub-variant” found so far in the pandemic.
Everything You Need To Know About The New Coronavirus Variant Recorded In South Africa
Minister Of Healths Provides An Update On New Coronavirus Variant Recorded In South Africa The World Health Organisation has confirmed that a more transmissible coronavirus sub variant XBB 1.5. has been detected in South Africa. The Variant was discovered in Gene sequencing carried out by researchers at stellenbosch university from December 27th samples of the Gene sequencing institute of diversity.
Fifth wave or not? See What The World Health Organisation Said Regarding The Covid-19 Cases.
https://businesstech.co.za/news/trending/584150/concerns-grow-as-south-africas-covid-positivity-rate-nears-record-levels/ The World Health Organization has raised concerns around the increasing number of Covid-19 cases in South Africa. Not so long ago people were expecting the 5th wave to attack the country some months ago. But then it happened that the number of cases decreased to a point where the president decided to let people not to wear masks in public areas, but only wear when they go inside places.
In Shock || See What World Health Organization Said About The Omicron Covid-19
World Health Organization have spoken in disbelief that the Omicron variant of the deadly coronavirus is the last one even though scientists believed that it is the last variant of the virus. According to news24, While many officials are hopeful that the Omicron variant could be the final Covid-19 strain of its pandemic phase, leaders at the World Health Organisation (WHO) are not convinced.
Here's what the World Health Organisation is doing in South Africa
It's been 2 years since the horror of the world incubated most nations. Many lost their jobs and businesses, they lost loved ones and prized possessions during these disturbing times. On Friday the 11th of February, the World Health Organisation has applauded and commended South Africa for its response in the fight against COVID-19.
Ten Habits to improve Sexual Health for Men and Women
A state of physical, emotional, mental and social well-being relates to sexuality. This is how the World Health Organisation (WHO) defines intimate health. Also, intimate health is - having healthy relationships, respecting each other, enjoying intimacy, practising it safely and with protection, and not doing anything you don't want to do.
WATCH| SA Hospital Exposed As Pregnant Women Sleep On Cold Floors; Mzansi Blames Foreigners
Source: https://twitter.com/MMC_Sauls1st/status/1509907599709376516?t=wCesr2fLnRJ-wdNL5dLwLw&s=19 The masses have been complaining that the ANC government has not been able to make impactable strides when it comes to a transformational healthcare system that provides the best healthcare services for society. World Health Organisation (WHO) recommends that countries should spend at least 5 percent of their GDP on Health.
Monkeypox caused Public Panic. Could it be a new Pandemic? Find out here.
It seems like the World is in as season of pandemics. As the world is busy struggling with the spread and waves of the Corona virus, there is a reported out break of another highly infectious disease. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has reported the rise of Monkeypox cases globally and it has apparently spread across 12 countries.
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How to stay healthy according to World Health Organisation Ever wondered why ancient human beings lived lengthy and healthful life for decades to centuries. Well in this article we are showing you some of things you can do at home to remain healthful and strong. 1. Eat a healthy diet
Opinion| Men, What Is The One Thing That Women Get Wrong About Men All The Time
10/06/2022 Men, What Is The One Thing That Women Get Wrong About Men All The Time. Men carry the burden of society's expectation of masculinity. These expectations then put pressure on men and become a problem for them. Men may not be expressive as women hence they are less likely to express their feelings and the signs of mental illness are not the same as those of women.
The Horror of Cigarettes - Tobacco, the Drug which Kills you Slowly and Softly
The Horror of Cigarettes - Tobacco the Drug that Kills you Piece by Piece While most people are focused on the dangers of street drugs; the serious dangers of cigarettes often go unnoticed. It is because cigarettes or nicotine is a legal drug which is sold in shops.
Bad News | Another Virus Outbreak Reported In Africa | See What Is Happening
We are currently still in the midst of the terrible and deadly Corona Virus "Covid-19" pandemic, according to official statistics Covid-19 has unfortunately resulted in the deaths of over 5 million people around the world, and over 98 000 deaths in South Africa alone since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Monkeypox has no treatment: World Health Organisation send a dire warning for countries to prepare
The World Health Organization (WHO) expects to see more cases of monkeypox as surveillance is expanded in countries where the disease is uncommon. The UN agency said that as of Saturday, 92 confirmed cases and 28 suspected cases of monkeypox had been reported from 12 non-endemic member states, and that it will provide more guidance and recommendations in the coming days for countries on how to stop the virus from spreading.
Rare Virus Taking Hold of Western Countries |Monkeypox Emergency Meeting By WHO
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/health/monkeypox-virus-infection-case-symptoms-live-uk-b2083515.html The World Health Organisation (WHO) has reportedly been holding daily meetings on monkeypox, and today the gathering was due to emergency. WHO health secretary Sajid Javid said that the United Kingdom's Health Security Agency (UKHSA) confirmed 11 cases in addition to the nine previously identified.
It has everything to do with a peer pressure| A number of youth committing suicide is increasing
World Health Organisation says that, Covid19 has increased the percentage of people under peer pressure by 25%. Peer pressure is a direct or indirect influence on people of peers, members of social groups with similar interests, experiences, or social statuses. Members of a peer group are more likely to influence a person's beliefs and behavior.
Deltacron: Covid “super variant” is back and spreading through Europe
COVID “splendid version” DELTACRON is lower back and is stated to be spreading via Europe, in line with the World Health Organisation. Interestingly, Friday, March eleven marks the 2 yr anniversary of the WHO putting forward a global pandemic because of the “original” Covid.
COVID-19: The pandemic is far from over
As South Africa and different elements of the sector slowly phase-in lifestyles post-COVID-19, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that the pandemic could be very an awful lot nevertheless with us. On Saturday, five March 2022, marked precisely years for the reason that first COVID-19 case become pronounced in South Africa.
As conflict climate change and Covid ravage the world WHO launches peace initiative
Last week I learned from Jarno Habicht, the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Ukraine representative, about the high cost the Russian invasion is having on the Ukrainian people, the damage caused to hospitals, and the mental and physical impact the war is having on health workers and civilians.