In the 2016 World Immunization Week held during April 24 to 30, the WHO highlighted the recent accomplishments of EPI coverage areas, and an overview of each country to “bridge the immunity gap” and achieve the 2020 global vaccination target … Read More »
World Health Organization through direct technical cooperation with Member States and ensure a variety of cooperation between Member States, thus contributing to the development of health services, prevention and control of diseases, improve the environment, health manpower development, coordination and … Read More »
TB is an infectious disease common and deadly by Mycobacterium tuberculosis, also known cause. Normally infects and destroys lung tuberculosis and lymphatic system, but other organs such as the brain, the central nervous system, circulatory system, urinary system, bones, joints, … Read More »
The prostate is a male gonad-specific organ, the body is very rare, with inner and outer double gland secretory function. As exocrine gland, prostate secretion about 2 ml per day prostatic fluid, constitute the main component of semen; as endocrine … Read More »
The Ebora virus is a potent virus that causes human and primate Ebora to have a high mortality rate, it’s a very rare virus. The United States has sufficient capacity for treating another outbreak of the Ebola virus, but financial, … Read More »
The risk of pregnancy complications and pregnancy death among girls is greater than that of older women, and skilled nursing can save the lives of women and newborns before and after delivery. Worldwide, the majority of maternal and newborn deaths … Read More »