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Bacterial & Viral infections News
Storm-hit Philippines seek help
22/10/2009The Philippines is seeking international help to fight a deadly outbreak of an infectious disease following two devastating tropical storms, the WHO announced.
Deadly bugs on kids' toys
17/9/2009A deadly drug-resistant bacteria can survive for months on children’s toys, research shows.
Ebola in pigs dangerous for people
10/7/2009Researchers are worried about a type of Ebola virus spreading in pigs and have warned that it could mutate in the swine population and become more dangerous for people.
Fourth meningitis death in Joburg
28/5/2009The death of a 16-year-old boy from suspected meningitis at the Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital was "shocking" and "inexcusable", the Democratic Alliance said on Thursday.
Researcher spared Ebola horror
3/4/2009A researcher who may have been exposed to the deadly Ebola virus was declared healthy. He has been released from isolation, having been spared the horrific symptoms of the disease.
Meningitis: protect your family
30/3/2009Meningitis is one of those forces of nature, which remind us that – in spite of the magic of medical science – we are still in a life-and-death battle with certain bacteria.
Meningitis kills 960 in Nigeria
27/3/2009The death toll from an outbreak of meningitis in Nigeria has risen to 960 people of out more than 17 000 people infected since January 1, the World Health Organisation said Friday.
Ebola vaccine tested on human
27/3/2009A scientist has accidentally pricked her finger with a needle used to inject the deadly Ebola virus into lab mice. The race is now on to save her life with an experimental vaccine.
Meningitis suspected in E Cape
24/3/2009Eleven teenage school learners are being treated for suspected meningitis in the Eastern Cape, a provincial health spokesman said on Monday.
Meningitis death in KZN
12/3/2009Amid four more meningitis cases in Gauteng, KwaZulu-Natal has reported its first death from the infection this year.
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