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By iJOURNALISMO on Aug 9, 2011 in: female mosquitoes, Malaria, mosquito, spermless males
WASHINGTON – Malaria is spread to humans by female mosquitoes who suck blood in order to help their offspring grow, but British scientists said Monday that introducing spermless males could halt the deadly disease. Scientists at Imperial College...
By iJOURNALISMO on Aug 4, 2011 in: Aedes aegypti, Dengue, Department of Health, DOH, mosquito
An August 4, 2011 press release prepared by the Department of Health The Department of Health (DOH) today reiterated its warning to the public and the various local governments not to be complacent against Dengue. Latest report show that cases …...
By WEEKLY INTERNAL MEDICINE on Jul 23, 2011 in: mosquito, SKIN RASHES, FEVER, DENGUE HEMORRHAGIC FEVER, tropical diseases, lowell avenido, DENGUE, HIGH GRADE FEVER, Dengue Fever Symptoms, aedes aegypti
Dengue Fever is one of the major tropical diseases affecting the human race. Endemic in southeast asia and some parts of tropical africa, this disease causes much widespread fear and morbidity. Public awareness, I think is the key for early recogni...
By eagronfiles on Jun 28, 2011 in: Health and wellness, Pieces of Writing - Official, 4S, ASEAN, Dengue, Dengue Day, Dr. Jaime Montoya, First ASEAN Dengue Day, Mosquito, mosquito trap, OL trap, Secretary Ona
Dengue is a dreadful disease and considered as one of the fastest-emerging infections in the world. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), it causes nearly 50 million infections every year worldwide. The disease is generally found in the t...
By Time To Laugh on Jun 20, 2011 in: mosquito, shark F.Y.I., most dangerous creature on earth, crime statistic, great white shark
This is the list of 5 most deadly creatures on earth found on water. Some are odds and wondering why its in the list, I included them because they are dangerous and leads thousand of death or even million every ye...