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Marburg virus: CDC asks doctors to look out for potential cases of a deadly Ebola-like disease
Read full article: Marburg virus: CDC asks doctors to look out for potential cases of a deadly Ebola-like diseaseDoctors in the U.S. should be on the lookout for cases of Marburg virus, a rare but deadly infection, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said in an alert on Thursday.
Seen at 7: Symptoms you may not understand
Read full article: Seen at 7: Symptoms you may not understandUnpredictable, and unexplained symptoms - like stomach issues, fatigue, or rashes - could be signs of a rare disease that you might not even heard of yet. The rare disease is called “Systemic Mastocytosis” and often people who have it may be either un-diagnosed, or mis-diagnosed.
Real Men Wear Pink: KPRC 2 teams up with the American Cancer Society to support the fight to end breast cancer
Read full article: Real Men Wear Pink: KPRC 2 teams up with the American Cancer Society to support the fight to end breast cancerBreast cancer. It’s a disease that impacts women and men. It’s an illness that changes the lives of both those battling and those who love and support them.
What does COVID-19 stand for, anyway? A complete coronavirus glossary
Read full article: What does COVID-19 stand for, anyway? A complete coronavirus glossaryDoes anyone else feel like we’re in the midst of some pretty unsettling times? Even if you’re trying to keep a level head about where things stand with the coronavirus pandemic, it’s easy to turn on the TV or open social media and start to feel pretty overwhelmed, pretty quickly. For some, you can’t go out to eat, you’re now working from home and your kids aren’t even going to school. And with that, we thought we’d provide the following playbook. Yes, there is some science jargon involved here, but we tried to break it down for you in a way that’s easy to read and digestible.
Iran state news agency says new virus has killed 2 citizens
Read full article: Iran state news agency says new virus has killed 2 citizensTEHRAN – The new virus has killed two elderly Iranian citizens, Iran's state-run IRNA news agency reported Wednesday. The state news agency said later that schools and universities in Qom would be closed so an investigation could take place. Earlier on Wednesday, Iranian authorities confirmed two cases of the new virus, the first in the country, according to the semi-official ISNA news agency. Iran has applied safety measure on arrival flights at its airports to control a possible spread of the virus. Egypt's Health Ministry only identified its sole case as a foreigner who is carrying the virus but not showing any serious symptoms.