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Take a deep dive into the topic of the “Best Ways To Avoid Catching Viral Disease”, let us give you a sneak peek into viral diseases.

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#justinbieber had recently announced that he is suffering from #ramsayhuntsyndrome an early diagnosis and proper treatment can help the #patient recover from the #disease here, we have discussed the features disease pattern and the treatment given #paralysis of #face #viraldisease https://www.oraheal.in/what-is-ramsay-hunt-syndrome/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CerO2zlPbX-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Homage to Isabel Cendal photography by Anja Wurm published on @hufmagazine (https://hufmagazine.com/isabel-cendal)

In 1803 the First International Healthcare Expedition in history, known as the Royal Philanthropic Vaccine Expedition, set sail from A Coruña. 22 orphaned children and doctor Francisco Javier Balmis, personal physician to Carlos IV, set off on a trip to the Americas, China and the Phillipines with the ambitious goal to immunise thousands of people against the dreaded disease.

Today we know that smallpox has been the deadliest viral disease in the history of mankind. This Spanish nurse was the only woman on board and she became the backbone of the expedition. It is known that more than half a million people were innoculated. It was, without doubt, one of the greatest healthcare feats in history. Isabel Zendal is considered by The World Health Organisation (WHO) as the first nurse in history to take part in an international humanitarian mission.

In this Work we wanted to capture the moment before leaving. How did she feel? Did she already know that she won‘t return to spain?

Photographer: Anja Wurm

Hair & makeup: Illiana Illien

Styling: Lorena Lareo

Production: House of Gaia Zurich

Model/Agency: Lou @ Option Model Agency Zurich

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List of Viral Diseases in Humans

Viral diseases in humans are not a good thing. The list includes acute viral hepatitis, aseptic meningitis, chickenpox, common cold, croup, dengue fever what have you. The list is long.

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Take a look at Françoise Barré-Sinoussi's lab notes from 1983 when she and Luc Montagnier discovered the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). . Barré-Sinoussi was born on 30 July, 1947 in Paris, France. She spent her childhood holidays in the Auvergne countryside in central France, where she became fascinated by the wonders of nature. Her interest in science became evident from an early age. . 35 years later in 1982, Françoise Barré-Sinoussi and her colleague Luc Montagnier were alerted to an alarming epidemic which they decided to investigate. By January 1983, they had discovered HIV, the virus that causes the immunodeficiency disease AIDS. . Two years after their discovery, the first commercial blood test to detect HIV became available. . Barré-Sinoussi and Montagnier shared the 2008 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine "for their discovery of human immunodeficiency virus." . Photo: © Institut Pasteur . . . Follow @atomstalk . . . #nobellaureate #nobelprize #humanimmunodeficiencyvirus #virologist #virology #biologist #biologists #viruses #viraldisease https://www.instagram.com/p/CLhQumtDRcK/?igshid=1tp5inowbxtf8

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Patient tests positive for monkey fever in Kerala https://www.forests.in/latest/patient-tests-positive-for-monkey-fever-in-kerala/

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list of states with the highest number of covid-19 cases and deaths. #coronavirus #coronavirusoutbreak #pandemic #health #healthandfitness #infection #viraldisease #quarantine #covid19 Via: @quintfit https://www.instagram.com/p/B-zRS5znHAa/?igshid=1eom4t1482x97

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Dengue Fever: Symptoms, Causes, and Prevention

Dengue has taken the form of the epidemic disease over the years, affecting more than millions each year all around the world. Being a viral disease, there is no proper medication which could prevent the occurrence of dengue or the spread of this deadly disease. Dengue is spreading by a dengue mosquito. Dengue fever is dominant mainly in tropical areas because the climate favors the breeding and the spread of the virus which causes dengue. And the disease becomes more grave and deadly during the wet summer days and early autumn since it is during these seasons that the climate remains humid with warm temperature.  Dengue Symptoms As because the symptoms of dengue fever and Chickengunia are closely related, doctors always prefer a dengue blood test to ensure that the patient is suffering from the concerned disease only. 

Image Credit - Kisspng However, as a precautionary step for not misinterpreting dengue with normal viral fever, here are the signs and symptoms of dengue. High Fever: Dengue fever is characterized by an abnormal rise in the body temperature, within 102°F to 104°F. Body Pain: Owing to the fever, most of the times patients complain of suffering from severe body aches, especially in muscles and joints.  Nausea: Nausea feeling is often accompanied by vomiting, especially after eating something. Rashes: As the dengue virus first affects the Lagrange’s receptors in the skin, red rashes are very common in patients suffering from the disease. Fatigue: The feeling of tiredness, dizziness & weakness are common in dengue. Decreased Appetite: Patient don't feel hungry and sometimes, they feel too lethargic to even drink water or take a small morsel. Blood Pressure: Dengue is often associated with low blood pressure, and hence the weakness. Platelets: Dengue platelet count in always low than the normal one, and in severe cases, it even goes lower than 1 lakh.  Warning Signs It is imperative for everyone to understand when the dengue symptoms are converting themselves into deadly ones, risking the life of patients, irrespective of age.  So, here are the major warning signs that you need take care of- There will be severe abdominal pain coupled with cramps. Nothing will stay in your stomach for too long and hence, you will start vomiting too often. The gums usually start bleeding. In more severe cases, the dengue virus causes the rupture of blood capillaries of the gut and hence blood appears in the vomit. Blood pressure increases, thus causing the person shortness of breath, and in some cases rapid breathing. If not treated at the right time, the patient will start feeling more restless and weak. At the last stage of dengue, multiple organ failure is the major symptom, causing the death of the patient,  Causes Generally, dengue fever is caused by the bite of an infected female Aedes mosquito. However, the female Aedes mosquito is just the vector carrying the main causative agent of Dengue, which is a virus.  Virology   The virus causing the dengue fever is a RNA virus belonging to the family of Flaviviridae. Though initially only four strains of the virus were known to the medical world, a fifth serotype was discovered in 2013. Scientist and microbiologists from WHO has said that the fifth serotype is a result of the evolution of the protein coat envelop which envelops the main cytoplasm and the genetic material of the virus.  The viral activity of the microorganism is mainly due to the complexity of the proteins inside the RNA material. Five different types of structural proteins and enzymes are there which contribute to the changes introduced to the immune system of the host body.  Which Mosquito Causes Dengue? The dengue virus name is DENV and it is transmitted from an infected person to a healthy person by the female Aedes mosquito. Four main species of the Aedes mosquito are responsible for the transmission of Dengue- 

Dengue Mosquito Aedes aegyptiAedes albopictus Aedes polynesiensisAedes scutellaris  However, the main dengue mosquito responsible for the transmission of the disease is Aedes aegypti. The breeding places of this particular mosquito species is in areas located within the tropical and sub-tropical climatic zones. These climatic zones provide warm and humid weather for the eggs to hatch and the larvae to survive.  HOW TO PREVENT DENGUE? Preventing Dengue is the only option to keep yourself safe and sound even in the rainy seasons. However, these prevention steps aren’t only for your home but also for the surroundings.  So, here are some of the best dengue prevention steps: Make sure you are keeping your home clean and tidy. Do not allow clean water to accumulate anywhere because that’s the breeding ground of the Aedes mosquito as this is one of the most important dengue remedies. Make sure you are either dressing up in full-sleeved dresses or using mosquito repellant skin creams. Spray insecticides both inside your home and also on the outside. Make sure your garbage is not more than one day in the litter box. If you see even the slightest symptom, go for a doctor or do a dengue blood test.  How To Cure Dengue At Home? 1. Take Adequate Rest Since dengue fever cannot be treated with medicines or vaccines, patients should seek medical advice and take rest. It is a must to keeping in mind the comfort of the patient. Let the patient rest in a cold place, keep AC or cooler for them. 2. Drink Plenty Of Fluids Drink plenty of fluids like water, fresh juice, soups, and coconut water as it will help to keep the water content of the body high. Take around 4-5 liter liquid daily. Be sure to have some liqueurs every 2 hours or even earlier. In dengue the conditions are bad only when there is a shortage of water in the body. 3. Take The Recommended Medicines Dengue will be cured quickly by taking more medicines, it is a false one. Taking excessive medication can also cause side effects. So the patient should take medicines prescribed by the doctor at the right time. Do not take drugs like ibuprofen in dengue fever since this can increase the risk of bleeding. 4. Note How Often The Patient Goes To Urinate If the patient goes to urinate every 6 hours, then it shows that there is no shortage of water in the body. This is a good sign. If it does not, then definitely talk to your doctor and also pay attention to the color and volume of urine. 5. Stay Away From The Miracle Cures Of Dengue There are some miraculous drugs in the market that claim to end dengue, but there is no scientific evidence for them. Do not eat them as they are not reliable. This medicine has the potential to harm you more than it benefits you. 6. Take Care Of The Patient You should take care of the patient as much you can. To reduce the dengue fever, give the patient a bath with a wet strip. It is helpful in reducing body temperature. And also focus on the patient's breathing condition during fever, especially when the patient does not have a fever. If the patient is not breathing even when there is no bleeding, then take him to the doctor. 7. Use of Mosquito Net Put the dengue patient inside the mosquito nets so that the mosquito couldn't suck the infected blood and don't spread the disease in others. Life-Cycle Of Dengue Mosquito Just like any other insect, Aedes mosquitoes also undergo a lot of successive transitions until they become a complete adult female mosquito, carrying the virus of the disease. 

Dengue Mosquito Life-Cycle The female mosquitoes lay the eggs on the inside of the containers in dry conditions while in wet conditions the eggs are laid on the water surface. Once the hatching season arrives, the eggs hatch and the larval stage starts. The entire larval stage is divided into four different instars. Each time, the larvae undergo developments, tissue differentiation, and segmentation to form the adult larvae. During these four stages, the mosquito larvae shed the skin three times. After the fourth stage, the larva enters the metamorphic stage, in the form of pupae. Here, the pupa undergoes metamorphosis while being in a cocoon. Both the larva and the pupa stages of the dengue mosquito are aquatic and on completion of the metamorphosis, the fully grown mosquito breaks from the cocoon and flies off.  You should also read : What To Eat In Dengue: Dengue Patient Diet Read the full article

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Swine Flu is here: Are we ready to fight it?

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Swine Flu is here: Are we ready to fight it?

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The H1N1 Virus also known as Swine Flu, over the past decade has spread over a wide geographical area. In June 2009 WHO declared Swine Flu as a pandemic. The H1N1 virus acquired a global presence after its early outbreak in North America in April 2009, spreading rapidly around the world. Over time it has gained the status of a “regular human virus.” It is an extract from a strain of the influenza virus. This disease can be deadly and highly contagious. The spread of this disease is fast and in some instances uncontrollable.

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