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Corona virus and Cardiac arrest Since the onset of the coronavirus epidemic, protection from the onslaught of the virus has become a major concern. In the meanwhile, the incurable diseases that have been with us for years seem to have disappeared from the discussion, including some very serious, deadly heart diseases. In particular, numerous studies have shown that people with heart disease are at higher risk of contracting the virus and of serious consequences. The…
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Corneal blindness and prejudices Due to social barriers and religious prejudices, the victims are not getting relief from corneal blindness. Although many people donate corneas while they are alive, the leaders of the society sometimes stand in the way of their families after death. Experts are urged to facilitate the cornea replacement process by creating awareness as well as adding new sections to the Organ Transplantation Act. Monica Begum has been blind for 20 years in…
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corona virus and dengue Dengue has returned as a new panic in the ongoing coronavirus epidemic; At the end of the monsoon, when the incidence of this mosquito-borne disease began to decrease, this time the deadly disease appeared more. Hundreds of people have been reported to have contracted dengue this October. Among them, a doctor died of dengue at a hospital in the capital. Aedes mosquito-borne dengue usually occurs during the rainy season. The number of dengue cases in…
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Winter and Corona That being said, the incidence of coronavirus may increase anew in the winter. Discussions are also taking place on the possible 'second wave' of infection. But what is the risk in Bangladesh? The World Health Organization said last September that infections were growing at an alarming rate in various parts of the northern hemisphere before winter. The agency also warned that the epidemic could take a more severe form in the winter. Prime Minister Sheikh…
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Ecohealth Alliance This team of scientists is working for an American NGO called the EcoHealth Alliance. Their job is to try to prevent the epidemic by identifying unknown viruses. The head of the specialized agency is Peter Daszak, who led a team of scientists to light a helmet strapped to his head and trap him in the dark bamboo bushes in front of the bat's den. A thrilling account of scientists raiding a limestone cave in China's southwestern province of Wuhan has…
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Kids soft drikns and its side effects!! Despite the popularity of soft drinks, there is little research on their harmful effects. Its use over the past decade has shaken the minds of nutritionists, scientific research institutes and food companies. Experts say the reaction to the ingredients that are commonly found in soft drinks is horrendous. Experiments have shown that the 500 gram containers contain carbon, 160 calories of soda and 15 teaspoons of sugar, which are…
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Relation of Corona virus with water intake A so-called consultation on Kavid-19 has spread through social media quoting UNICEF; It is said that if you drink water frequently, the novel coronavirus will reach the stomach directly, then the stomach acid will destroy it. "It's just a rumor," the BBC said in a hair-raising analysis of how scientific the advice is. Coronavirus does not die if you drink water frequently. Various tips have been spread online about what to do to get…
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