An epidemic is a sudden increase in the number of cases of a disease in a defined population or region. Our site offers articles that explain the dynamics of epidemics, methods for monitoring them, and control strategies needed to minimize their impact on public health.
Explore the causes of epidemics, including infectious diseases, and the factors that contribute to their spread, such as population mobility and environmental changes. Learn about the role of public health agencies, such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, in responding to epidemics through monitoring, vaccination, and awareness campaigns. Learn about preventive measures, including hand hygiene, social distancing, and the use of medical masks. Learn approaches to preparing for and responding to epidemics that can help reduce their impact on public health and the economy. Get practical tips for building immunity and ensuring personal and public safety in an epidemic.
The most common symptoms of HAV are weakness, fever, diarrhea, vomiting, and jaundice. If you notice these symptoms in yourself or a loved one, contact your family doctor immediately
100 patients with suspected hepatitis A admitted to hospitals
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In October, the epidemic season began in Ukraine, that is, the number of respiratory viral seasonal diseases like ARVI, COVID-19 and influenza is increasing among the population.
The pandemic is exacerbating the gender gap in working hours and poses serious risks for working mothers.
Working mothers risk losing their jobs due to pandemic Read More »
This was officially announced during a briefing in the Cabinet of Ministers by the Chief Sanitary Doctor of Ukraine Viktor Lyashko As we wrote, the Ukrainian Health Ministry has identified medical institutions that will be used to deploy hospitals if the epidemic starts. Since February 28, medical personnel have been holding drills in case of
The first case of coronavirus Covid-19 was recorded in Ukraine (updating) Read More »
The new coronavirus 2019-nCOV, the outbreak of which began in China, was most likely infected by snakes.
Chinese coronavirus: people probably got infected from snakes Read More »
