Understanding the proper disposal of medical waste is critical to public health and safety because it prevents the spread of infectious diseases and protects healthcare workers, patients and the public from potential hazards. It also plays a vital role in environmental protection by mitigating the release of toxic substances and pollutants.
Recently, a type of group A streptococcus bacteria known as “rare flesh-eating bacteria” has spread rapidly in Japan. The bacterium has caused a record number…
Since its first discovery at the end of 2019, the SARS-CoV-2 virus, which causes COVID-19, has undergone numerous mutations. Each mutation can alter the virus’s…
“The One Health concept reminds us that human health, animal health, and environmental health are interconnected and must be addressed in an integrated manner.”-Peter Daszak,…
Recently, UK Prime Minister Sunak publicly apologized for the tainted blood scandal, expressing deep regret over the failure to manage the crisis, which he described…
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