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Six-member body formed to tackle mpox cases - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Six-member body formed to tackle mpox cases - Pakistan

LAHORE: On the directions of the Punjab government, the Post Graduate Medical Institute/AMC Principal Prof Dr...

Six Flags Announces Pricing of $800 Million of 7.250% Senior Notes due 2031 - Vimarsana News

Six Flags Announces Pricing of $800 Million of 7.250% Senior Notes due 2031

Six Flags Entertainment Corporation , the world’s largest regional theme park company and the largest operator of water parks in North America, today announced that it has priced $800 million... | April 26, 2023

Orwellian RESTRICT Act gives government regime total control over cryptocurrency, e-commerce and AI - Vimarsana News

Orwellian RESTRICT Act gives government regime total control over cryptocurrency, e-commerce and AI

Beijing Biden and his CCP cohorts in Washington DC want Americans to believe that banning TikTok will protect the United States from the Communists in Asia who are spying on Americans, but [...]

Why Are Animal-to-human Diseases On the Rise? - Vimarsana News

Why Are Animal-to-human Diseases On the Rise?

A zoonosis (plural zoonoses) is a disease or infection transmitted from vertebrate animals to people, and vice versa. The pathogens involved can be bacteria, viruses or parasites.

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From COVID-19 to bird flu: Why are animal-to-human diseases becoming more common? - Vimarsana News

From COVID-19 to bird flu: Why are animal-to-human diseases becoming more common?

Having appeared thousands of years ago, zoonoses have multiplied over the past 20 or 30 years. The growth of international travel has allowed them to spread more quickly. By occupying increasingly large areas of the planet, humans also contribute to disrupting the ecosystem