#disease-transmission

#disease-transmission

Syphilis may have originated in the Americas 8,000 years ago, contradicting the belief that it was exclusively a European disease introduced after Columbus's voyages.

A new strain of mpox (clade Ia) is spreading among people in Central Africa, complicating efforts to contain the disease.

Urban collapse in early farming communities may have been influenced by disease outbreaks.

Later settlements adapted to minimize disease transmission after learning from past collapses.

The atmosphere contains a diverse range of bacteria and fungi that could potentially impact human health.

Mosquitoes predominantly use infrared radiation to locate warm-blooded prey, enhancing their host-seeking behavior significantly.

Development of mRNA vaccines for bird flu in cows to protect humans. Plans for mRNA flu vaccines alongside traditional egg-based methods for potential pandemics.