Diseases Rage at the Border - Dozens Affected
Dozens of conscripts in Finland's border guard units have contracted respiratory infections, prompting health measures to contain the spread.
Warning: Real disease spreads throughout the country
Various diseases, including respiratory infections and norovirus, are spreading in Finland, with an increase in reported cases during January and February.
Scientist Naktinis: why are respiratory diseases the most prevalent in Alytus?
A scientist highlights the unusually high prevalence of respiratory diseases in the Lithuanian city of Alytus, despite official pollution levels being within acceptable limits.
Guayaquil registers 13,000 cases of respiratory viruses and dengue at Bicentenario in 2026
Guayaquil's Bicentenario Hospital has seen a surge of 13,000 patients with respiratory viruses and dengue as of February 20, 2026.
How to cough correctly? The proper way according to health experts
The article discusses the importance of proper coughing etiquette to prevent the spread of respiratory diseases, highlighting how droplets released during coughing can transmit infections.
Respiratory diseases in Mexico: Minors under 15 years are the most vulnerable and 'costly' for insurers
Children under 15 years in Mexico are highlighted as the most vulnerable group to respiratory diseases, particularly during the autumn and winter seasons.
Rains and back to school increase respiratory disease cases in children
The onset of rainy season and return to school has led to a notable rise in respiratory illnesses among children in Brazil.
Professor Yeon Dong-geun's research team at Kyung Hee University announces long-term study results on chronic respiratory diseases in 34 Asian countries
A research team from Kyung Hee University reported a general decline in the burden of chronic respiratory diseases in Asia from 1990 to 2023, although disparities based on region, gender, and socioeconomic status are still significant.
Smoke from wildfires kills more than 24,000 Americans annually
A recent study revealed that long-term exposure to PM2.5 particles from wildfire smoke is responsible for over 24,000 deaths annually in the United States, primarily due to cardiovascular and respiratory diseases.
Greenhouse gas emissions driving surge in respiratory, cardiovascular diseases โ FG
The Federal Government of Nigeria has expressed concerns about the rise in respiratory and cardiovascular diseases attributed to greenhouse gas emissions, as highlighted by Minister of Environment Balarabe Lawal during a recent meeting in Abuja.
Pneumonitis and respiratory diseases: 13,000 Lombards affected in 7 days
The report indicates that cold weather and reluctance to open windows have contributed to an increase in flu virus circulation, with 6,018 emergency room visits in Lombardy for flu-like syndromes in one week.