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  The world is once again facing a dangerous health emergency. For the first time, Ethiopia has confirmed an outbreak of the Marburg Virus, after which the entire world — especially African countries — has gone on high alert. This virus is considered extremely dangerous because it belongs to the same family as Ebola, and both cause severe hemorrhagic fever. In Ethiopia’s southern region, several people showed unusual symptoms, such as sudden high fever, extreme weakness, vomiting, and in some cases, internal bleeding. When lab tests were conducted, it was confirmed that this is Marburg Virus Disease (MVD). This outbreak has shocked health officials because Ethiopia has never faced this virus before. So far, 3 deaths have been confirmed, and according to authorities, more people may be in critical condition. The Ethiopian government has begun an emergency response in collaboration with the WHO (World Health Organization) and Africa CDC. Contact tracing, isolation zones, and public a...

  Welcome to ( scnewz.com ) Today we will talk about HPV (Human Papillomavirus). What is Human Papillomavirus? HPV is a virus that spreads mainly through sexual contact and can grow inside females. There are many types of HPV. In most cases, it goes away on its own, but if the virus is stronger, it can cause serious health problems. Medical Study Guidance: To reduce the risk of HPV, using condoms during sexual activity can help, but it does not provide 100% protection. WHO (World Health Organization) Guidelines: Vaccination: The target age group is 9 to 14 years, where only one dose is enough. For older girls/women, the number of doses can vary (1–2 doses), depending on medical advice from doctors.