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Disease X is coming, and with it the next global pandemic, scientists warn

The next global pandemic is coming, experts warn, and like ebola, COVID-19, HIV-AIDS and rabies, it will probably cross over to humans from animals

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Disease X is coming, and with it the next global pandemic, scientists warn

The next global pandemic is coming, experts warn, and like ebola, COVID-19, HIV-AIDS and rabies, it will probably cross over to humans from animals

New yorkUnited statesHumber riverEquatorial guineaJohns hopkinsBhargavi duvvuriPranab chatterjeeDavid puglieseNathan denetteBarney grahamAndrew duffyBruce deachmanPeter daszakElizabeth payneJarod hansonInternational society for infectious diseases

Young mothers deserve better: Strategies targeting their educational empowerment in Sub-Saharan African countries

Investing in girls’ education pays dividends not only to them but also to their families and society

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New study reveals that flu diagnosis could significantly raise heart attack risk

People who get influenza could be six times more susceptible to having a heart attack in the days following a flu diagnosis, a new study from the Neth.

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Flu diagnosis could significantly raise heart attack risk, new study finds

People who get influenza could be six times more susceptible to having a heart attack in the days following the flu diagnosis, a new study from the Netherlands has found.

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