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Drug-resistant germ packs punch to U.S. travelers | WSU Insider | Washington State University

Drug-resistant germ packs punch to U.S. travelers | WSU Insider | Washington State University
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Committed to a deadly parasite | WSU Insider | Washington State University

Committed to a deadly parasite | WSU Insider | Washington State University
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Ticks are back in Saskatchewan, risk of Lyme disease remains low

Tick season is underway in Saskatchewan. The creepy crawlers are typically active in Saskatchewan between Apri.

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Uptick in Canada's Lyme disease cases: why we should care

SASKATOON - While health workers are caring for people infected with the novel coronavirus, veterinary researchers are helping to protect the public from illnesses spread by another health threat: . . .

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Fresh cases rise to 2,341 in Kozhikode

Fresh cases rise to 2,341 in Kozhikode Updated: Updated: Active caseload reaches 16,316; daily test positivity rate falls marginally to 19.66% Share Article AAA An artist dressed as Yama (god of death) dispensing sanitizers to visitors at S.M. Street in Kozhikode on Tuesday. The act was part of a campaign organised by Yuvadhara Club, Kottooli, to create awareness about COVID protocol. | Photo Credit: K. Ragesh Active caseload reaches 16,316; daily test positivity rate falls marginally to 19.66% Fresh COVID-19 cases surged to 2,341 in Kozhikode district on Tuesday, but the daily test positivity rate (TPR) fell slightly to 19.66%, the figure being 22.67% the previous day. According to M. Piyush, District Medical Officer (in-charge), there were 2,280 cases of local transmission of the infection, while the source of infection of 47 others was not known. Ten had returned from other States and four from abroad. Kozhikode Corporation reported 760 locally acquired infections

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