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The possible transfer of the zikavirus by indigenous mosquitoes has rung alarm bells in the White House.

No less than twelve members of the Republican delegation from California may have suffered norovirus during the four-day convention of the Republican party in Cleveland. Symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting, fever and headache.

Czech MEP Pavlina Nytrova (CSSD) has led to homosexuals uproar with condescending remarks.

Prince Harry live on Facebook had an HIV test. Britain's Prince was Thursday in the Guys and St Thomas Hospital in London and leave in a movie how easy it is to do an HIV test.

A patient age who died in Utah City last month was infected with the zikavirus. This was announced by the health authority of the US State Friday in Salt Lake City. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed the positive test. The elderly woman had the infection on to traveling in a country where the mosquitoes that transmit the dangerous virus are active.

Spain on Friday the first case of zika infection reported by sexual contact. Madrid A woman walked into the dreaded virus after returning from her partner from a Latin American country.

The rescuers who pulled the British prime minister Margaret Thatcher in Brighton in the hotel blown up by the IRA in 1984, taking on asbestos diseases. Police have informed them about the danger because one of the rescuers is deceased an asbestos-induced disease, writes The Daily Telegraph.

The DRC has almost no vaccine to vaccinate more people preventively against yellow fever. That's what officials said health care.

The World Health Organization (WHO) fears that the next time as much vaccine is needed against yellow fever, which can run the global stock. Due to an outbreak of the deadly disease in Angola, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, the WHO should distribute all 18 million doses of the vaccine. In the global supply of the vaccine are still 6.2 million doses.

,, There is a very low risk 'of further spread of the zikavirus by the Olympics in Brazil, the heart of the current outbreak. That said, experts from the World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday.

The 25-year-old American Stan Larkin lived for nearly eighteen months with an artificial heart. Larkin, who suffers from a hereditary heart disease, was on the waiting list for a donor heart, he received two weeks ago.

The mortal remains of the deceased Friday boxing legend Muhammad Ali has arrived in his hometown of Louisville in the US state of Kentucky. 'Ali is back home,' twittered Mayor Greg Fischer.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared Guinea again officially Ebola-free. Since 42 days- twice the incubation period- there is no new infection cases in the West African country diagnosed with life-threatening virus. That was the end of last year already the case, but in March crossed the dreaded disease still the head again, despite all the measures. Presumably contact with an Ebola patient deceased be the cause.

A long and carefully prepared bill to ban smoking in the hospitality industry in the Czech Republic, it has not taken off in the parliament. Czech Prime Minister Sobotka fed up, because now there threaten penalties on subsidies from the European Union.

The humanitarian affairs coordinator of the UN in Nigeria, Fatma Samoura, thinks possible seven thousand girls and women are held captive by Islamist terrorists. Amnesty International is based on at least two thousand victims.

The nineteen year old American rich man's son Ethan Couch, who drove four people dead drunk in the US state of Texas, is still in prison. The judge decided that Couch remains solid 720 days seated because he violated the terms of his release.

The smart home is firm in advance. Consumers like to link everything in the house together and check from the smartphone. They also keep a close eye on their health.

Google is working on a smart lens that could help people with eye disease. A patent application shows according to Forbes that the electronic lens include sensors, storage and contains radio.

In the United States for the first time a person deceased at the zikavirus. A man who was in his seventies, died in February in Puerto Rico to the effects of the disease, US authorities reported Friday (local time).

Europe's first major region in the world free of malaria. The World Health Organization (WHO) announced Wednesday it has reported no indigenous cases of the dreaded disease in 2015. In 1995 were more than 90,000 Europeans infected by a mosquito bite. The last malaria victims were told the diagnosis in 2014 in Tajikistan.

An outbreak of yellow fever in the Congo has so far 21 people killed. This was announced by the World Health Organization on Tuesday.

The Ebola disease is no longer an alarming public health threat that should bear international concerns in western Africa. This World Health Organization (WHO) Tuesday raised in Geneva. The WHO states that,, medical emergency '' in respect of dangerous infectious disease has passed.

In the French Ardennes confirmed a case of mad cow disease. It informed the French Ministry of Agriculture Thursday.

Now Ebola resurfaces in the West African state of Guinea, the Red Cross sends that special volunteer teams on the road. Forty trained volunteers traveled to the new Ebola area to try to find people who have the disease. They also give people learning how they can protect themselves against the virus.

A new infection with the Ebola virus is Saturday (local time) deceased a fourth victim in Guinea. It is about a young girl who died in a hospital in Nzérékoré, which specializes in the treatment of Ebola. The city with 100,000 inhabitants located near the border with Liberia.

The number of deaths due to an outbreak of yellow fever in Angola has risen to 158. This has the World Health Organization (WHO) said Friday. Last month, the death toll was still at fifty.

The West African country of Sierra Leone has been declared for the third time Ebola free. There is no new case of the disease set out in the last 42 days, twice the incubation period for Ebola. This was announced by the World Health Organization.

Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has moved away from the activists who helped asylum seekers Monday stabbing on the Macedonian border. They have,, dangerous act to the detriment of refugees ',' Tsipras said Tuesday.

A 22-year-old man is in Honduras deceased due to Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS), a muscle disease that leads to the inadequacy or absence of the muscles. It is suspected that the man was infected with the zikavirus. That the authorities in Honduras said Friday (local time) known. French scientists reported earlier to have found a link between zikavirus and GBS.

Dutch food according to the Kidney average of 1 kilogram of salt per year too much. Therefore, the organization is launching Thursday zoutmeter.com to raise awareness of the use of salt.