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A schoolboy made a heroism by jumping a man who wanted to jump with a rope around his neck.

In Madagascar, five people have died of the highly dangerous and easily transmitted pulmonary disease. That released the World Health Organization (WHO) on Friday. According to local media, the pest eruption began in the province of Toamasina, in the northeast of the African island.

A 23-year-old Belgian who was crabbed by his cat could no longer get erection. Doctors have recorded that in a British magazine. Normally the cat crab disease is very innocent and goes by itself.

Vampires may have existed; but then it was about people with a rare disease who thought that drinking blood was beneficial.

A father and son were shocked in a hospital in Germany after their dog was killed by a passerby. That stamped the animal because he would be bitten by the dog at age, a cross between a dachshund and a terrier.

Cholera still catches around Yemen. Since April, 612,703 people have been affected by the disease in the stray country, according to World Health Organization and Yemeni authorities.

A British ski instructor is only 32, but has a serious form of dementia. Becky Barletta got the first symptoms of the devastating disease just ten months after she got into the wedding boat. She has such an aggressive and rare form of dementia that she will probably no longer live in ten years.

More than three thousand people dive Sunday in Amsterdam canals for the sixth edition of the Amsterdam City Swim. They swim, from the Naval Terrain to the Leaning Bridge at the Keizersgracht in 2017 kilometers to collect money for the muscular disease ALS.

Racist skull cannons, a brick-framed brick and a Surinamese flag infested with syrup for the door. Gilly Emanuels from Hilversum becomes furious when she tells her what happened recently. 'These are no more bad guys. This is tough racism. '

A mysterious disease is dominated by a potato-processing company in West-Vlaamse Nieuwkerke. About one hundred employees suffer from headache, sweating, coughing and fever without clearing what is the cause. The Health and Safety Agency confirms the inexplicable disease wave at Clarebout Potatoes.

Scientists have managed to change the DNA of a human embryo with a genetic cleavage method to remove a hereditary disease.

Patients who have been infected with the dangerous bacterium Mycobacterium chimaera are called on to report to Heart Patients Netherlands. This also applies to people who fear to have been in contact with the resistant bacteria, according to the patient organization on Tuesday.

Cabaretier Ronald Snijders is on September 14th with colleagues Mike Boddé, Dolf Jansen, Niels van der Laan and Jeroen Woe and Pieter Jouke in the Amsterdam theater Carré for the benefit of The Lachspierbal. The proceeds from the show are intended for research on the FSHD muscle disease.

The summer in New York has finally begun and so many people in Brooklyn and surrounding areas attract the Prospect Park. Unfortunately, for the many sun worshipers and joggers, an 'unusually aggressive' squirrel has made the park homemade and leaves little companions with it. The beast may have rabies and already had five people in the park.

The Red Cross opens Wednesday giron number 6868 because of the humanitarian crisis in Yemen. In the country since May, 27 people have died on cholera on average. 'There is a drama happening there,' said a spokesman for the Dutch branch of the relief organization.

A man convicted of the death row of Belgian Merel De Prins (12) at the start of this year to five years old is released early. According to Belgian media, the 22-year-old Muhammad Aytekin has a severe eye disease and is raging blind.

The British court will pronounce on Wednesday afternoon how the deadly baby Charlie Gard may die. It is the final confrontation in a legal battle that has raised the emotions high. The almost one year old boy suffers from a rare genetic disease, which is among other things funest for muscles and brains.

The British judge decides Wednesday about the place and manner in which the deathly baby Charlie Gard may die. The almost one year old boy suffers from a rare genetic disease, which is among other things funest for muscles and brains.

The parents of the English baby Charlie Gard want to spend the last days with their deadly child at home. Chris Gard and Connie Yates are likely to be in court again on Tuesday afternoon. He has to decide if Charlie will die at home or at the hospital.

A Japanese woman died of an infectious disease that she raised through a cat. The cat was infected by the bite of a tick. As far as it is known, it is the first time that a human being receives such an infection by transmission via a mammal.

Once again, in Bees, the infectious disease has been found in Drenthe. The Ministry of Economic Affairs announced Monday night that the bee population in Exloo was cleared.

Drinking coffee is not so bad yet. Extensive research in the United States and Europe has shown that three cups of coffee per day significantly increase the chance of a longer life. The findings of the two studies were published on Monday evening in the Annals of Internal Medicine.

Gluten-free bread is not allowed at the Supper in the Catholic Church. The Vatican recalled a letter sent to all bishops on Saturday. Hostels that do not contain gluten are for the church 'invalid matter', so it became known on Sunday. Hosties must be made of unsweetened bread and consist of pure wheat flour.

The Academic Medical Center (AMC) in Amsterdam has developed an electronic 'nose' that can smell or what kind of lung disease someone has. The SpiroNose detects the substances in the exhaled air.

A children's hospital in the Vatican wants to take care of the terminally ill baby Charlie Gard. The boy suffers from a rare disease, so he can not move, hear and cry.

The number of deaths due to a cholera outbreak in Yemen increased to 1500 in early July, according to the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO). Nearly 219,000 people are ill.

The authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo have officially declared the latest ebola epidemic on Saturday. The first case of the last outbreak was established approximately two months ago.

Saudi prince Mohammed bin Salman donated nearly 67 million dollars (about 60 million euros) to fight the cholera epidemic in neighboring Yemen. The money has been transferred to UNICEF and the World Health Organization WHO.

The mayor of London issued an emergency warning for air quality in the British capital. Due to the extreme heat, poisonous air can blow over the city, said Sadiq Khan.