In recent developments, schools in Kentucky and Texas have been compelled to temporarily close their doors due to a reported surge in Covid-19 cases. The Lee County School District and Magoffin County Schools in Kentucky made the decision to cancel classes in response to what they’ve described as “widespread illness” affecting their communities. Scott Lockard, the public health director... 

Chinese officials are considering the possibility of implementing lockdowns to combat the flu in response to rising influenza cases. The city of Xi’an in Shaanxi Province released an emergency response plan outlining measures, including lockdowns “when necessary,” in the face of a severe flu threat. While authorities have not indicated an imminent return to lockdowns, locals have... 

We have just came across one the most absurd stories ever written. These people in the mainstream media clearly think that the masses of people are dropped on their heads as babies. To put it short, they are basically said that the influenza flu was on vacation for a year. So in 2021 we all did still had the normal colds as it has always been but according to them, these colds were caused by COVID-19... 

The coronavirus-battered US has enjoyed an unusually calm flu season, showing the lowest figures in decades. The lack of influenza likely stems from enduring restrictions – or Covid-19 wrestling out weaker germs, experts believe. The ongoing pandemic has had an unexpected effect on the US healthscape, with the conventional flu being almost completely wiped out. Figures from the US Centers for Disease... 

The enigma surrounding the disproportionate impact of COVID-19 on men in Italy has left scientists perplexed, with over 70% of the country’s coronavirus-related deaths occurring among men. The latest figures reveal a stark contrast, as less than 1,000 women succumbed to the devastating disease out of a total death toll exceeding 3,400. Men, constituting 60% of confirmed cases, are also more... 

The European Union (EU) has admitted it is urgently developing a cutting-edge “fast vaccine” in anticipation of “pandemics on the horizon” including the mysterious “Disease X” which has been included on a list of “analyzed pathogens.” At the forefront of this initiative is the innovative German-EU “Vaccelerate” program, actively developing a vaccine for the next pandemic-causing... 

There are zero cases of influenza or respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in Israel, according to Dr. Galia Barkai, director of the Pediatric Infectious Diseases Unit at Sheba Medical Center: “It is not just that we have much less influenza, we don’t see it at all,” Barkai told The Jerusalem Post. “We have zero positive tests for influenza or RSV,” a virus that causes severe respiratory distress... 

In a new report circulating in the Kremlin today prepared by the Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), intelligence analysts are stating that the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL/ISIS) attack that took place yesterday in Garland, Texas, yesterday was carried out by the same terror cell linked to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) that is currently conducting the largest bio-attack upon... 

Ebola spreads through coughing and sneezing much like influenza, which most experts agree is spread “mainly by droplets made when people with flu cough, sneeze or talk,” according to documents by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A new CDC flyer describing the “droplet spread” of Ebola, which “happens when germs traveling inside droplets that are coughed or sneezed from a sick... 

Canadian health officials confirmed the first deadly case of H5N1 avian flu in North America, following the death of a person in western Canada after a trip to China in December. Health Minister Rona Ambrose revealed that the individual was a resident of Alberta who had traveled to Beijing, China. During the press-conference the minister added that the case is “isolated” and the risk to the general... 

The US is experiencing its deadliest flu outbreak in a decade, prompting the city of Boston to declare a public health emergency after the virus killed more than a dozen people and left hundreds struggling to fight off the illness. From Florida to Maine, emergency rooms across the nation are flooded with patients experiencing symptoms of the flu. Last January, Boston had seen only 70 cases of influenza.... 

A group of New Zealand scientists and flu researchers have won a five-year, multi-million-dollar contract to study influenza in an effort to better understand the burden of the virus and how to prevent its spread around the world. New Zealand Health Minister Tony Ryall and the Minister for Science and Innovation Wayne Mapp on Wednesday congratulated the Institute of Environmental Science and Research...