Sadí de Buen, a prominent epidemiologist and advocate for public health, led a successful campaign against malaria in Spain from 1920 to 1936, but was executed by the Francoist regime in 1936, taking with him the progress made in the fight against this disease after the Civil War. (translated)
To tackle mosquito-borne diseases such as malaria and the West Nile virus, more coordinated surveillance and pest control at the public health level is necessary, as emphasized by microbiologist Francesco Broccolo, highlighting the importance of collective actions to protect the community during this warm and humid phase of summer. (translated)
Malaria, a disease transmitted by infected mosquitoes, is one of the most dangerous infectious diseases worldwide and can lead to severe health complications as well as death, especially in Africa, where 94 percent of cases occur. (translated)
Two airport employees in Frankfurt died from malaria, and a total of six people were infected, which was caused by mosquito bites smuggled from endemic areas of the disease. (translated)
At Frankfurt am Main Airport, several employees have been infected with a malaria pathogen, resulting in two deaths in Germany, and experts warn of the risk of the disease spreading in the country. (translated)
Two airport workers in Frankfurt have died after contracting malaria from mosquito bites, likely transported by a plane, prompting authorities to investigate the origin of the insects and install traps at the airport as a preventive measure. (translated)
At Frankfurt Airport, two employees died from malaria after a presumably infected Anopheles mosquito was brought in from a malaria-endemic area, although experts see a still low risk of infection in Germany, as malaria is well treatable and local species are rarely carriers. (translated)
EXTRAORDINARY EDITION - JUST RELEASED ON SUBSTACK - Two deaths from MALARIA at Frankfurt airport, and to the joy of the anti-vaxxers, we don't have a vaccine to protect us. Should we be worried? (translated)
Two employee deaths at the Frankfurt airport due to malaria, suspected to be caused by a mosquito transported by airplane, lead to the installation of traps for these insects to protect against further infections. (translated)
Due dipendenti dell'aeroporto di Francoforte sono morti in un raro focolaio di malaria che ha colpito in tutto sei lavoratori. Nessuno di loro aveva recentemente viaggiato in aree a rischio. Le autorità ritengono quindi probabile che le infezioni siano state trasmesse da zanzare infette arrivate a bordo di uno o più aerei provenienti da zone dove la malaria è endemica #Malaria #SicurezzaSanitaria #Aeroporti
Today's news reports on the tragic situation following floods in Nepal that have resulted in over 157 deaths, a boy who has been detained for assisting in a school attack in Sweden, and two deaths among airline employees in Germany due to malaria, while Meta's settlement is expected to impact the use of their platforms among young people in the USA. (translated)
Two employees of Frankfurt airport have died of malaria, presumably due to infected mosquitoes that traveled with a plane, while a total of six staff members were infected, with four others now recovered. (translated)
Two employees at Frankfurt Airport have died and four others have been hospitalized after contracting malaria from the bite of an infected mosquito that arrived on a plane, according to German health authorities. (translated)
At Frankfurt Airport, two employees have already died due to malaria transmitted by imported mosquitoes, while four other infected individuals have since recovered, with the health risk to the population being assessed as negligible. (translated)
At Frankfurt airport, the death of two employees occurred due to malaria, with the infection originating from imported infected mosquitoes, while four other workers successfully recovered. (translated)
At Frankfurt Airport, two employees have died of malaria, with the first death reported in July and the second in August. (translated)
Two employees of Frankfurt Airport have died from the effects of a malaria infection, with the first death confirmed in July and the second in August. (translated)
An employee of Frankfurt Airport has died after a malaria infection, with a total of six employees affected by the so-called airport malaria, which was presumably transmitted by an imported Anopheles mosquito. (translated)
