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Where does African swine fever come from and how dangerous is it?
African swine fever has appeared in 20 countries around the world. This is considered a dangerous disease, spreading quickly, greatly affecting the livestock industry, there is currently no vaccine to prevent and no treatment.
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Can African swine fever meat be distinguished by the naked eye?
Recently, African swine fever appeared and quickly spread to many provinces and cities across the country. People need to pay attention, when choosing to buy pork, they should go to reputable addresses and need to know how to distinguish meat contaminated with African swine fever.
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Recognizing signs and first aid when having food poisoning
Food poisoning usually manifests through symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, severe abdominal pain, muscle pain, cyanosis of the skin, difficulty breathing, apnea, convulsions, pulse collapse, and unconsciousness.
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Eating is diarrhea, why?
Diarrhea can be caused by many different causes, which are mainly related to acute diseases of the gastrointestinal tract. To minimize the risk of complications from diarrhea, especially in young children, you need to closely monitor signs of dehydration, high fever, and take your child to the doctor promptly.
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Characteristics of African swine fever and its impact on human health
African swine fever is breaking out in Vietnam and has spread to 34 provinces and cities. In Hanoi alone, 24 out of 24 districts have been infected with the disease and the number of pigs destroyed is up to 1.5 million, causing great damage to the livestock industry. The outbreak has caused a lot of confusion for consumers, so does the disease affect human health?
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Beef tapeworm resides in many "favorite" dishes
Beef is a favorite dish of many people, especially rare stir-fried beef. However, these favorite dishes, if not cooked thoroughly, pose a risk of infection with beef tapeworm - a disease that can cause dangerous complications.
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Mechanism of action of rice tapeworm larvae
When humans eat or swallow pork tapeworm eggs, the eggs enter the stomach, then hatch into larvae and reach the small intestine, penetrating the digestive tract wall into the blood. About 4 to 8 weeks later, the larvae form a cyst with an outer shell, which is called a rice tapeworm larva because the cyst contains white fluid. Depending on the location of the cyst in the body, there are different manifestations and complications.
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How does temperature affect food?
Understanding food safety temperatures is important to protect yourself from food poisoning, allergies, and other food-borne illnesses. So how does temperature affect the food you eat every day? This article will provide more information about the food temperature danger zone, how long food can safely stay in the danger zone, and the safe temperature ranges for hot and cold foods.
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FDA advises to clean fruits and vegetables
Fresh fruits and vegetables are a great source of vitamins and nutrients for the body. However, the FDA recommends washing vegetables properly before eating to remove surface dirt. Here are some tips on how to wash raw vegetables properly.
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How to make delicious shrimp paste with delicious meat
Steamed shrimp paste with meat is a rustic dish but it goes well with rice and is loved by many people. The ingredients to make this dish are easy to find and buy, but to make delicious shrimp paste, you need to pay attention to many things. The following article will suggest to readers some ways to make delicious and safe shrimp paste.
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Causes and symptoms of children infected with helminths
Although worm infection is a simple disease, it can lead to many dangerous complications for children. Parents need to observe unusual symptoms in children to detect and treat the disease early.
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