Mad cows and Englishmen: should you be wary of British beef?

Article Abstract:

Visitors to the UK are warned to steer clear of British beef. Mounting evidence indicates that 10 recent deaths in the UK from Cruetzfeld-Jakob disease are linked to mad cow disease, or bovine spongiform encephalopathy. Government efforts taken to alleviate the problem are discussed.

United Kingdom, London, England, Beef, Seafood restaurants

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Snakebite cures can have fangs

Article Abstract:

Snake bites are typically not fatal, but victims should be made immobile to prevent the spread of venom. Tourniquets should not be applied unless the bites are known to be toxic. Antivenom should be given as soon as possible. Suction apparatuses are usually ineffective.

Care and treatment, Methods, First aid in illness and injury, First aid, Bites and stings, Bites (Injuries), Stings (Injuries)

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Do you need a shot before your next cruise?

Article Abstract:

Cruise passengers are being advised to have immunization shots against infectious disease, such as flu, before they travel after a serious of high-profile cases where large proportions of travellers were struck down with illnesses whilst on holiday.

Prevention, Travel industry, Communicable diseases, Cruise ships, Travelers

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