http://amjad68.jeeran.com/en/categories/health/This blog aims to spread scientific culture ; E mail us - engamjad5@yahoo.comSun, 31 May 2009 05:50:03 GMTCopyright 2009 Eng Amjad Qasemjeeran RSSGenerator v1.0http://amjad68.jeeran.com/photos/profile_t.jpghttp://amjad68.jeeran.com/en/categories/health/http://amjad68.jeeran.com/en/archive/2009/5/882277.html882277 &nbsp; Carol CampbellThe possibility that the swine flu virus — influenza A(H1N1) — could pass between humans through faeces could have important ramifications for developing countries, where millions live without proper sanitation, according to WHO director-general Margaret Chan. In her address to the 62nd World Health Assembly held in Geneva this week (18 May) she said that diarrhoea and vomiting...&nbsp;[<a href="http://amjad68.jeeran.com/en/archive/2009/5/882277.html">read more</a>]Wed, 27 May 2009 16:18:47 GMThttp://amjad68.jeeran.com/en/archive/2009/5/882277.html#commentsEng Amjad Qasem<engamjad@yahoo.com>healthhttp://amjad68.jeeran.com/en/archive/2009/5/878963.html878963 Nadia El-Awady* Blame for the turmoil in Egypt over swine flu can be laid squarely at the feet of the media and politicians, says Nadia El-Awady. The emergence of a new influenza virus — A(H1N1) or 'swine flu' — has thrown Egypt into a state of disarray. As rumours and conspiracy theories spread, 70 million people are blindly thrashing their wooden swords to ward off an unseen and ubiquitous...&nbsp;[<a href="http://amjad68.jeeran.com/en/archive/2009/5/878963.html">read more</a>]Fri, 22 May 2009 06:16:00 GMThttp://amjad68.jeeran.com/en/archive/2009/5/878963.html#commentsEng Amjad Qasem<engamjad@yahoo.com>health