Zika virus or fever Zika virus - zooanthroponotic( transmitted from an animal to a human person) is a natural focal( inhabiting under certain climatic conditions) arbovirus( transmitted by the pa...

We draw your attention to the topic of helminthiosis caused by a dwarf chain, which is more common in the children's age group from 4 to 14 years, with the possibility of forming microfocal disea...

Pseudomonas aeruginosa infection is quite dangerous and aggressive, with a high incidence among the population. Up to 20% of all intra-hospital or nosocomial infections are caused precisely by Ps...

Synonyms: rock fever, tick-borne rickettsiosis of America, Bull fever, black fever, rocky mountain spotted fever. Malignant variant of spotted fever of the Rocky Mountains - Brazilian typhus, typ...

Teniosis has a predominant distribution in areas where pigs are widely used. It is in these countries that a high level of infection of pigs is registered, which sometimes reaches 35% in their to...

Pneumococcal infection is a group of human infectious diseases caused by pneumococcus, which have a general prevalence that affects mainly the children's population and manifests itself with vari...

Infectious mononucleosis, aka Filatova's disease, glandular fever, monocytic tonsillitis, Pfeiffer's disease. It is an acute form of Ebstein-Barr virus infection( EBVI or EBV-Epstein-Barr virus),...

Swine flu is an acute, highly infectious disease caused by the pandemic influenza A( H1N1) virus, transmitted from the pig and human to human, having a high susceptibility among the population wi...

Toxoplasmosis is a parasitic disease caused by intracellular parasites of toxoplasma, characterized by chronic course, with the defeat of skeletal muscles, myocardium, eyes, central and periphera...

Avian influenza is a viral infection of birds with high infectiousness, which can occur among them both asymptomatically and cause death. In recent years, one of the strains of avian influenza ha...

This parasitosis is ubiquitous in the world, more often it is the southern regions of countries or countries with developed livestock. In Russia, the incidence of echinococcosis ranges from 1 to ...

The situation of quarantine infections, which includes Ebola fever, on the planet remains tense. The last epidemic of the disease in Africa( 2014) attracted attention once again due to the high i...

Leptospirosis( Vasiliev-Weil disease, water fever, nancucci, Japanese diurnal fever) is an acute zoonotic natural-focal bacterial disease with multiple transmission mechanisms, characterized by e...

Pneumocystis is caused by non-pathogenic microorganisms, so among healthy people there are no symptoms of the disease in the presence of antibodies in the blood. Clinically expressed forms of the...

Measles is an acute, highly contagious viral infection, occurring only in humans, transmitted by airborne droplets, causing generalized damage to the oral mucosa, oropharynx, respiratory tract an...

Trichomoniasis or trichomoniasis is an inflammatory disease of the genitourinary tract in men and women. Called the simplest T. vaginalis( translated as a vaginal trichomonas).Trichomonas are not...

Paragripp is an acute infectious disease( referred to as acute respiratory viral infection) caused by viruses from the family of paramyxoviruses, and mainly affecting the mucous membrane of the n...

Salmonella is a group of acute infectious diseases, zooanthroponous nature, caused by numerous bacteria of the genus Salmonella and characterized by a predominant lesion of the gastrointestinal t...