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The Thai government has not officially confirmed the outbreak of bird flu , but the Thai Department of Disease Control has stepped up surveillance for bird flu across the country.

The local health ministry had previously expressed concern about an increase in the number of cases of common flu in 2025.

On January 6, the first fatal case of the mutated H5N1 flu was reported in the United States . The death was a local resident over 65 years old. He had been sick since December 2024.

How to Avoid Bird Flu
According to immunologist Vladimir Bolibok, it is currently impossible to become infected with bird flu from a person. The virus enters the body after physical contact with a sick bird.

Therefore, for prevention it is enough to simply not touch the birds. It is especially necessary to beware of sick and dead birds.

We talked about which viruses are really easy to catch in winter and which of them could cause an epidemic in 2025 here .


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Kevin Webber, a UK resident who has been stockholder database cancer for over 10 years, has shared the only symptom of the deadly disease. His story was published by Metro.

Man reveals his only prostate cancer symptom
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Webber said he learned of his diagnosis in 2014, when he was 49. He said he had no health complaints: he ran marathons, went to work, and raised three children. The alarming symptom suddenly appeared during a vacation that the man spent with his family at Disneyland in the United States.

"I noticed that I started getting up several times every night to urinate, but I thought that most likely the problems with urination began because of water," he recalled.
However, after returning home, the symptom did not go away, so Webber made an appointment with a doctor, who, after a series of tests and examinations, diagnosed prostate cancer.

"Then there was chemotherapy - six rounds over 18 weeks. Then a month off, followed by six rounds of radiotherapy," the marathon runner said.