A visitor even praised the employees for keeping the pens clean. He asked if dung removal was daily. The visitor was shocked ...

A DEADLY anthrax outbreak has struck Thailand, killing a man and hospitalising four others, health officials say. Authorities are now racing to trace the source of the highly dangerous livestock di… ...

Cutaneous anthrax, the most common form, occurs following direct contact with infected animals, carcasses, animal tissues, parts or products, reports the Mirror.

Thailand has reported its first fatality from anthrax in 25 years, with four others infected by the bacteria. All those who are sick are thought to have contracted the disease after contact with ...

If people don't get proper treatment, all types of anthrax have the potential to spread through the body and cause death ...

Thailand has reported its first human anthrax-related death in 30 years. In May, Thailand informed the World Health Organization (WHO) of four cases of cutaneous anthrax.

An incident occurred in a Cooch Behar village. Three family members died after consuming goat meat. The state government has dispatched a team of experts. They will investigate a possible anthrax ...

Thai media reported two cases of anthrax in Thailand last week, with one patient passing away — the first such death in 30 years — and another currently receiving treatment. The infections were linked ...

This skin infection normally responds to early treatment with antibiotics. If you inhale anthrax spores, they can cause damage to the lungs, which is often fatal.

An anthrax outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has left one person and dozens of animals dead, ... cutaneous anthrax, which occurs when spores come into contact with broken skin ...

Anthrax is classified into cutaneous, gastrointestinal and inhalation types based on the route of infection. If left untreated, the fatality rates are approximately 20 percent for cutaneous ...

Despite the germ's terrifying reputation, anthrax infections on the skin are rarely fatal, and most people get better even without treatment. The most feared use of anthrax as a bioterrorist's ...