China deploys drones, nets, and fines in mosquito virus crackdown Foshan locks down 7,000 patients. Fines hit ¥10,000. Electricity cut for violations.

China’s outbreak isn’t airborne. It’s insect-driven. But the response looks familiar—nets, drones, fines, and forced isolation. Foshan leads the case count. No one explains why it’s the epicenter. Same climate as nearby cities. Same infrastructure. No mutation confirmed. No vector …

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Alzheimer’s passed to patients from corpses

Alzheimer’s disease was passed to patients given hormones extracted from corpses, scientists have shown for the first time. Five people are believed to have developed Alzheimer’s after they were treated with a human growth hormone which inadvertently contained the seeds …

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