Epidemics

The epidemics of contagious diseases devastated the human populations during all are history. They can be of biological origin as with the pathogenic viruses and bacteria or of more behavioral source as in the case of Alzheimer. Often they will be only localised but it can also spread with the whole of planet as in the case of the aviary influenza. The researchers and specialists in the whole world tries to prevent them by establishing ideal models of contamination. Epidemics of insects can be made feel in nature but also inside the cities. But the changes of the alive beings are sometimes very fast and it becomes difficult to find exactly the good method of control and especially the suitable drug for looking after the disease well causing the epidemic. This is why all the resources of prevention and treatment must be put in international collaboration for better controlling the situation because it could envenimer in the years be come considering the number growing of anybody living the same territories as in the agglomerations of the cities. Our energy must unceasingly concentrate in the application of research necessary to the identification of the new alive stocks of the pathogenic agents of the environment. As they often appear by cycle and end early or late up returning in greater force then we cannot stop research under pretext than we finally found a miracle cure. The world of alive awaits only its chance to take again control on the matter and this unconscious will to be able makes the living organisms very keen with a their aim and the satisfaction of their needs.

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