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How backyard mozzie traps curbed the spread of a flesh-eating disease in Melbourne suburbia

As the state heads into the warmer weather and the riskiest months for transmission, a landmark study could change how we halt the spread of Buruli ulcer outbreaks in Australia.

How backyard mozzie traps curbed the spread of a flesh-eating disease in Melbourne suburbia

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Osinbajo Raises the Alarm over Widespread Use of Chemicals to Ripen, Preserve Fruits, Vegetables

Segun James Former Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo has raised concerns over the alleged widespread use of potentially harmful chemicals to ripen and preserve fruits and vegetables in Nigeria.

  • Former VP Yemi Osinbajo warns of harmful chemicals in Nigerian fruits and vegetables.
  • Calcium carbide used to ripen fruit cited in Ekiti, Akwa Ibom, Lagos studies.
  • Consumers advised to be vigilant, ask questions, and report suspicious practices.

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