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WHO Warns Measles Storm is Coming, Children Need to be Vaccinated Faster

The United Nations has warned that the measles virus is spreading. In January and February this year, the number of measles notifications worldwide has increased by 79% compared with the same period last year, with the most severe cases in Africa, the Eastern Mediterranean region, and Ukraine. WHO and UNICEF recommend immediate action to increase measles vaccine coverage as soon as possible to prevent the next wave of outbreaks.

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Chiharu Shiota’s New fantasy Installation Art “Multiple Realities” is Staged at Cisternerne in Denmark Now

Chiharu Shiota, a Japanese modern artist, will present a special exhibition “Multiple Realities” at the underground museum “Cisternerne” in Copenhagen from March 13th to November 30th. Using the space uniqueness of the dark and damp and water elements, with the yarn, mirrors, and swirling dresses, the multiverse of the blurred and dreamy is constructed.

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Living with the COVID-19 Virus, Home Care SOPs You Must Know

The Omicron variant has jumped into the mainstream strain, causing severe transmission across Asia, including Hong Kong, South Korea, and Taiwan. Those with mild symptoms will mainly care for themselves at home. When caring at home, you should always pay attention to your physical symptoms, nutritional intake, and proper exercise, which will help speed up the recovery of the body.

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Hong Kong Crisis, COVID-19 Epidemic Outbreak

Since late January in Hong Kong, the “Omicron” virus has entered the community. During the Lunar New Year, the mass movement and reunion of the population have accelerated the spread of the virus. Insufficient vaccine coverage for the elderly, too dense living space, and collapse in medical capacity had made the epidemic out of control.

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Is It Good to Be Single? Why Young People Won’t Get Married? Fertility Rate of Taiwan is at the Bottom of the World

Under the influence of modernization and industrialization, late marriage, non-marriage, and low fertility rates are inevitable phenomena, but they also bring many derived problems. For example, living alone or being single for a long time will affect the physical and mental health of people. When the number of deaths exceeds the number of births, the total population of the country will show negative growth, the population structure will tend to age, and the future dependency ratio will be more difficult.

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