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Economic loss assessment of lumpy skin disease outbreak in cattle of Bangladesh

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By Hafizur Rahman, Zulfekar Ali, M. Mahmud, Mst. Parvin Mostari, Sadia Binte Sadrul, Rumana Khatun, A. H.M. Saiful Islam
| Nature Verified
Abstract Lumpy skin disease virus (LSDV) poses a significant economic threat to the cattle sector in Bangladesh, with the first report dating back to 2019. This investigation assessed the financial implications of LSDV outbreaks across eight divisions, including both direct and indirect costs. Data collection involved 430 farmers and encompassed 2,541 cattle, which were subsequently analyzed through epidemiological and economic models.
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Designing an mRNA vaccine encoding multi-epitopes to combat Pipistrellus bat coronavirus BtHKU5-CoV-2 based on consensus sequence using an immunoinformatics approach

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By Zulfekar Ali, Johirul Islam, Enam Ahmed, Upom Majumder, Nuruzzaman Munsi
| Nature Verified
Abstract The bat-derived Pipistrellus bat coronavirus BtHKU5-CoV-2, a merbecovirus lineage, is an emerging zoonotic risk due to its ability to utilize human ACE2 receptors and ongoing spike protein recombination events that enhance cross-species transmission potential. At the moment no authorized vaccines are available against this emerging threat which emphasizes the urgent need for proactive vaccine development.
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No Veggies, Not Even Dal, This School's Mid-Day Meal Is Rice And Turmeric

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By Anurag Dwary Verified, Zulfekar Ali
| NDTV Verified
Raipur: Refusing to be outdone by reports of children being served chapatis and salt in their mid-day meals in other states, a school in Chhattisgarh has been giving its students plain rice with only some turmeric added to it. Vegetables are missing, as are pulses on several occasions, which would have enabled the young children to at least have some khichdi. The state's education department has a prescribed menu for mid-day meals, promising a variety of nutritious food.
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