
Contagious diseases
Leptospirosis epidemic in Sarajevo: Is Serbia also threatened by infection?
An epidemic of leptospirosis was declared in Sarajevo. What is this disease and is Serbia threatened by a similar epidemic?

An epidemic of leptospirosis was declared in Sarajevo. What is this disease and is Serbia threatened by a similar epidemic?
Since May, an increase in coronavirus patients has been registered, so there are between 60 and 90 confirmed cases of covid-19 per week.

Apart from the four doctors of the Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics of KBC Zemun, according to unofficial information from Nova.rs, the measles infection is spreading to other departments as well. According to the "Batut" Institute, there are 106 patients in Serbia, and measles has also been registered in the Republic of Srpska
Whooping cough can infect both adults and children. Epidemiologist Zoran Radovanović told "Vreme" that, if parents do not vaccinate their children, death is possible in small patients.

It is a mistake to wait for the holiday lunch or dinner "on an empty stomach", because if you skip a meal, you are hungry and you will certainly not be moderate in your diet.
WHO asks Beijing for information on undiagnosed respiratory disease, and Batut reports the return of whooping cough, a disease that was eradicated
Every tenth citizen of Serbia does not have a single tooth in his jaw, according to research by the "Batut" Institute. Only 57,8 percent of the population brush their teeth more than once a day. Bad statistics could change if the Law on Health Insurance is amended, dentists say.
The Institute for Public Health of Serbia "Dr. Milan Jovanović Batut" has published on its website recommendations for the citizens of Serbia during the warm weather that has been announced for the next ten days.
According to the Batut Institute, 17 cases of monkeypox were registered in Serbia from June 5 to August 23. Two days after the WHO declared an epidemic, the European Commission gave permission to a Danish company to market the vaccine
Novak Djokovic's saga has been put to an end in Australia. In Serbia, it seems that the "Djokovic case" will not even exist in the legal sense. The state stood by his PCR test on December 16, 2021 without further explanation, despite very convincing indications that the test was tampered with