In 1999, a village in Malyasia, Sungai Nipah, was the birthplace of our Nipah virus. Now you might know the reason for naming it the Nipah virus. It first affected pigs. To prevent the damage, the government also decided to kill the pigs on a large scale. We can say that they have succeeded because

Pompe disease, a rare genetic disorder that affects muscle function, was once considered a death sentence for infants. But thanks to the tireless efforts of researchers, scientists, and families affected by the disease, the outlook for those with Pompe has dramatically improved. The story of Pompe disease is one of scientific discovery, patient advocacy, and