感悟生灵

自然之女

走在路上，突然发现一株植物，很是面熟，我顺着记忆找到了答案。
     那是几年前，我家不知从哪弄来的一种草药。有什么用的我忘了，只记得奶奶把它摘在后院里，它很快长出了新牙，然后越来越繁茂。我出于好奇，随便摘了片叶子种在了另一个隐秘的有点荒芜的地方。我以为它不会活了，它只不过是一片叶子，没有根的。从种下后我什么也没去管，谁知道，几周过后我偶然发现，它成活了。长长的藤沿着墙往上爬，那么精神，好像还装载有好多好多的梦。我忍不住内心的喜悦，蹲在它身边开心的笑了，那一刻真的好像创造了一个奇迹！
     多年以后，它长满了那片荒地。
     从这株植物上我不仅看到了坚强，看到了希望，也发掘了一个道理。爱就像人们手中的那片叶子，你也许只要随手一摘，它就会生根，发芽。蔓延到它能够抵达的最远最广的地方！

净海莲心

妹妹写的真好，有爱的地方就不会荒芜，就不会有悲凉。

青青河边草

很好的文笔

青青河边草

The World Health Organization (WHO) on the 9th, as the global medical serum shortage of supply, the developing countries that need it most and also serious shortages in remote areas, the international community on the treatment of the wounded and rescue capability not ideal. To solve this problem, on the 10th, WHO convened a special meeting, inviting medical experts, donors and recipient representatives, pharmaceutical companies and relevant international organizations to jointly work out as soon as possible to improve the situation of the action plan.
WHO said that at present, the global average annual 12 million people bitten by an animal or sting injury, the shortage of medical use of serum to the lives of these victims were under serious threat. Due to various reasons, serum developed for medical use, output is declining, serum production in developing countries is very limited. WHO that priority is to improve the capacity of developing countries serum, serum remote areas to improve the supply situation.

To this end, the organization called on developed countries to actively transfer of technology to developing countries, and the delivery of serum solve problems, in particular to ensure their preservation and refrigerated transport. WHO also urged developing countries to strengthen medical personnel, especially in remote areas of professional training of health workers, to enhance their knowledge of the relevant.

According to WHO statistics, the threat of rabies, the first ten biggest killer, if not for timely treatment, the mortality rate is 100%, but after contact with the rabies virus, as long as the medical use of serum, preventive is 100%. WHO estimates that about 8 million annually from contact with people suspected of animals with rabies virus in need of medical care with serum, which is nearly half of the children under the age of 15, contracted rabies and 99% of all people living in Africa and Asia.

In addition, the annual global Nearly 5 million people were bitten by snakes or scorpions sting injuries, of which 50% to 75% of the victims in need of medical care with the serum in order to avoid amputation, serious neurological disorders or death. WHO said, for the treatment of snakebites or scorpion sting injury, the world needs at least annually 10 million antitoxic serum, the only requirement Africa reached two million.

Currently, WHO is developing a five-year plan aimed at promoting the international market for medical use serum production and distribution of the relevant authorities to help predict market demand for the serum to strengthen their related management capabilities.