Inventor of the deadly infectious disease SARS: Carlo Urbani

- Scientists of the world

Among some of the newly spread diseases in the world, SARS is the most frightening and deadly among bird flu, SARS, MERS, H-1N1, influenza etc. However, not a single case of the disease has been reported in the world since 2006. The disease spread to China and South Asian countries. Carlo Urbani discovered the virus at the root of the disease that disrupts the respiratory system. In addition to diagnosing and treating SARS, Urbani has done invaluable research on the treatment of many infectious diseases and has rendered invaluable service to the medical world. He also died of SARS.

Carlo Urbani was born on October 18, 1917 in Castelplanio, Italy. Her father was a teacher at the Navy School and her mother at the elementary school. Is. After graduating in medicine from the University of Enkina in 191, Urbani studied bacteriology at Melina University and obtained a higher degree. After completing his studies, he became a professor. Is. In 190 he joined Maserata Hospital.

Noting his zeal and diligence, the World Health Organization gave him a blackout of the epidemic research that has spread to the Maldives and Guyana. During research in the Maldives he discovered many pathogenic viruses. He then joined the Institute of Infectious Diseases in Switzerland as a specialist in infectious diseases. Through his efforts his organization m. S. F. received the Nobel Prize in Medicine. In 2000, he joined the World Health Organization as an infectious disease specialist. He developed methods of diagnosis and treatment of many infectious diseases.

Urbani contracted SARS in 2006 while treating a SARS patient at a hospital in Hanoi. He returned to Bangkok but after eighteen days of treatment. He died on March 7, 2006 at the age of eight.