The Victorian era inspires diverse manga, from supernatural mysteries to dark comedies. Manga titles draw inspiration from iconic literary characters and popular literature. Stories often ...

It establishes a Fingerprint Bureau at the tail end of the Victorian era in 1901,” says Read. “Fingerprints are complex. … CID head Edward Henry develops a system for sorting them based on ...

The viruses is still around in the United Kingdom, and a huge rise has been seen by health officials in the latest government ...

Tuberculosis was the leading cause of death in Victorian England, killing around four million people between 1851 and 1910. Progress in public health contained the disease, but the UKHSA warned ...

The World Health Organisation has flagged the disease, once rampant in Victorian Britain, as the "world's leading cause of death from a single infectious agent". Despite England's low TB rates ...

But the childhood disease of rickets is on the rise again ... The condition was widespread in Victorian times when it was potentially fatal. But with improved diet and the provision of vitamin ...

The UK Health Security Agency notes a link between TB and poverty, with the disease more prevalent in large cities such as London and the West Midlands, which saw the largest increase in TB ...

There were 77 cases of the Q fever disease in 2024, the department said, a “significant increase” on the previous five years. Q fever is a disease caused by infection with Coxiella burnetii ...

According the the World Health Organisation the disease, which was rife across the country in Victorian times, has returned to being the "world's leading cause of death from a single infectious ...

The infectious disease, also called TB, was the leading cause of death in Victorian England, killing around four million people between 1851 and 1910. The number of cases reported in England rose ...