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A WHO official warns the outbreak could be 2 to 4 times larger than the number of confirmed cases, which are now around 1,800.
The study highlights how shelters can experience infectious disease outbreaks and how they can be prevented.
The FDA has issued emergency authorizations for several treatments that may also prevent infestations.
A Mayo Clinic study finds the risk is almost doubled for adults under 50, a group currently not broadly advised to get an RSV vaccine.
The findings of a clinical trial may help fill a healthcare gap for the 1% to 5% of adults worldwide who experience long COVID.
With 2,231 confirmed case, the US is just 58 cases short of its total for all of 2025, which was a 34-year high.
The number of cases in Michigan’s cyclosporiasis outbreak has risen by more than 300.
Surveillance of the parasite has been optional for a year; meanwhile, cases in Michigan top 1,200.
People with long COVID who experienced more symptoms are less active and have lower heart rate variability and a higher resting heart rate.
Today's installment answers burning questions such as whether you can get flu from the flu vaccine and provides key updates.
Ocular symptoms like blurred vision and difficulty reading affect up to 35% of people with long COVID, but standard eye exams can’t detect these issues.
A proposed rule would add COVID-19 vaccines and therapeutics to the Countermeasures Injury Compensation Program.
So far this year there have been 72 H5N1 detections in dairy cows.
The authors say the findings highlight the need to develop new public health interventions to prevent the spread of the diarrheal disease.
Acting CDC Director Jay Bhattacharya addressed CDC staff in an internal email on outbreak response.
Among Medicare beneficiaries, healthcare use and costs spiked sharply in the first week after infection, then dropped substantially over time.
A study finds that the antiviral drug is safe to prescribe in children with COVID-19 who are at least 6 years old.
Such vaccines cost less than commonly available HPV vaccines, which could make it easier to vaccinate more women worldwide.
The survey found that women are interested in self-testing for HPV, which could reduce disparities in cervical cancer screening and diagnosis.
Eleven of the cases have been in Florida, with Georgia reporting one case.
