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Misinformation accounted for over 50% of total views on the social media platform.
Offices in Angola and South Sudan closed last week, with the Zimbabwe office and others not far behind.
Florida has tracked more than 250 locally acquired dengue cases this year.
No other state has reported that many measles cases in 35 years.
Russia has yet to confirm what caused the lab worker’s death.
While women with disabilities undergo cervical cancer screening at lower rates, those with some college education are more likely to receive one.
The report shows that 13.4% of middle school and high school students had ever used e-cigarettes, while 5.2% currently use them.
The agency said 2 samples from farms and processing facilities in Mexico tested positive for Cyclospora.
With more than 200 new cases, the US now has 3,886 confirmed infections, while Pennsylvania has reached 977.
An aid worker was evacuated to Europe after testing positive for the virus.
The measles virus kills crucial immune cells, putting survivors at risk of being reinfected with diseases they’ve already had.
A 1-point increase in trust was associated with a 42% increase in the likelihood of getting a flu vaccine.
A CDC-run website for finding vaccines is not currently functioning.
A 2025 death caused by pneumonic plague is Arizona’s first since 2007.
Mumps sickens 14 San Diego State football players, with 17 players listed as doubtful or out for its Pac-12 opener against Texas State tomorrow.
We dissect new data on vaccines and long COVID and cover vaccine availability for kids, flu vaccine campaigns, RSV protection, and more.
The measles infection rate in Jerusalem during the outbreak was 15 times higher than in the rest of Israel.
Drugs to prevent RSV in infants remain effective and do not appear to spur the growth of resistant viral variants.
In international news, Cambodia reported a human H5N1 case this week.
Mississippi’s overall maternal sepsis rate in the past decade was 6.2 cases per 10,000 births, though it was 8.6 per 10,000 among Black women.
