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Since 2020, the ECDC said all European countries have reported a decreased incidence of cervical cancer among vaccinated women.
Researchers say this finding could transform how clinicians monitor HIV treatment and long-term health outcomes.
The first travel-related case of clade 1 mpox in San Francisco has been confirmed.
The HHS secretary completes his second day of testimony before a House committee.
The prevalence of XDR Shigella isolates in US surveillance data rose from 0% during 2011-2015 to 8.5% in 2023.
There have been an estimated 31 million illnesses, 380,000 hospitalizations, and 23,000 deaths from flu so far this season.
Only one patient later completed the recommended tetanus toxoid–containing vaccine series.
The 34 new US infections represent the smallest weekly measles increase so far this year.
School-aged children with long COVID had more than double the risk of decreased academic performance than those without the condition.
In endemic areas, dengue-related Guillain-Barre syndrome could be a 'substantial and underrecognized component of the neurologic burden attributable to the disease,' the authors say.
Lab tests are negative for more than 200 pathogens, but testing continues.
Schwartz wrote Coast Guard policy on pandemic influenza and other viral disease outbreaks.
Syphilis patients had a nearly 6 times higher death rate than uninfected controls.
With today's nomination of a new CDC director, we also have a new ACIP charter and states going their own way on vaccine policy.
Researchers warn that the wildlife trade increases the chances of new pathogens causing illness in people.
Injectable drugs account for 63% of the vulnerable medicines on the list.
RFK Jr. has said the MMR vaccine contains "millions of particles that were created from aborted fetal tissue, millions of DNA fragments." It does not.
Increased post-COVID risk was noted for pulmonary embolism, abnormal breathing, fatigue, hemorrhagic stroke, brain fog, and palpitations.
Some degree of hearing loss may affect 18% of survivors.
The 2 clusters of cases were genetically distinct and sickened 44 individuals from 2023 through 2025.
