The WHO said the DRC is seeing its worst outbreak of cholera in decades.
41 people in West Virginia have been sickened by Salmonella Typhimurium, but no common source has been identified.
The head of Africa CDC warns that every African nation could be affected by the DR Congo Ebola outbreak.
The H5N1 case is in a resident of Yakima County, Washington, who was exposed to infected dairy cows.
NIH funded a record number of early-stage investigators but fewer awards overall.
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.
The Santa Teresa livestock crossing in New Mexico reopened yesterday, 18 months after closing to contain the import of New World screwworm from Mexican cattle.
African officials say the data don’t confirm that the Ebola outbreak has peaked, as cases near 7,500 and deaths top 3,600.
No new cases of cyclosporiasis have been reported since mid-August.
The CDC says an infant botulism outbreak tied to powdered formula has ended.
