Over the past week, test positivity for SARS-CoV-2 rose from 10.2% to 11.2%.
As of August 28, 114 confirmed cases and 7 deaths have been reported, with 6 patients currently hospitalized.
The case involves an unvaccinated 4-year-old boy who developed acute flaccid paralysis caused by circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2.
The outbreak marks the first at a US commercial farm in nearly 2 months.
Two people have been hospitalized in Wisconsin's outbreak centered in Oconto County.
Ensitrelvir, also known as Xocova, is already approved for use in Japan.
Maryland-based Zeteo Tech will receive $1 million to advance work on a novel test that can diagnose LRTIs from exhaled breath.
Spray recipients who were younger than 65 years, women, and vaccinated were at the lowest risk for infection.
In other developments, the CDC reschedules a clinician's update on measles as 2 states announce a few new cases.
It is unclear at this time if the alliance will distribute COVID-19 vaccines.
An analysis of national action plans finds a 'marked divide' in how high-income and low-income countries are able to respond to AMR.
The 2 cases add to what is the worst year for measles in the US since the disease was declared eliminated in 2000.
No outbreak source was ever identified, the authors say.
Test positivity is down slightly, but emergency department visits for COVID are elevated in children.
An intervention to promote adherence to 5 days or less of antibiotics for common infections was tied to 6,000 fewer antibiotic-days dispensed per year.
Responders are still investigating the source of the outbreak, along with the index patient's symptom onset and health visit history.
South Carolina officials say this is the state's third measles case this year.
Several meals delivered during the week of July 28, 2025, are implicated in this outbreak.
Human population immunity to such viruses has been waning globally since smallpox was eradicated, which is likely why they are being seen more often, the authors say.
The findings provide evidence of SARS-CoV-2 spillover from people to pet dogs and underscore the importance of continued surveillance in pets.
The data show at least a fourfold increase in neutralizing antibodies.
Mainland China has now reported 19 H9N2 cases in the past 6 months.
Danish company SNIPR Biome will receive $7.6 million to develop a cocktail of engineered bacteriophages to target Pseudomonas lung infections.
Unsafe burials and patient transport difficulties are among the outbreak challenges.
The results, the researchers say, underscore the need for targeted mental health interventions for infected children.
