Passport Health

10/27/2025

Mitochondria help neutrophils sense bacteria and launch targeted immune traps. This discovery suggests new ways to treat both infection and autoimmune disorders.

10/22/2025

Co-infection with M. abscessus and P. aeruginosa suppresses immune responses and worsens outcomes. These bacteria form stable mixed biofilms and damage lung cells more severely.

10/20/2025

A new CDC study sheds light on the timing of Oropouche virus disease. The findings can guide outbreak responses and improve clinical decisions.

10/15/2025

Mass ivermectin dosing reduced malaria infections by 26% in coastal Kenya. These results support ivermectin as a helpful tool in malaria control.

10/13/2025

A recent study provides strong evidence that genetics contribute to ME/CFS risk. These findings improve the chances of developing effective treatments and reducing disease stigma.

10/08/2025

A new study in the European Heart Journal shows the shingles vaccine may protect heart health. Researchers found vaccinated adults had a 23% lower risk of cardiovascular events.

10/06/2025

New research shows promise for safer, more effective tick repellents. Lemongrass oil may block scent detection and reduce disease spread.

10/01/2025

H5N1 bird flu continues to spread across animals and into humans. A new vaccine shows strong protection in early lab studies.

09/29/2025

Climate change is helping dangerous diseases spread across the Arctic. Scientists say rising temperatures are melting permafrost and damaging ecosystems.

09/24/2025

Gepotidacin offers hope as drug-resistant infection continues to spread globally. The pill’s success marks a major step forward in STI treatment.

09/22/2025

CDC advisors voted to lower the minimum age for RSV vaccination. Adults aged 50 to 59 with risk factors may now qualify.

The CDC reduced the minimum age for RSV vaccination. Adults aged 50 to 59 with risk factors may now qualify.

09/17/2025

Candida auris is spreading fast and becoming harder to control. It poses serious risks for patients in hospitals and long-term care.