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07/14/2025

Measles is spreading again due to falling vaccination rates. Misinformation and policy changes are weakening public health protections.

07/11/2025

HPV-related cancers are rising in men, but many remain unaware of the risk. New studies highlight the urgent need for broader HPV vaccination and education.

07/09/2025

COVID-19 infections may have caused a sharp increase in ME/CFS cases, according to new research. Many patients now face long-term disability with no clear treatment.

07/07/2025

An unknown illness has killed 53 people in northwest Congo, says WHO. The cause of the outbreak is still unknown.

07/04/2025

The U.S. Department of Agriculture has approved a new bird flu vaccine. Zoetis, the manufacturer, announced the approval recently.

07/02/2025

Measles is spreading in Texas and New Mexico, with cases rising fast. Low vaccination rates have made outbreaks more common and dangerous.

06/30/2025

Recent foreign aid freezes halted major malaria vaccine research. The funding freeze also halted medicine shipments and raised global health concerns.

The Trump administration’s foreign aid freeze halted major malaria vaccine research. The funding freeze also halted medicine shipments and raised global health concerns.

06/27/2025

A new study found that the COVID-19 pandemic harmed social cognition in young children. False-belief understanding declined, especially for children from lower-income families.

06/04/2025

A more acute variant of the mpox virus is spreading to previously unaffected regions. As cases rise, vaccination and s*x education are critical to slow spread and save lives.

06/02/2025

Recent scientific inquiry has unveiled specific details about the Black Death's possible origins. Additionally, an organism has been identified as a possible overlooked plague vector.

05/28/2025

Scientists have found a surprising way to combat mosquito-borne diseases—using mosquitoes themselves. By releasing mosquitoes carrying special bacteria, scientists prevent them from infecting humans.

05/26/2025

Malaria, though preventable, remains one of the world's deadliest diseases. Learn more about a new malaria vaccine that could save millions of lives.