public health
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Michigan Races To Identify Source of Parasitic Outbreak as Cases Approach 1,000
Michigan health officials are investigating a surge of nearly 1,000 cyclosporiasis cases, a parasitic illness likely linked to contaminated fresh produce.
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Measles Outbreaks Drive Surge in Immunity Testing Among Older Adults
Measles titer testing among Americans over 50 surged sevenfold in 2025 as outbreaks spark concerns, though experts say an MMR booster is the simpler solution.
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Survivors of Lac-Mégantic and East Palestine Rail Disasters Call for Stricter Oversight
Survivors of the Lac-Mégantic and East Palestine derailments are uniting to demand greater rail safety and accountability from corporations and regulators.
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Global Cervical Cancer Elimination: WHO Updates Vaccination and Screening Targets
New WHO data highlights global progress toward cervical cancer elimination through HPV vaccination and systematic screening for women.
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COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates Linked to Declining Public Trust and Vaccination Rates
A new MandEval study links pandemic-era vaccine mandates to increased skepticism toward medical science and a subsequent decline in routine vaccination rates.
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Ontario boy’s death from rabies highlights critical risks of bat exposure
An 11-year-old Ontario boy has died of rabies after a bat encounter, marking the province’s first locally acquired case since 1967 and prompting urgent health warnings.
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Norovirus Outbreaks Reported on Ruby Princess and National Geographic Sea Bird
The CDC has confirmed norovirus outbreaks on two cruise ships, Ruby Princess and National Geographic Sea Bird, prompting increased sanitation and isolation measures.
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Fatal Rabies Case in Ontario Highlights Hidden Risks of Bat Exposure
An 11-year-old Ontario boy died from rabies after a bat landed on his face, highlighting the critical need for medical care even without visible injury.
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Alzheimer’s Disease: New Clinical Frontiers and the Fight Against Stigma
As actor Danny Glover reveals his diagnosis, new clinical trials and research into neuro-inflammation offer hope for managing Alzheimer’s disease.
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Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Reeva Instant Noodles Across 14 Countries
European health authorities have identified Reeva instant noodles as the source of a Salmonella Stanley outbreak, with 106 confirmed cases across 14 countries.
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New Research Links Vitamin A to Asthma Control; Bangladesh Launches Massive Supplement Drive
A new study links vitamin A to improved lung function in asthma patients, while Bangladesh initiates a nationwide supplement campaign for 24 million children.
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Cancer Research and Advocacy: From Clinical Breakthroughs to Personal Narratives
New colorectal screening guidelines and clinical trial successes highlight cancer progress alongside high-profile disclosures on pediatric treatment.
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Europe Heatwave Triggers Over 1,300 Excess Deaths as Temperatures Top 40°C
A severe heatwave across Europe has led to over 1,300 excess deaths, with health systems struggling as temperatures hit 40°C and infrastructure fails to cope.
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Global Heat Crisis: France Records 1,000 Excess Deaths as Dangerous Heat Waves Grip North America
As France reports 1,000 excess deaths from a record-breaking heat wave, North American regions prepare for dangerous temperatures reaching 100°F.
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Global Drug Crisis and Medical Innovation: A Dual Reality in 2026
As UN reports record global drug use and synthetic threats, ASCO Breakthrough 2026 showcases life-saving strides in precision oncology and cellular therapy.