Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak at Assisted Living Facility in Albany, New York

Three senior citizens died after contracting Legionnaires' disease at an assisted living facility in Albany, New York. Legionnaires' disease is caused by Legionella bacteria and can spread via water. The facility has implemented water restrictions and installed water filters.

Boar's Head Deli Meat Listeria Outbreak

Boar's Head recalled 7 million pounds of deli meats due to listeria contamination, leading to 9 deaths and 57 total cases across 18 states.

Oropouche Virus Disease Outbreak in Travelers Returning from Cuba

The CDC reported 21 cases of Oropouche virus disease in travelers returning from Cuba, also known as sloth fever. The virus is spread through insect bites, symptoms include headache and fever but it is rarely fatal. Health officials are warning of the increase in cases in the Americas region.

Monkeypox declared global public health emergency

The World Health Organization declared monkeypox a global public health emergency due to a surge of cases in Africa. Symptoms include rash, fever, and respiratory issues. There are two strains of the virus, with Clade 1 causing more severe illness and deaths. While not as contagious as COVID-19, monkeypox can spread through close contact and sexual contact.

mpox outbreak and potential school closures

The article discusses the concerns among U.S. students about potential school closures due to the recent mpox outbreak, clarifying that mpox is different from Covid and unlikely to lead to widespread closures. Experts emphasize that mpox spreads through close skin-to-skin contact and is not airborne like Covid. The outbreak is mainly in Africa, with limited cases outside the continent. Health officials believe that school closures in the U.S. are highly unlikely.

Mysterious Mpox Outbreak

A new strain of mpox virus is causing alarm among health experts due to its fast-spreading and deadly nature. The virus has spread to several countries, including those where it is not endemic. Experts warn of the unknowns surrounding the new subvariant and emphasize the need for international cooperation to contain the outbreak.

Parvovirus B19 Outbreak in the U.S.

Parvovirus B19, a respiratory disease causing a rash known as 'slapped cheek disease,' is on the rise in the U.S., particularly among children. It can be spread easily through respiratory droplets and can lead to serious complications, especially for pregnant women and those with weakened immune systems.

Impact of New Mpox Threat on the U.S.

Infectious disease experts express cautious optimism that the new subtype of mpox spreading across Africa may not cause severe health impacts in the U.S. due to various factors such as immunity from vaccination, better healthcare access, and living standards. The World Health Organization has declared mpox a public health emergency of international concern due to a large outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the first case outside Africa reported in Sweden. The U.S. has not reported any cases of this new subtype, known as clade I, which is considered more transmissible and severe than clade II.

Monkeypox Outbreak in Africa

The World Health Organization declared monkeypox a global public health emergency due to a recent outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo that has spread to neighboring countries in Africa. Two viral clades of monkeypox are causing concern, with one strain being more transmissible and severe than the other. Vaccines are available in the U.S. but not widely accessible in affected African regions.

Warning of Disease X Outbreak and Spread of Mpox in Africa

World Health Organization warns of the likelihood of Disease X breaking out, with an increasing spread of mpox in Africa causing concern. New form of the disease may be more easily transmitted among people.

Monkeypox Outbreak and Awareness in the US

Scientists are concerned about the lack of vigilance among Americans regarding the uptick in Monkeypox cases, as the World Health Organization warns of another potential outbreak. A study showed a significant decrease in awareness and concern compared to two years ago. A deadlier strain of the virus has emerged in Africa, with warning signs of a possible outbreak.

Monkeypox Outbreak

Scientists warn of a potential Monkeypox outbreak as cases increase in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Americans are not as concerned about the disease as they were in 2022. A deadlier strain, clade 2, has emerged in Africa with a higher fatality rate. World Health Organization is monitoring the situation closely.

Boar's Head Listeria Outbreak

Boar's Head has recalled 7 million pounds of deli meats due to listeria contamination, leading to three deaths and 43 hospitalizations across 13 states. The outbreak may not be limited to the known states and symptoms can be severe, especially for certain demographics.

Deadlier Form of Monkeypox (Mpox) Spreading Beyond Congo

A deadlier form of monkeypox, now known as mpox, has spread beyond Congo, causing fevers, headaches, and skin boils. The WHO is considering declaring it a global public health emergency. Children are particularly affected by the new strain, with a higher death rate. Vaccine uptake is low, especially in African countries.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cows

Bird flu outbreak in dairy cows in the United States raises concerns about spread to humans. Cases confirmed in multiple states, with infected herds and human exposure reported. Government takes measures to contain and prevent further spread.

Listeria Outbreak in the U.S.

Two people have died due to a listeria outbreak in the U.S., CDC warns. Listeria is the third-leading cause of death from foodborne illness in the country. Symptoms include fever, fatigue, and muscle aches. Pregnant women, elderly, and those with weakened immune systems are most vulnerable.

Nipah Virus Outbreak in Kerala, India

Authorities in southern India's Kerala state are taking preventive steps after the death of a 14-year-old boy from the Nipah virus, a brain-swelling fever that comes from fruit bats and animals. The virus has no vaccine or cure, and has been linked to dozens of deaths in Kerala since 2018.

Listeria Outbreak Linked to Deli Meats

At least two people have died and more than a dozen have been hospitalized in connection with a listeria outbreak linked to meat sold at deli counters in the U.S.

Bird Flu Outbreaks in Animals and Humans

Bird flu, specifically the H5N1 strain, has been spreading globally in animals since 2020, causing lethal outbreaks in poultry and sporadic infections in other species. There have been cases of bird flu found in dairy cows and humans in various countries. The risk of human-to-human transmission is a concern, but the World Health Organization states the current risk is low.

Dengue Fever Outbreak in North America

CDC issues urgent dengue fever warning after 41 travelers in New Jersey are infected. Dengue cases are at an all-time high in North, Central, and South America. Florida and Puerto Rico also report cases. Dengue is spread by mosquitoes and can cause serious illness.

Shigella Bacteria Outbreak in Santa Clara County

An outbreak of shigella bacteria is affecting the homeless community in Santa Clara County, California, with 10 confirmed cases and 22 suspected cases. The infection is linked to the contaminated Guadalupe River downstream from Highway 85.

Deadly Mpox Outbreak in DR Congo

A new deadlier strain of mpox that transmits more easily between people is causing deaths, miscarriages, and spreading in the Democratic Republic of Congo, potentially affecting neighboring countries. Researchers are warning of the urgent need for preparedness and containment measures.

Outbreak of Dangerous Mpox Strain in Africa

The World Health Organization and scientists are warning of a dangerous strain of mpox in Africa, particularly in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with fatality rates of 5% in adults and 10% in children. The virus spreads through close contact and has caused 410 deaths in Congo this year. Efforts are ongoing to combat the outbreak, which includes cases spreading through sexual contact and other close contact routes.

Illness outbreak at Havasupai reservation in Arizona

Dozens of tourists fell ill after visiting a popular and picturesque area with waterfalls near Grand Canyon National Park on the Havasupai reservation in Arizona. The source of the illness is being investigated by health authorities.

Illness Outbreak at Havasupai Reservation

Dozens of tourists fell ill after visiting the Havasupai reservation in Arizona, known for its waterfalls near the Grand Canyon. The source of the outbreak is being investigated by health authorities.

Cucumber Salmonella Outbreak

Over 150 people have fallen ill due to cucumbers possibly contaminated with salmonella. The CDC has linked 162 reported illnesses across 25 states and Washington, D.C. to the outbreak. Fresh Start Produce Sales, Inc. issued a recall for cucumbers distributed between May 17 and May 21 in 14 states.

Measles Outbreak at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

A person with infectious measles traveled through Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, raising concerns about measles outbreaks in the U.S. and abroad. Health officials are warning individuals who may have been exposed to monitor for symptoms.

Dengue Outbreak in the Americas

Dengue cases have substantially increased in the Americas this year, exceeding 7 million cases by the end of April. Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay have been hit the hardest. The Pan American Health Organization warns that this will likely be the worst dengue season yet.

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Outbreak in U.S. and Australia

Highly pathogenic avian influenza is on the rise in the U.S. and Australia, with cases detected in poultry farms. Different strains of the virus have been found in both countries, posing a threat to poultry populations.

Measles Outbreak in Chicago Linked to Illegal Aliens from Venezuela

A CDC report linked 84% of recent measles cases in Chicago to illegal aliens from Venezuela. Cases were also traced to Peru and Chile. The outbreak led to 139 cases in 21 U.S. states, with most in Illinois. Chicago officials downplayed fears of a wider outbreak despite criticisms.

Avian Flu Outbreak Among Cattle in the U.S.

Avian flu is spreading rapidly among cattle in the United States, with concerns about limited testing and the potential for viral mutations. Health officials state the threat to the general public is low, but experts emphasize the importance of preparedness. The response to this outbreak is seen as a significant test of pandemic readiness.

Potential Threat of Bird Flu Outbreak and The Wellness Company's Response

Scientists warn that the current bird flu outbreak poses a serious threat to humans due to a supercharged strain. There is a push for mRNA vaccines and mass vaccination of animals. The Wellness Company offers a Contagion Kit with prescription drugs to prepare for potential pandemics.

Deadly U.S. Fungal Meningitis Outbreak

Former owner of Massachusetts compounding pharmacy sentenced to at least 10 years in prison for role in deadly U.S. fungal meningitis outbreak in 2012.

Tuberculosis Outbreak in Long Beach, California

A tuberculosis outbreak in Long Beach, California has led to a public health emergency declaration. The outbreak is isolated to a specific population with significant barriers to care. Multiple cases have been associated with a single room occupancy hotel, resulting in hospitalizations and one death.

Deadly Tuberculosis Outbreak in California Hotel

A deadly outbreak of tuberculosis at a California hotel housing homeless people has led to one death and nine hospitalizations. Around 170 people have likely been exposed, and the Health Department is screening contacts for TB. The outbreak is isolated to a specific population, with low risk to the general public.

Tuberculosis Outbreak in Long Beach

A tuberculosis outbreak in Long Beach led to one death and nine hospitalizations, with around 170 people exposed. City officials declared a public health emergency to contain the outbreak.

Monkeypox Outbreak in Congo

Congo is facing its biggest monkeypox outbreak with a new form of the disease detected in a mining town. The disease is mutating, making it harder to diagnose but with a lower death rate. Experts are concerned about the virus adapting to spread more efficiently among humans.

Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Outbreak in Dairy Cattle

The U.S. Department of Agriculture orders dairy producers to test cows for highly pathogenic avian influenza before transporting them across states. Concerns arise about potential human infections and the need for more testing among workers. The outbreak has affected 36 herds in nine states, with some workers showing flu-like symptoms. Federal agencies are monitoring the situation and ensuring the safety of the dairy supply.

WHO approves new cholera vaccine to address global surge in cases

WHO approves a new cholera vaccine to address global surge in cases and depleted vaccine stockpiles. The vaccine is cheaper, quicker to make, and has shown to be effective in preventing the disease.

Cruise Ship Outbreak on Silversea's Silver Nova

Passengers on a luxury Silversea cruise liner fell ill with a gastrointestinal virus, leading to a CDC investigation. The outbreak caused diarrhea among 28 passengers and one crew member during a 16-day cruise from Peru. The cause of the outbreak is unknown, but it is suspected to be norovirus.

Mutant Strain of Monkeypox in Democratic Republic of Congo

A mutant strain of monkeypox with 'pandemic potential' has been found in a town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, raising concerns about a possible global outbreak. The virus is more infectious and better at evading tests than its predecessor, and urgent measures are needed to contain it. The outbreak is spreading in a poor, densely populated gold mining town called Kamituga.

Measles Outbreak in the U.S. in 2024

The U.S. is experiencing an increase in measles cases in 2024, with more than half of the cases resulting in hospitalization. The rise is attributed to unvaccinated individuals who traveled abroad and brought the disease back. Health officials are urging residents to ensure they are vaccinated before international travel.

Measles and Tuberculosis Outbreak in Chicago's Migrant Shelters

Chicago has experienced a significant increase in measles cases, primarily among migrants in its shelter system. The outbreak in the city nearly matches the total number of measles cases reported in the entire country for 2023. Additionally, there have been cases of tuberculosis among new arrivals in migrant shelters in Chicago.

Dengue outbreak in Argentina

Argentina is facing its worst-ever outbreak of dengue, with bug spray out of stock as cases surge. The country reported 233,000 cases and 161 deaths so far. Measures are being taken to import more repellent and control the outbreak.

Outbreak of Measles and Tuberculosis at Chicago Migrant Shelters

Chicago migrant shelters are experiencing an outbreak of measles and tuberculosis due to lack of vaccinations and cramped living conditions among illegal migrants. Concerns are growing that these cases may spread to the general population in Chicago and other sanctuary cities. Health experts emphasize the importance of vaccinations and good hygiene practices to prevent the spread of diseases.

Bird Flu Outbreak in the US

The CDC is closely monitoring a bird flu outbreak in the US after a farm worker in Texas became infected with strain H5N1 from an infected cow. The virus has never been detected in cattle before. The WHO and White House are also involved in monitoring the situation.

Bird Flu Outbreak in the US

The CDC is closely monitoring a bird flu outbreak in the US after a farm worker in Texas became infected with strain H5N1 from an infected cow. The virus has never been detected in cattle before. The WHO and the White House are also involved in the response.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Herds

Bird flu has infected a dairy herd in Ohio for the first time and has been detected in additional herds in Kansas and New Mexico, raising concerns about possible risks to humans. The outbreak has spread to multiple states with cases possibly introduced by wild birds.

Dengue Outbreak in Brazil

Brazil is experiencing its worst dengue outbreak in history, with 1,020 deaths from the disease so far in 2024. The Health Ministry notes a dramatic increase in cases compared to 2023. Despite some states showing a downward trend, the country is still at risk.

Tuberculosis Cases Among Migrants in Chicago

Chicago health officials report a small number of tuberculosis cases among migrants in the city, following a measles outbreak. TB is curable with antibiotics and not highly infectious.

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Outbreak of mpox in the Democratic Republic of Congo has health experts concerned due to majority of deaths being children.

Bird Flu Outbreak Among US Dairy Cows

A virus that has killed millions of birds is spreading among US dairy cows, raising concerns about the impact on dairy and beef demand. The outbreak has affected cattle and milk prices, with fears that consumers may avoid dairy and beef products.

Bird Flu Outbreak in U.S. Dairy Cattle

Multiple dairy farms across the U.S. have cows testing positive for bird flu, also known as highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), with cases confirmed in Texas, Kansas, and Michigan, and presumptive positive tests in New Mexico and Idaho. The outbreak is the first time this disease has been found in dairy cattle.

Measles Outbreak and CDC Warning

CDC issued a warning about an increase in measles cases globally and domestically, urging MMR vaccinations for children and travelers. Chicago experiences an uptick in cases linked to a migrant shelter.

Measles Outbreak and Border Crisis

Rising measles cases in the U.S. linked to international travel and ongoing border crisis. CDC issues alert on the importance of MMR vaccinations to prevent measles outbreaks.

Measles Outbreak in Chicago

Chicago officials have reported a third case of measles in a child of an illegal alien staying in a shelter, leading to a total of eight cases in the city. The CDC has dispatched a team to help curb the spread of the virus.

Global Cholera Vaccine Shortage in 2024

The global stockpile of cholera vaccines is empty, leading to a shortage during a resurgence of cholera outbreaks in 2024. Demand for vaccines has outstripped supply, with 17 countries reporting cases and over 700,000 cases recorded. Efforts are being made to stretch the current vaccine supply and ramp up production, but challenges persist in replenishing the stockpile.

Cholera Vaccine Shortage

Global cholera vaccine stockpile is empty during outbreaks worldwide, WHO recommends halving vaccine dose to conserve supply.

Measles Outbreaks and Vaccine Immunity

The article discusses how measles outbreaks in the U.S. could be related to the waning immunity of individuals who were vaccinated for measles in the 1970s or '80s. Health experts recommend checking immunity status and getting a booster shot if necessary.

Measles Outbreak in Florida

A measles outbreak in Florida has raised concerns as the state's response goes against well-established public health guidance. The current surgeon general has not urged parents to vaccinate their children or quarantine them, leading to increased risk of the disease spreading. Public health experts stress the importance of vaccination and following science-based guidance to contain outbreaks.

Measles Outbreak in Florida

Growing concerns about measles outbreak in Florida with calls for vaccinations amidst rising cases. Controversy in the state over deferring school attendance decisions to parents of unvaccinated children.

Florida Surgeon General's Response to Measles Outbreak

Criticism mounts against Florida Surgeon General for response to measles outbreak, which now has 10 cases in the state, with majority in Broward County. Surgeon General's decision to leave children's vaccination up to parents draws widespread criticism. Lack of transparency from health officials regarding vaccination data and spread of disease raises concerns. Experts emphasize the importance of vaccination to prevent measles and protect public health.

Measles Outbreak in Florida Elementary School

A measles outbreak in a Florida elementary school challenges public health experts due to conflicting responses from the state surgeon general.

Dengue Outbreak in Peru

Peru declared a health emergency due to a dengue outbreak with over 31,000 cases recorded. The epidemic is exacerbated by El Niño weather conditions, with 32 deaths reported in the first two months of the year.

Measles Outbreak Risk Due to Missed Vaccinations

The World Health Organization warns that more than half of the world's countries will be at a high risk of measles by the end of 2024 due to missed vaccinations during the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to potential outbreaks. Measles is highly contagious and can result in severe complications and death, particularly affecting vulnerable populations. The US has seen a rise in measles cases, with Florida recording its seventh case in a child under five. Health officials are concerned about the potential spread of the virus.

Norwegian Cruise Line ship blocked in Mauritius due to stomach illness outbreak

Mauritius officials blocked a Norwegian Cruise Line ship from docking due to more than a dozen passengers being sick with a stomach illness. The ship is expected to dock on Tuesday after testing results are available.

Measles Outbreak Warning by WHO

The World Health Organization warns that more than half of the world's countries will be at high risk of measles by the end of 2024 due to missed vaccinations during the COVID-19 pandemic. Measles cases are on the rise globally, with severe complications and deaths reported.

Norovirus Outbreak in the Northeast

A hypercontagious stomach bug, the norovirus, is sweeping across the Northeast causing schools to close and citizens to suffer from alarming symptoms. The virus spreads easily through contaminated foods, liquids, and surfaces, resulting in millions of cases each year.