Epidemics
- Europe
What to know about rising cases of the ‘100-day cough’ in the UK
Cases of the highly contagious disease have more than tripled in the UK, with experts urging pregnant women and children…
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WHO’s new COVID guidelines see fewer patients requiring hospitalization
Most patients are unlikely to develop severe disease or die if they get the current variants of COVID-19 as immunity…
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‘Very angry’: Parents struggle to get newborns preventive RSV antibody
Many parents are waiting to get a new preventive antibody for their babies to prevent them from getting sick with…
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Could AI help to scenario plan for a Disease X pandemic?
Researchers are looking at how artificial intelligence (AI), including large language models like ChatGPT, could be used to scenario plan…
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UN approves ambitious five-year plan to fight tuberculosis
World leaders at the United Nations have approved an ambitious plan to combat tuberculosis over the next five years. World…
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Why have Americans abandoned their traditional breakfast — and what are they eating instead?
Tony the Tiger may not have much reason to wake up with a smile. American families no longer appear to…
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5 things to know about the new COVID-19 vaccine
It may be time to get your COVID-19 vaccine again. There’s a new booster that’s coming out to guard against…
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CDC recommends updated COVID shots for people 6 months of age and older
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Tuesday recommended updated COVID-19 vaccines for people 6 months of age and…
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New Pfizer and Moderna COVID shots approved by FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Monday approved updated COVID vaccines from Moderna Inc. and Pfizer Inc., opening the…
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COVID is evolving quickly in white-tailed deer, study finds
The COVID-19 virus is evolving in white-tailed deer at triple the rate it evolves in humans–and future changes could have…
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