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Drug-resistant Shigella rises in U.S. and England

Drug-resistant Shigella rises in U.S. and England

Shigella, a bacterium that causes intestinal illness, is becoming more resistant to antibiotics in the United States and England, while surveillance shows rising diagnoses in England in a group presumed to involve sex...

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WHO advises against obesity drugs for children under 10

WHO advises against obesity drugs for children under 10

The World Health Organization has issued its first global guidelines for treating obesity in children and adolescents, recommending structured lifestyle support and advising against obesity medicines, bariatric surger...

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Russia rejects report of second suspected plague case

Russia rejects report of second suspected plague case

Russian authorities have dismissed reports of a second suspected pneumonic plague case at a research institute in Siberia, while the World Health Organization is seeking more information about a worker who died from p...

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Cause of Russian Lab Worker’s Death Remains Unknown

Cause of Russian Lab Worker’s Death Remains Unknown

Darya Shipilova, a 28-year-old employee of Russia’s Irkutsk Anti-Plague Research Institute, died after developing severe pneumonia, while Russian authorities say tests found no pathogen connecting her illness to her l...

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Kennedy Announces NIH Vaccine Injury Research Clinic

Kennedy Announces NIH Vaccine Injury Research Clinic

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has announced a National Institutes of Health initiative to study and provide care for people who believe they have been injured by vaccines, while key details about the clinic’s...

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Rabid Raccoon Found in Westlake Village

Rabid Raccoon Found in Westlake Village

A raccoon found in a Westlake Village backyard tested positive for rabies, Los Angeles County officials said, marking the county’s first reported rabid raccoon since 1973.

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U.S. Embassy Tracks Suspected Plague Reports in Irkutsk

U.S. Embassy Tracks Suspected Plague Reports in Irkutsk

The U.S. Embassy in Russia said it is monitoring press reports of a suspected pneumonic plague death and related hospital closures and quarantine measures in the Irkutsk region, while emphasizing that it has not indep...

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Trump Says U.S. Does Not Suspect Bioweapon in Lab Death

Trump Says U.S. Does Not Suspect Bioweapon in Lab Death

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that the United States does not currently believe a Russian laboratory worker’s death was caused by a bioweapon, while cautioning that officials are still seeking more information...

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Kenya Reports First Imported Bundibugyo Ebola Case

Kenya Reports First Imported Bundibugyo Ebola Case

Kenya confirmed its first imported case of Bundibugyo Ebola on Tuesday, after a Kenyan citizen who traveled from the Democratic Republic of Congo through Uganda tested positive and died in Nairobi late Monday, Health...

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WHO Rates Plague Risk Low After Russian Lab Worker’s Death

WHO Rates Plague Risk Low After Russian Lab Worker’s Death

The World Health Organization says the public-health risk from a possible plague case in Russia is low nationwide and very low across its European region, after Russian authorities reported no plague cases in Irkutsk...

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Irkutsk Worker Dies After Suspected Plague Infection

Irkutsk Worker Dies After Suspected Plague Infection

A laboratory worker died in Irkutsk region after a suspected plague infection, and authorities placed people who may have been in contact with her under medical observation while restricting activity at a local hospit...

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DR Congo Ebola outbreak reaches 4,018 deaths

DR Congo Ebola outbreak reaches 4,018 deaths

The Democratic Republic of the Congo’s Health Ministry reported 4,018 deaths and 8,300 Ebola cases since the outbreak was declared on May 15, as the country continues efforts to contain the disease.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month brings screening and care focus

Breast Cancer Awareness Month brings screening and care focus

Breast Cancer Awareness Month began October 1 with health professionals urging attention to screening and risk factors, while a hospital announced expanded mammography hours and organizations promoted research fundrai...

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San Diego State team linked to 14 mumps cases, one probable

San Diego State team linked to 14 mumps cases, one probable

San Diego County Public Health Services reported 14 confirmed mumps cases and one probable case associated with a single San Diego State University athletic team, a sharp increase from the three confirmed and two prob...

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