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U.S. Escalates Pressure on Russia Over Siberia Lab Death

Questions are mounting over a suspected pneumonic plague death at a Russian research facility as Moscow offers few clear details

The post did not identify the woman other than as a resident of Jefferson County, a rural area about 50 miles (80 kilometers) northeast of Pittsburgh

Top Trump administration health officials are openly questioning the circumstances of two deaths that Pennsylvania officials attributed to measles

It is still unclear whether measles played a role in the infant’s death

Brittany Nicole Sponenberg’s son has been in a neonatal intensive care unit in Danville, Pennsylvania, for almost two months while his underdeveloped lungs and gut grew strong enough to handle regular breathing and feeding

In the two months between, contaminated iceberg lettuce moved through a national distribution system and was eaten by thousands of unwitting Americans, in what is now the largest cyclospora season on record

In the two months between, contaminated iceberg lettuce moved through a national distribution system and was eaten by thousands of unwitting Americans, in what is now the largest cyclospora season on record

Uganda's health minister declared the country Ebola-free on Tuesday following the East African nation's latest outbreak of the viral hemorrhagic disease that infected 20 people and killed two of them

Health workers at an Ebola treatment center in eastern Congo went on strike Saturday over payment issues, disrupting care for patients in the epicenter of the country’s rapidly growing outbreak

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) logged the figure in an update shared on Friday

The man was placed in isolation at hospital as soon as his flight landed

Dr. Sanjay Gupta explains why the outbreak may have started months before officials knew and how difficult conditions make contact tracing extremely challenging

US regional facility network receives $21 million in annual funding

Brazil monitors two patients for Ebola amid fears of spread from Africa

DR Congo has recorded over 1,000 suspected cases since mid-May

One expert criticized the plans as a ‘dramatic abdication of what we owe our own’

White House ‘blocks’ doctor with Ebola from returning to US

White House ‘blocks’ doctor with Ebola from returning to US

The scientists, wearing bright blue gloves and surgical masks, checked the 150 box traps they had set out the previous night, dropping dead rats into black plastic bags that they hoisted into pickup trucks bound for a makeshift lab where they said they’d draw blood samples

Meanwhile, Associated Press journalists in Ituri’s capital, Bunia, interviewed locals who recounted their fears and constant burials

Mongwalu and Rwampara health zones hit hardest as suspected cases climb

The news triggered more fear after a Dutch hospital quarantined 12 staff members in a preventive measure after blood and urine from a hantavirus patient were handled without observing strict protocols

On March 27 they visited a landfill site four miles outside the city of Ushuaia

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Plough was referencing a quote from Dr Ralph Abraham, who served as CDC principal deputy director beginning in December 2025, and who resigned in late February

The re-evaluation is largely symbolic, contingent on whether a single measles chain has spread uninterrupted within the country for at least 12 months

The rambunctious 4-year-old — who loved mud and getting dressed up and having dance parties with her brother and sisters — died January 6, after the flu and a co-infection with an adenovirus turned into pneumonia and sepsis

The variant, known as subclade K, has already fueled early outbreaks in the United Kingdom, Japan, and Canada and is now accelerating flu activity across the U.S., where the virus typically gains momentum in December