Ebola Outbreak Exposes Americans in Congo
Several Americans have been exposed to the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo amid a growing outbreak.
18 May 2026
Deadly Hantavirus Outbreak Strikes Cruise Ship
A hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship has caused three deaths and multiple illnesses, prompting an international health response.
09 May 2026
Hantavirus Threat Diverts Cruise Ship from Cape Verde
A cruise ship with confirmed hantavirus cases has left Cape Verde for the Canary Islands after three medical evacuations and three passenger deaths.
07 May 2026
CKM Syndrome: A Hidden Cancer Threat
Individuals with CKM syndrome have an increased cancer risk, with severity correlating to higher risk, prompting calls for integrated prevention strategies.
06 May 2026
High-Dose Flu Vaccine Linked to Reduced Alzheimer's Risk
A study found that high-dose flu vaccines may reduce Alzheimer's risk by 55% in older adults, with a stronger effect observed in women.
06 May 2026
Lung Cancer in Young Nonsmokers Linked to Diet, Pesticide Theory
A study suggests young nonsmokers with healthy diets may have increased lung cancer risk, theorizing a link to pesticide exposure in produce.
05 May 2026
Xanax XR Lot Recalled Over Dissolution Failure
Xanax XR 3mg tablets recalled nationwide for dissolution failures. May reduce efficacy, but no serious health risk.
04 May 2026
ACP updates breast cancer screening guidance: biennial mammograms for average-risk women 50 to 74
A medical college updated breast cancer screening guidelines, recommending biennial mammograms for average-risk women aged 50-74.
04 May 2026
Marital Status Linked to Cancer Incidence
A study suggests that individuals who are or have been married may have a lower cancer risk, potentially due to social support and healthcare access.
03 May 2026
Frequent Naps May Signal Higher Mortality Risk in Seniors
Napping more, longer, or earlier in older adults is linked to higher mortality risk, suggesting it could be a health indicator.
03 May 2026
Anemia Raises Dementia Risk, Study Finds
A study found that anemia is associated with a 66% increased risk of dementia, particularly in men, and is linked to higher Alzheimer's disease biomarkers.
02 May 2026
Denmark certified to end mother-to-child HIV, syphilis
Denmark has been certified by WHO for eliminating mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis after 2025 assessments covering 2021-2024 targets.
29 Apr 2026
WHO Finalizes 2026-27 Northern Hemisphere Flu Vaccine Strains
WHO flu vaccine guidance for 2026-2027 North cites new A(H3N2) variant, low influenza B, and 25 zoonotic cases since Sept 2025.
28 Apr 2026
Hepatitis Targets Missed Despite Progress
Hepatitis targets are at risk: since 2015, new hepatitis B infections fell 32% and hepatitis C deaths 12%, but 2024 toll stayed high.
28 Apr 2026
Turkey Begins Production of Weight Loss Injections
Turkey will start producing weight loss injections, Health Minister Kemal Memişoğlu announced, while emphasizing natural weight loss and addressing high C-section rates.
26 Apr 2026
WHO: Funding Cuts Threaten 2025 Health Progress
WHO said 2025 saw health gains across GPW13 targets, but funding cuts left many indicators unmet and progress off track for 2030 goals.
24 Apr 2026
Global vaccination drive reaches 18.3 million children
Global vaccination drive delivered over 100 million doses, reaching 18.3 million children in 36 countries as implementation ended in March 2026.
24 Apr 2026
988 Hotline Linked to Fewer Youth Suicides
988 hotline data links the July 2022 launch to an 11% lower-than-projected suicide death rate for ages 15-23, about 4,400 fewer deaths.
22 Apr 2026
Conflict Overwhelms Mideast Healthcare
Middle East conflict is straining health systems, driving displacement and service closures, while airspace limits disrupt medical supply deliveries.
16 Apr 2026
Science Takes Center Stage for World Health Day 2026
WHO launches a year-long World Health Day 2026 campaign urging science-led cooperation, citing major mortality declines and rising risks.
14 Apr 2026
