#outbreaks

#outbreaks

Norovirus cases are increasing, causing significant health issues across the U.S.

Norovirus cases are rising across the U.S., with significant outbreaks reported this winter.

Norovirus is surging this holiday season, causing widespread illness across families and communities.

Norovirus outbreaks have surged in the U.S., marking the highest level since 2012, prompting public health warnings and preventative measures.

There's a significant uptick in norovirus outbreaks across the U.S., particularly during the holiday season, exacerbated by foodborne transmission.

Norovirus outbreaks are surging, especially on cruise ships, with December 2023 recording the highest number of incidents in over a decade.

Darin Detwiler advocates for food safety reform following the tragic death of his son Riley from E. coli poisoning in 1993.

The U.S. food supply remains one of the world's safest despite numerous recalls and outbreaks.

Salmonella is a dangerous bacteria linked to serious foodborne illnesses, often sneaking into unexpected foods rather than just raw meat.

Measles cases surged in 2023 due to declining vaccination rates, leading to increased outbreaks and significant mortality, especially in children under five.

Measles was declared eradicated in 2000 but is now surging due to declining vaccination rates and increasing exemptions from school requirements.

Precautions against West Nile virus are crucial as cases can lead to severe illness or death. Infections typically occur between July and October in the U.S.

The DRC is facing a concerning new outbreak alongside a major mpox epidemic.

Research highlights long-term public health effects of childhood exposure to leaded gasoline.

The Marburg virus outbreak in Rwanda is significant, being one of the largest ever, and highlights the increasing frequency of such viral infections.

Rwanda is currently monitoring over 400 individuals for Marburg virus disease following 36 reported cases and a rising threat of the deadly virus.

Vaccinations are safe and effective

Measles cases on the rise in the US

Measles cases and deaths have been rising globally, with a significant increase in the WHO's European region.

Declining vaccination rates and missed or delayed doses contribute to the rise in measles outbreaks and deaths.

Misinformation and vaccine hesitancy are contributing to the resurgence of measles cases globally.

Measles outbreaks are occurring in both high-income and low-and-middle-income countries.

Measles cases have surged in Europe, including Britain, and in various parts of the United States.

The outbreaks in Europe are largely attributed to children missing routine immunizations, while in the United States, most cases are linked to travel outside the country.

Measles outbreaks have occurred in the United States due to decreased vaccination rates.

A hospital and a day care center in Philadelphia were affected by nine cases of measles.

Measles outbreaks are rising in England, prompting health officials to encourage vaccination.

Measles is a highly contagious disease that can lead to serious problems such as pneumonia, meningitis, blindness, and fits.