An outbreak of epizootic hemorrhagic disease has been linked to more than 600 white‑tailed deer deaths across three counties in southeastern Wisconsin.
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WHO Director‑General Tedros warned that every Ebola transmission chain in the DRC must be identified and stopped, as deaths top 3,000 and funding gaps exceed $1 billion.
Leading U.S. medical societies released coordinated recommendations for flu, COVID‑19 and RSV shots this season, aiming to clarify guidance after recent federal shifts.
Three Japanese women developed ketoacidosis after using tirzepatide without medical supervision, prompting experts to call for safer, nutritionally supported weight‑loss practices.
U.S. newborns who miss the standard vitamin K injection rose 57% from January to June 2026, heightening the chance of life‑threatening bleeding, a new analysis shows.
Two visitors to UPMC Children’s Hospital tested positive for measles, prompting health officials to warn of exposure in multiple hospital areas.
A North Carolina teenager died on Aug. 31, 2026 after contracting a rare Naegleria fowleri infection, highlighting the danger of warm freshwater exposure.
The North Carolina Department of Health warns that an Exxon gas station in Hendersonville and a Holiday Inn Express in Asheville may have exposed patrons to measles from an out‑of‑state traveler.
Congo authorities report more than 6,000 confirmed Ebola cases and 2,911 deaths, with over 1,300 recoveries, as the outbreak spreads amid insecurity and displacement.
A 15‑year Danish cohort study found that early use of statins was associated with a 15% reduction in dementia risk, highlighting a possible link between cholesterol control and brain health.