Two individuals with tuberculosis were recently in Manchester and Nashua while infectious, prompting a warning from state health officials. Though full details remain limited, the announcement highlights the importance of public awareness and caution in the face of contagious diseases.
A Royal Caribbean cruise turned distressing for more than 70 passengers and one crew member who reported gastrointestinal issues. Health authorities identified norovirus as the cause behind the sudden onset of diarrhea and vomiting.
New polls indicate that while a majority of Americans favor vaccination requirements, one in six parents is rejecting standard immunization schedules. Health professionals warn that postponing children’s shots can increase both personal and public health risks, emphasizing the need for reliable, data-driven guidance.
A measles case linked to overseas travel has been confirmed in the Bay of Islands, putting tourists and locals on high alert. Health authorities emphasize vigilance in popular destinations such as Paihia, Russell, and nearby regions, warning of potential exposure.
Michigan’s PFAS drinking water limits have been dealt another blow by a state appeals court, which again struck down the regulations in a split decision. Despite the continued legal challenges, regulators argue that the viability of the overall litigation remains intact.
Another Louisiana resident has died from the flesh-eating bacterium known as Vibrio vulnificus. It is the fifth death in the state this year, according to health officials, who warn of the infection’s increasing prevalence.
A new poll reveals that 16% of American families are delaying or skipping childhood vaccines due to concerns about side effects and mistrust of regulators. Health experts warn this growing trend puts children at greater risk for preventable diseases like polio and measles, raising fresh alarm among pediatric professionals.
A newly identified Covid strain is drawing attention for its reported “painful” symptom. While cases surged throughout the summer, public health experts remain on guard as existing vaccines may offer only limited protection.
A school-aged child in California has died from a rare complication of measles, years after recovering from the original illness as an infant. The tragic case has ignited questions about lingering risks and prompted infectious disease expert Dr. Simone Wildes to offer important insights.
A child in Los Angeles has died from a rare measles complication, according to local public health officials. This tragic incident, occurring years after the child’s initial infection, reveals how measles can pose serious risks that extend well beyond the immediate illness.