Tag: Epidemiology
Rare Mpox Strain Confirmed in US: First Known Case
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) has confirmed the first case of a rare strain of the mpox virus in the United States....
Bird Flu Virus Adapts to Sea Mammals: Future Threats and Concerns
Elephant seals in South America faced a tragic fate as a result of the bird flu virus acquiring mutations that enabled it to spread...
Study: Long-Term Cancer Research on Black Women
The American Cancer Society has launched a groundbreaking study called VOICES of Black Women, focusing on the high rates of cancer and cancer-related deaths...
Main Target: Large Long-Term Study of Black WomenNew Title: Study on Black Women’s Cancer...
The American Cancer Society has launched a groundbreaking study called VOICES of Black Women, focusing on the high rates of cancer and cancer-related deaths...
Resurgence of Victorian Illness: Mapping the Outbreak in Modern Times
The resurgence of Victorian illnesses like gout is a concerning trend that is becoming more prevalent in modern times. Gout, a painful form of...
Wastewater surveillance reveals pathogens in Detroit’s population, helping monitor and predict disease outbreaks since...
Wastewater surveillance has become a crucial tool in monitoring and predicting disease outbreaks in Detroit since 2017. This method gained widespread attention during the...
Bird Flu: Man in Mexico with First Human Case of H5N2 Variant Dies
The World Health Organization has confirmed that a 59-year-old man in Mexico who contracted the H5N2 bird flu variant has passed away. This marks...
Cases of potentially deadly bacterial disease on the rise in Ontario and Manitoba
Title: Ontario and Manitoba Facing Increase in Cases of Deadly Bacterial DiseaseIntroduction:
Public health officials in Ontario and Manitoba are issuing warnings about a rare...