Global TB Deaths Reach 1.13 Million in 2025, WHO Reports
The World Health Organization reports over 1.13 million deaths from tuberculosis in 2025, highlighting significant ongoing challenges in combating the disease.
The World Health Organization reports over 1.13 million deaths from tuberculosis in 2025, highlighting significant ongoing challenges in combating the disease.
Global tuberculosis cases are declining slightly, but the progress is five years behind schedule, according to the WHO's latest report.
The Shamonda virus has been confirmed in cattle on two dairy farms in the UK for the first time, raising health concerns.
Amid a measles surge, Amish communities in Pennsylvania are increasingly open to vaccinations, authorities report.
Health officials report over 10,000 Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo, warning of its potential to spread globally.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has confirmed over 10,000 Ebola cases since May, making it the deadliest outbreak in the country's…
France has reported its first human infection with Shamonda virus, prompting investigations into its origin and implications.
Los Angeles County health officials confirmed a second rabid raccoon in Westlake Village, raising concerns for residents and urging pet vaccinations.
The CDC reported an additional 178 measles cases, bringing the national total to 4,588, with significant outbreaks in Pennsylvania and South Carolina.
Dengue cases in Florida are rising, prompting health officials to enhance mosquito control measures across several counties.