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Migratory birds could spread avian flu
Baguio intensifies war against dengue
Scientists release genetically modified mosquitoes to fight deadly dengue
Scientists reveal antibodies that target the ‘dark side’ of flu
MILK GOES UNDER THE MICROSCOPE
Watch out for avian flu, warns top SA scientist
Dengue unit seeks community help to prevent possible rise in dengue cases
The unlearned lessons of the pandemic
Public urged to get flu jab amid spike in cases
Africa’s Fight against Infectious Diseases Receives Boost This World Immunization Week
Urgent Need for Dengue Vaccine
Honoured by Time again
Long flu season winds down in United States
WHO publishes new guidelines on hepatitis B
8 elderly nuns in Manila succumb to COVID-19; outbreak hits seminary
Avian flu is no longer just about the birds
Gates MRI initiates Ph 3 trial of TB vaccine candidate
Perricone’s, one of Miami’s most beloved restaurants, is closing its doors permanently
Racial disparities persist in US childbirth deaths
US files to seize ex-Baltimore prosecutor’s condo
Avelo looks to have met most challenges
All the animals who work for the feds
WHO treaty risks Britain ‘sleepwalking’ into lockdown
Long shifts are another example of nurses’ commitment to quality care
JOHN KRASINSKI’S INSPIRATION FOR ‘IF’
Cold and flu wave not Covid, med ical specialists say
Immunization funding is vital
New FM must show support for business
US economy added jobs at slower rate in April
Agri loans hit P213 B in 2022
Sex attacks by children rocket amid epidemic of porn and lockdown
US shared ‘gobsmacking’ Covid lab leak file with UK
‘People are scared’: Scramble tostop spread of cholera as rising cases grip France’s Mayotte
Apple reports biggest drop in iphone sales since pandemic
Boston-area hospitals are retaining and training nurses
H5N1 outbreak: route of transmission unclear
Deforestation opens paths for disease spread from animals to humans
HOPE? IT’S MORE THAN AN ILLUSION AT THE GEFFEN
COACHES CAN PICK 26 FOR EUROS SQUADS
A pandemic spike – then back to normal