Category - Infectious Diseases

• WHO reports sharp drop in suspected Ebola cases
• MALARIA: WHY 30-MILLION-YEAR-OLD KILLER HASN’T BEEN DEFEATED
• Ebola virus survivors celebrate
• ' Epidemics' that are not the real thing
• Ebola cases drop after hundreds are cleared
• Elderly woman dies of suspected H1N1 flu in city hospital
• Former Secretary of State warns Trump's Ebola response could get Americans killed
• Up to 80% discount on tests
• Dip in vector-borne diseases vis-a-vis previous years
• ‘If Ebola comes, we’ll be wiped out’
• For what it is worth, happy Martyrs Day!
• China dispatches medical expert team to DR Congo to strengthen Ebola response
• Hantavirus: How is the outbreak being contained?
• WHO declares global Ebola emergency
• SNCHD Offering Flu Vaccine and Annouce Closure of FamilPlann­ing Clinic
• Have treatments improved?
• Endemic, epidemic, pandemic: What's the difference?
• Rebel attacks in eastern DRC kill 30 people and hamper Ebola response
• Protests as leader defends U.S. Ebola quarantine hub
• Remote work may drive youth jobs crisis
• Georgia Supreme Court clears the path for delayed executions
• As Ebola spreads, scientists race to find vaccines and treatments
• Doctors see diseases rise as fewer are vaccinated
• USAID cuts have a hand in Ebola outbreak overseas
• Georgia is on the frontlines of global health security
• Chinese team to support Ebola response in DRC
• Spanish authoritie­s cancel DR Congo v Chile World Cup warm-up over Ebola fears
• Never mind the ayahuasca, be patient and take risks and you will be happy
• After Ebola, the Real Crisis Begins
• Health officials concerned about potential for illness during FIFA World Cup
• Kerala to address rising cases of POST-COVID strokes
• EU eases spending rules on energy
• More ticks means greater risk of Lyme disease
• US to re-engage with vaccine alliance in wake of Ebola outbreak
• Malaria: why ancient killer hasn’t been defeated
• AFRICA IS FACING A SHUTOUT
• THE VACCINATIO­N YOU DIDN’T KNOW YOU NEEDED
• Spanish town mayor bans DRC friendly
• Congolese Montrealer­s have plans upended by Canada’s Ebola travel restrictio­ns