A tuberculosis case has been confirmed at a Portland middle school, with potential exposure affecting individuals over eight months. Health officials stress the low risk to the public but urge vigilance and treatment.
Federal health officials are urging seniors to avoid the Ixchiq vaccine for chikungunya due to serious health risks, including deaths and severe side effects. The CDC is currently investigating these alarming reports.
U.S. health officials have advised patients to pause the Ixchiq vaccine after reports of serious adverse events. Investigations are ongoing as the FDA reassesses its safety for older adults.
American travelers aged 60 and older are advised against the chikungunya vaccine amid concerns over potential side effects. Investigations are underway following reports of serious health issues post-vaccination.
Los Angeles County is facing an alarming outbreak of hepatitis A, with cases skyrocketing to 138 in 2024 and continuing to rise in 2025. Public health officials are investigating the unexpected surge and its implications.
The U.S. is facing a severe measles outbreak, with cases exceeding 1,000 for the first time in three decades. Health officials warn of the risks as vaccination rates decline, especially among young children.
A recent measles outbreak in North Dakota has led to nearly 200 unvaccinated students being quarantined for 21 days. This year sees the second-highest cases since 2000, with experts warning of severe consequences.
A measles outbreak in North Dakota marks the first cases in 14 years, with nine confirmed cases among unvaccinated individuals. Health officials urge vaccination and isolation for students exposed.
A measles outbreak fears escalate as an unvaccinated individual travels from Illinois to Missouri, potentially exposing many at the St Louis Aquarium. As cases rise in Texas, health officials urge vigilance.
North Dakota reports five new measles cases, bringing the total to nine in 2025. All cases involve unvaccinated individuals. Health officials urge vaccinations to prevent further spread.
