Measles cases are skyrocketing in North America and Europe, with health experts warning of a potential resurgence. Discover the alarming statistics and what this means for public health.
In a bold move, twenty attorneys general, led by NY's Letitia James, have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over massive layoffs and agency dismantling at HHS. This could have dire consequences for public health and vital services. Read more to find out how this impacts you!
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has urged the CDC to explore vitamin A as a treatment for measles during an outbreak in Texas. While he claims it can reduce mortality, experts warn against its use as a primary treatment.
The US faces its largest measles outbreak in 25 years, with low vaccination rates fueling the spread. Experts warn of a post-herd-immunity world, highlighting urgent public health concerns.
Measles cases are on the rise in the U.S., with outbreaks reported in multiple states. Experts warn that declining vaccination rates could lead to millions of infections. New research emphasizes the importance of increasing MMR vaccinations to prevent a health crisis.
As Texas grapples with its largest measles outbreak in 20 years, whooping cough cases are surging, raising alarms among health officials. This year alone, over 8,400 pertussis cases have been reported, more than double last year's figures.
Whooping cough cases have skyrocketed in the U.S., doubling from last year and leading to tragic deaths among young children. Experts warn that declining vaccination rates are a major factor. Learn more about the alarming rise in this preventable disease.
The US has reported over 900 measles cases this year, with Texas leading the outbreak. Experts warn that declining vaccination rates could jeopardize the country's elimination status.
A startling new report reveals that the Southwest is experiencing the largest measles outbreak since the disease was declared eliminated in 2000. The CDC has classified this as a single outbreak affecting Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, raising alarms among health officials.
Whooping cough cases in the U.S. have surged to alarming levels, with 8,077 cases reported in 2025, compared to just 3,847 last year. Experts warn of rising deaths among infants and link the outbreak to declining vaccination rates.
