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Immunology experts, the WHO and government leaders have all voiced concern in recent days about the Covid surge

Teenage Cancer Trust concert was part rehearsal, part comedy show

The woman was diagnosed with Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever (CCHF) and is receiving specialist care at the Royal Free Hospital in London

"If I were in Ireland right now, I would be expecting there to be a request for mask-wearing in confined spaces"

House passes Finance Bill 2022.

PUNE: The anti-tuberculosis (TB) treatment in children is set to become shorter, more cost-effective and compliance-friendly, with the World Health Organisation (WHO) strongly recommending change in the paediatric TB treatment duration from six months to four months in its latest guidelines.

Anti-vaxxers are using statistics from the UK's Health Security Agency to claim those who are triple-vaccinated are more likely to be infected with COVID-19 than the unvaccinated. But they're using inaccurate population estimates.

This past week has seen two events linked to attempts to solve the problem of PM2.5 fine dust particles. Wednesday marked the opening of the National Environment Information Centre (NEIC), a 200-million-baht big data analytics centre related to air and dust particle problems.

An interdisciplinary ‘one health’ approach and strong decision-making are our best defence against the next zoonotic-disease outbreak.