Thai health officials report that confirmed COVID-19 infections are approaching 100,000 as the nation experiences a concurrent surge in broader respiratory disease cases.

Health officials and analysts warn that the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is complicated by widespread community skepticism toward medical interventions. Addressing this crisis of trust is now considered essential to containing the virus.

Young swimmers fell ill following a strong chlorine odor at a municipal facility on Salamina island, prompting local health officials to investigate water quality and ventilation standards.

The National Public Health Center urges caution regarding enterobiasis, noting that parasite eggs spread easily in households as children prepare to return to educational institutions.

Health officials have initiated a targeted vaccination drive in response to a lethal Ebola virus outbreak, aiming to contain transmission and protect vulnerable communities in the region.

Health officials introduce a comprehensive strategy addressing alcohol abuse as both a public health crisis and a barrier to national economic development.

Health officials caution foragers against consuming toxic varieties like the death cap and destroying angel after several cases resulted in severe illness and amputations.

With health officials warning that the Ebola outbreak may be significantly underreported and young children facing high fatality rates, families and educators are pushing to postpone the return to classrooms.

Health officials express concern over a rapid increase in West Nile Virus infections across Greece, marking seven days of rising cases and the first serious hospitalization involving a minor.

Public health officials confirm that several Icelandic primary schools are introducing alcohol breathalyzers at student events to address rising underage drinking rates, marking a proactive shift in youth substance prevention strategies.

Health officials have confirmed that the Ebola transmission chain in Uganda has ended after 42 days without new infections. Meanwhile, the outbreak continues to spread in the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo, prompting renewed containment efforts.

Public health officials report six individuals who did not visit the Urkult cultural festival have been diagnosed with measles, prompting investigation into potential transmission chains.

While milk bars remain a beloved social staple in Rwanda, health officials warn that excessive daily consumption may pose significant long-term dietary and metabolic risks.

Health officials have issued a "Do Not Swim" advisory for a popular Dublin beach after water quality tests revealed dangerously high bacterial contamination.

Pennsylvania health officials confirmed that one of two recent measles fatalities involving unvaccinated individuals was an infant, highlighting ongoing concerns over vaccine hesitancy and disease spread.

Health officials confirm that a young child was one of two people who died following complications from measles cases reported in Pennsylvania.

Labor representatives and medical experts are pressing the Ministry of Health to address unresolved workplace disputes that triggered a widespread nursing walkout. Stakeholders emphasize that timely negotiations are essential to restore routine healthcare services.

Deputy Health Minister Mario Themistokleous publicly responded to opposition figure Pavlos Polakis, affirming his right to criticize Greece's public health system while accusing him of distorting facts regarding its current state.

England has begun distributing HPV self-sampling kits to women aged 25 to 49 as part of its expanded cervical cancer screening program. Health officials state the initiative aims to increase participation rates and improve early detection.

Health officials intend to move both the outpatient and rehabilitation departments from the Kristnes facility to newly rented premises before December. The relocation aims to consolidate services and improve operational capacity.

Dutch health officials have confirmed a death linked to West Nile virus infection, marking the first fatality from the disease in the country.

European health officials are monitoring a significant rise in West Nile virus cases, urging the public to take preventive measures while avoiding unnecessary alarm.

The Institute of Public Health confirmed a single measles case last week, prompting officials to emphasize the critical need for complete vaccination coverage across the country.

Following the confirmation of Albania's first West Nile fever case, public health officials have deployed a specialist team to Korçë to conduct epidemiological and entomological investigations.

Health officials warn that dengue fever transmission is not slowing down, urging continued public vigilance and preventive measures amid rising cases.

Hospitalizations for children under five have risen sharply due to spreading flu-like symptoms, prompting health officials and experts to advocate for free vaccination programs for this age group.

Health officials and clinicians are calling for systemic reforms to address the overprescription and long-term dependency issues surrounding antidepressants in the United Kingdom.

Medical authorities caution that improperly weighted or carried school backpacks can lead to back, neck, and shoulder pain, with symptoms appearing as early as second grade.

Health officials emphasize the urgent necessity of proper disposal methods for sharps and expired medications to prevent environmental contamination and public health hazards.

Eye injuries reported at a Jaffna temple festival have raised concerns among health officials regarding possible UV exposure as a contributing factor.

Alfalfa sprouts have been identified as the likely source of food poisoning illnesses affecting individuals in Minnesota and Wisconsin, prompting health officials to investigate the outbreak.

Gaza health officials have reported that an Israeli strike on a police station resulted in the deaths of nine people.

Health officials have confirmed a norovirus outbreak at the Priessnitz spa in Jeseník, Czech Republic, with a total of 115 visitors affected, though new cases are now minimal.

Measles, described as the "most contagious infection we know," can become dangerous, and health officials anticipate an increase in cases.

Health officials in Bohol, Philippines, report low measles-rubella vaccination rates, attributing the struggle to widespread misinformation and misconceptions on social media.

The vice-president of the National Association of Public Health Doctors in Portugal advises people not to look directly at an eclipse, warning of potential irreversible vision damage and listing symptoms to watch for.

Lithuania has registered 92 cases of tick-borne encephalitis this year, with one fatality reported. Health officials are advising the public on how to identify and prevent the disease.

Health officials are reiterating warnings for beachgoers along the Gulf Coast due to a continuing surge in deadly bacterial infections, urging caution to prevent further spread.

A tourist diagnosed with hantavirus has been isolated in Galicia, Spain, along with two asymptomatic close contacts. Health officials confirmed the tourist was asymptomatic a week prior to their travel to the region.

A potential Ebola mutation threat in Congo has prompted health officials to expand their interventions against the infection. Authorities state that the time for gradual steps has ended, necessitating more aggressive measures.

The first horse in Belgium has been infected with the West Nile virus and had to be euthanized. Veterinary professionals are urging doctors to be vigilant, warning that humans could be the next step.

A large cyclosporiasis outbreak, believed to be linked to contaminated lettuce, has now expanded to include cases in 15 US states. Health officials are investigating the widespread illness.

Los Angeles County health officials have issued a warning for beachgoers to avoid entering the ocean at Santa Monica Pier and Venice Beach due to high bacteria levels. The advisory comes as hot weather is expected to continue throughout the week.

New research has once again debunked any connection between MMR vaccines and autism, as U.S. public health officials express concern over steadily dropping childhood vaccination rates.

Sydney emergency departments experienced a record day, leading health officials to urge the public to avoid hospitals unless their life is in danger, as the winter flu season puts pressure on the health system.

A new law in Israel has taken effect, requiring graphic images depicting the dangers of smoking to be displayed on tobacco product packaging, a move hailed by health officials as a significant step in public health.

The number of Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 3,200, approaching the record figures of the country's worst previous outbreak. Health officials continue to monitor the escalating situation.

Federal health officials have issued a warning that excessive screen time could lead to permanent brain delays in children. They introduced 'the 5 Ds' framework to help parents combat screen addiction and protect children's cognitive skills.

A veterinarian has offered guidance on how to protect animals from the new world screwworm, whose return has raised concerns among the livestock industry, animal health officials, and pet owners.

US health officials have launched an investigation into a new outbreak of a parasite that causes diarrhea. The specific parasite and affected regions are currently under review.

Mexican health officials have humorously stated that hummingbirds have been misled by evolution into adopting very poor dietary choices, leading to an 'unhealthy' lifestyle.

Sweden is experiencing a record number of Tick-Borne Encephalitis (TBE) cases this year, with an increasing tick population contributing to the surge. Public health officials are addressing concerns about tick-borne diseases and vaccine information.

At least twelve Palestinians, including a family of six with four children, have been killed in recent Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip, according to health officials.

An increasing number of parents in Sweden are opting out of the crucial vitamin K injection for their newborns, a trend described as 'worrying' by health officials. The vitamin K shot is vital for preventing serious bleeding in infants.

A second person has died in the ongoing Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in New York City. Health officials are continuing to investigate the source and extent of the outbreak.

Health officials are providing information on how the Cyclospora parasite spreads and offering advice on protective measures to prevent infection.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. ignited public debate and vaccine misinformation after suggesting that two recent measles fatalities were fabricated, citing questions raised by a local coroner. Health officials have strongly condemned the remarks as dangerous and factually incorrect.

The Nigerian federal government has deployed 500,000 diphtheria vaccine doses and activated a specialized task force to combat a growing outbreak in Katsina and Kano states. Health officials are coordinating emergency response efforts to contain the spread.

Public health officials report nearly 30 active online alcohol retailers in Iceland, raising concerns over inadequate age verification and consumer safety protocols.

Health officials in Germany are tracking a localized malaria outbreak linked to an airport, which has resulted in six infections and two fatalities.

Public health officials are tracking a growing measles outbreak concentrated in Pennsylvania’s Amish regions, where limited vaccination rates have heightened vulnerability. Authorities are urging immediate isolation protocols and emergency immunization efforts to contain further transmission.

Local health officials in Ghana’s Oti Region are rallying stakeholders to establish a regional medical supply depot in Worawora, aiming to improve access and sustainability for the country’s Free Primary Healthcare program.

Health officials in Croatia and the Philippines are updating disease management protocols following new African swine fever reports in local municipalities.

Residents across Switzerland are experiencing significant difficulties coping with an intense heatwave that has disrupted daily life and strained infrastructure. Health officials have issued warnings as temperatures remain well above seasonal averages.

Public health officials note a significant pause in transmission within Uganda while the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo continues to experience mounting fatalities from the virus.

Baguio City has recorded a 39% decrease in leptospirosis cases compared to the same period last year, though one fatality has been confirmed. Local health officials attribute the decline to improved prevention efforts and public awareness campaigns.

Public health officials in Greece’s Attica region have escalated nighttime aerial and ground spraying operations to curb the spread of the West Nile virus. The intensified campaign follows rising case numbers and aims to protect vulnerable populations from potential outbreaks.

Following the death of a 16-year-old from meningitis in County Laois, public health officials and families are urging an accelerated vaccination catch-up program to protect vulnerable youth.

Health officials in South Africa have verified that commercially canned sardines remain safe for consumption despite the detection of pilchard herpesvirus in wild populations, while warning the public against handling dead fish on beaches.

Health officials record a sharp increase in dengue fever infections across the country, highlighting ongoing challenges in vector control and public health response.

Health officials report a historic surge in cyclosporiasis cases linked to contaminated food, prompting renewed warnings about vulnerabilities in the food production supply chain.

Health officials and advocates are pressing authorities to implement stricter containment measures and improve sanitation to curb the ongoing cholera transmission.

Health officials in Quezon province recorded 2,276 dengue cases and 12 fatalities between January and August, marking a significant decrease compared to the previous year.

Health officials are considering denying specialized mental health services to minors suffering from severe addiction to highly addictive HHC vaping products.

Capital health officials celebrated the successful vaccination campaign targeting measles while honoring thousands of healthcare workers for their contributions.

Health officials and advocates warn that Trinidad and Tobago has reached a breaking point in its oncology services, citing overwhelming demand and strained medical resources.

The mpox virus is experiencing a resurgence with cases reported in previously unaffected regions, raising global health concerns. Public health officials are now prioritizing targeted vaccination and surveillance to curb further transmission.

State health authorities have confirmed two fatalities linked to measles cases within Pennsylvania, highlighting ongoing public health concerns.

Following a severe poisoning incident where a woman consumed mislabeled datura fruit, Indian health authorities have launched a strict enforcement campaign against unauthorized street vendors. The move aims to prevent further public health emergencies linked to toxic plant sales.

Medical experts in Ghana are urging immediate action to address strokes as a growing public health crisis, emphasizing prevention and rapid response systems.

Health officials emphasize that perishable foods left out for more than two hours in high temperatures pose serious health risks, though awareness remains low.

Government data shows a significant increase in emergency room admissions for teens and young adults suffering from intoxication involving medications, gases, and other toxic substances. Health officials are urging closer monitoring and prevention strategies for this demographic.

Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo are battling an unprecedented surge in Ebola cases, marking the most severe epidemic in the country's history and straining regional healthcare resources.

Large beverage and food corporations in India are actively lobbying against government proposals to mandate red warning labels on sugary drinks and unhealthy products, clashing with public health officials who argue the measures are essential for combating obesity.

Health officials in Delhi have logged 272 dengue fever cases and 95 malaria cases this year, with no deaths reported despite 15 new dengue cases emerging this week.

Public health experts in Albania have clarified that West Nile Fever does not spread between humans, identifying mosquito bites as the primary transmission route and highlighting coastal areas and older adults as higher-risk groups.

Ireland's Health Service Executive (HSE) has issued a warning about high-risk drugs found in vapes sold in shops and on the black market, stating they are as dangerous as opiates.

Toronto Public Health is investigating an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in a downtown area of the city, with six confirmed cases reported. Health officials are working to identify the source and prevent further spread.

Health officials have identified norovirus as the probable cause of a mass illness affecting clients and visitors at the Priessnitz Medical Spa in Jeseník, Czech Republic, which manifests as intestinal flu symptoms.

Greek health officials have cautioned that the current West Nile virus season could be one of the most severe in recent years, with the number of cases already surpassing previous years at this point in the transmission period.

MMR vaccination rates for children in Montenegro have seen a slight increase, but coverage remains significantly below the recommended 95%. Health officials are particularly concerned about the large number of children who have not received their second dose.

Eight children have died and hundreds more are ill in villages across Madhya Pradesh, with health officials stating that the children showed symptoms associated with multiple infections rather than a single identifiable disease. The cause remains unknown.

Greece is experiencing a rise in West Nile Virus cases, particularly in the Attica region, prompting health officials to urge vigilance and explain factors contributing to its spread. Authorities in Attica have now stepped up mosquito control efforts in response to the emerging cases.

Health officials in Louisiana continue to issue warnings to beachgoers following a surge in Vibrio vulnificus infections, a flesh-eating bacteria, with nine confirmed cases and five fatalities reported this year.

Five people have died in Louisiana from flesh-eating bacteria, with health officials linking all cases to seawater exposure and warning beachgoers.

Suffolk County, New York, has confirmed a fourth case of tularemia, also known as 'rabbit fever,' prompting health officials to issue warnings about the disease's transmission via ticks.

Michigan health officials have eased their advisory on lettuce consumption, stating that residents can resume regular habits as cyclosporiasis cases decline. The state had previously issued a health advisory and reported two associated deaths from the foodborne illness.

Health officials in Florida are reporting an increase in leprosy cases, also known as Hansen’s disease, which can affect nerves, skin, and respiratory tract.

Florida is experiencing an increase in leprosy cases, prompting health officials to issue guidance on how residents can reduce their risk of contracting the disease.

Latvian health officials have issued an urgent appeal to the public, urging eligible individuals to come forward and donate blood to replenish critical supplies.

Cases of tularemia, commonly known as rabbit fever, have been detected in the US, prompting health officials to advise the public on symptoms and preventative measures.

Florida health officials have confirmed the state's first 2026 fatality from Vibrio vulnificus, a flesh-eating bacteria that thrives in warm coastal waters and poses higher risks to individuals with weakened immune systems.

Public health officials in Split-Dalmatia County urged residents near Prgomet, where a fire spread to a waste disposal site, to close windows and doors to protect themselves from smoke exposure. The fire prompted special health warnings for the affected area.

Pediatricians and health officials are navigating the Trump administration's disruption of long-standing vaccine advice, with some steering patients to alternative authoritative websites instead of the CDC.

Following eight cases of West Nile fever, health officials recommend vaccination and prophylaxis for travelers to Africa and the Indian Ocean, with six individuals currently hospitalized.

Health officials in San Diego County have issued a warning after a bat, which later tested positive for rabies, landed on a family's table at a restaurant. This marks the 22nd rabid bat found in the county this year.

Greek health officials are providing guidance on how to treat and prevent stings from purple jellyfish, which are becoming a common and dangerous presence in the Mediterranean Sea.

The FDA is investigating multiple cyclosporiasis outbreaks across the US, with a new announcement adding to cases reported in the Midwest, including Michigan and four other states, and a new outbreak now linked to an unspecified product. These outbreaks have resulted in hundreds of hospitalizations since May, prompting public health officials to advise on symptom identification.

The FDA is investigating a new cluster of cyclospora infections, bringing the total to four outbreaks in the US that have resulted in over 300 hospitalizations since May. Public health officials are advising individuals who have recently consumed lettuce on how to identify symptoms of cyclosporiasis.

Public health officials are investigating how the cyclospora parasite, transmitted only through human feces, entered the food supply, raising ongoing concerns about food safety amid the unresolved outbreak.

Michigan state health officials report that cases of Cyclosporiasis, an intestinal illness, have climbed to over 7,000 in the state.

A fourth person has died in the ongoing Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in New York City, with health officials continuing to investigate the source and extent of the outbreak as cases rise.

A cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to lettuce has expanded to a fifth state, prompting health officials to weigh in on the safety of consuming lettuce and urge caution as the investigation continues.

An Israeli air strike on Gaza City has resulted in injuries to at least 14 people, according to health officials in Gaza.

Gostivar General Hospital has reported 350 examinations and three hospitalizations for enterocolitis symptoms. Health officials are now considering declaring an epidemic to improve coordination and prevention efforts.

The first death has been reported in the Legionnaires' disease outbreak on the Upper East Side, as the number of confirmed cases rises to 67. Health officials are investigating the source and extent of the outbreak.

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Local health officials report a significant increase in male circumcision procedures within the Marondera district, reflecting shifting public health trends.

Health officials report a severe substance abuse crisis in Sri Lanka, with drug and alcohol-related fatalities claiming almost 100 lives every day.

Palestinian health officials report that three individuals were killed during recent Israeli military strikes targeting areas across the Gaza Strip. Rescue teams are working to clear debris and assess further casualties amid ongoing hostilities.

Health officials and organizations across Zimbabwe are gearing up for an upcoming awareness campaign aimed at promoting responsible antibiotic use and combating antimicrobial resistance.

Mining giant Newmont has committed resources to rebuild the emergency centre at Bomaa Hospital, drawing praise from Ghanaian health officials. The initiative will upgrade critical medical facilities to improve patient care in the region.

A local resident offering complimentary morning meals to neighbors is being challenged by health officials who insist on obtaining proper permits before continuing operations.

Epidemiologists have confirmed two fatalities from malaria in Germany, linking the cases to warmer weather patterns that expand mosquito habitats. Mosquito traps have been deployed at affected airport locations for laboratory analysis.

Public health officials and policymakers are clashing over vaccination strategies and disease prevention after two fatalities linked to measles were reported.

Greek health officials are intensifying mosquito control efforts in eastern Attica following a rise in West Nile virus infections, aiming to prevent further community transmission.

A high-end resort in County Westmeath has temporarily shut its doors after a norovirus outbreak affected staff and guests. Health officials are conducting sanitation protocols and contact tracing to contain the spread within the facility.

The U.S. Health Secretary sparked controversy by claiming that state health officials may have falsified data regarding fatalities linked to recent measles outbreaks.

Health officials urge residents to get vaccinated against tick-borne encephalitis immediately, as late summer and early autumn remain peak seasons for ticks and infection rates are notably high across the country.

Health officials report that 955 people have died from the disease, including five children within a single 24-hour period, underscoring the severity of the current epidemic.

The Croatian Agency for Medicinal Products and Medical Devices has cautioned consumers against buying unregulated peptides through internet vendors. Health officials emphasize the potential health risks associated with unverified pharmaceutical products sold online.

Health officials have confirmed a single case of scarlet fever among students at a school in Wellington, prompting standard hygiene protocols and parent notifications. Authorities continue to monitor the situation while emphasizing that the illness remains easily treatable with antibiotics.

State health officials confirmed two fatalities linked to measles in Pennsylvania, contributing to a nationwide surge in cases that marks the highest incidence in over three decades.

Health officials and critics point to HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s repeated dissemination of false information about the MMR vaccine as a contributing factor to a deadly measles outbreak in Pennsylvania.

Hospitals in Nikšić, Montenegro, have seen a sharp increase in children under 16 admitted for gastrointestinal illnesses over the past two weeks, prompting health officials to emphasize proper rehydration and preventive care.

Health officials and advocates assess the initial outcomes of the inaugural HPV awareness day, highlighting key lessons learned and strategies to expand vaccination and education initiatives.

Health officials and experts are highlighting the persistent risk of foodborne illnesses during the summer months, urging the public to take precautions against contamination. The discussion also covers the economic and health burdens placed on individuals and the healthcare system by preventable poisoning cases.

Health officials confirmed the deaths of two unvaccinated residents in Pennsylvania due to a measles outbreak, highlighting ongoing public health concerns regarding vaccine coverage.

Serbian public health officials have officially confirmed a local case of measles, prompting renewed calls for vaccination awareness amid regional concerns over declining immunization rates.

Health officials in Bangladesh's capital city have recorded a sharp spike in dengue infections, underscoring urgent needs for vector control measures and public awareness campaigns during peak transmission seasons.

Authorities in five southeastern municipalities have begun coordinated pesticide spraying campaigns aimed at reducing mosquito populations and preventing potential disease outbreaks.

Medical authorities emphasize that timely patient transfer and intervention are critical to preventing fatal outcomes as dengue cases continue to circulate.

A senior minister in Rajasthan has contracted swine flu, prompting state health officials to intensify surveillance amid rising influenza cases in neighboring regions.

Senior health officials across Africa commended Ethiopia's recent healthcare advancements while advocating for enhanced continental collaboration to strengthen public health systems.

Austrian health officials report a growing number of Legionnaires disease infections in Linz, with the exact source of contamination still unidentified and three fatalities confirmed.

Belgian health officials are investigating a large-scale foodborne illness outbreak affecting more than 300 individuals, traced back to the consumption of eggs contaminated with salmonella bacteria.

US health officials have linked alfalfa sprouts to a food-poisoning outbreak across 15 states, prompting Everything Sprouts to recall its products after dozens of cases were reported.

Health officials in Tacloban City, Leyte, and Calbayog City, Samar, report that misinformation on social media and lingering fears from the 2017 Dengvaxia controversy are hindering the measles-rubella vaccination campaign in Eastern Visayas.

Federal Health Minister Mustafa Kamal has directed health officials to implement mandatory HIV screening before all surgical procedures involving skin piercing or incisions across Pakistan to curb healthcare-associated transmissions.

An outbreak of a rare type of Ebola has been reported, prompting health officials to provide information on the disease and its spread.

Health officials in New Zealand are meeting daily to monitor a surge in hospital admissions, leading to the setup of flu wards and the cancellation of elective surgeries.

Health officials in Greece have expressed surprise at the high number of West Nile virus cases reported in the Attica region. They are advising the public on protective measures against the virus.

A young adult has died from meningococcal disease in New Zealand's Waikato region, prompting health officials to urge the public to get vaccinated.

Two additional states have been linked to an ongoing cyclospora outbreak, which health officials suspect is connected to contaminated lettuce.

Drinking water in Gospić, Croatia, was not tested for PFAS compounds for five months, despite claims from health officials that the water is safe. Samples were only taken recently after the oversight was reported.

Health New Zealand is working to improve plans for upgrading three regional hospitals in the North Island, following a Treasury report that highlighted significant issues needing attention.

Pune has reported 749 suspected dengue cases this year, with a significant increase observed during June and July. Health officials are monitoring the situation.

Dozens of UK citizens have contracted cyclosporiasis, with health officials noting that many had vacationed at Riviera Maya resorts, prompting inspectors to take food and beverage samples in Quintana Roo.

Public health officials and the Granby Zoo are urging visitors who had direct contact with a Japanese macaque on August 4 to contact Info-Santé due to potential health concerns.

Health officials are concerned that the Ebola virus responsible for a massive outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo could be mutating, as cases have now surpassed 4,000. The health watchdog plans to escalate its response by going door-to-door to find patients.

Health officials in Los Angeles County have warned visitors to Universal Studios Hollywood that they may have been exposed to measles on Sunday, July 26, prompting a public health advisory.

Slovakia is experiencing a severe heatwave, with temperatures exceeding 40 degrees Celsius, leading to an increased risk of both wildfires and food poisoning. Health officials are advising residents on how to protect themselves from overheating and ensure food safety.

A nationwide outbreak of the Cyclospora parasite, traced to contaminated salad, has now affected more than 10,000 people. Health officials are monitoring hotspots and investigating the source of the diarrhea-causing illness.

Two individuals in Michigan have died from cyclosporiasis, prompting concerns about an outbreak of the parasitic infection. Health officials are investigating the cause and advising on symptoms and prevention.

NPR's Ayesha Rascoe discusses the declining trust in public health officials in America with Marianne Udow-Phillips, a lecturer at the University of Michigan's School of Public Health, exploring potential actions officials can take.

Health officials in Iceland are raising significant concerns about the increasing prevalence of online alcohol sales. They fear that current regulations are insufficient to control this trend, potentially leading to negative public health outcomes.

Federal health officials have encouraged state Medicaid officials to stop covering dental fillings containing mercury, citing health concerns.

Health officials report that the Cyclospora outbreak has now spread to nine states across the United States, prompting concerns about public health.

Health officials are issuing strong warnings against the dangerous practice of injecting unprescribed peptides. Experts advise against purchasing and using medications that have not been prescribed by a doctor.

To get slightly ahead of the virus, health officials need to quickly identify people at risk of infection, a practice known as contact tracing. That's a challenge in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

The FDA is investigating multiple cyclosporiasis outbreaks across the US, with over 11,000 suspected cases now reported, including spikes in several states. These outbreaks, which have resulted in hundreds of hospitalizations since May, are linked to an unspecified product, prompting public health officials to advise on symptom identification.

Erica Schwartz, the nominee to lead the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), has stated her intention to shift the agency's tone, acknowledging that public health officials need to move away from paternalistic messaging to better reach people.

A Legionnaires' disease outbreak in New York City has claimed a fourth life, though health officials believe the source of the Upper East Side cluster, which sickened 76 people, has likely been eliminated.

Federal health officials, including the FDA, are investigating five separate clusters of cyclosporiasis cases.

Health officials have reported that a test previously believed to have identified the source of a US explosive diarrhea outbreak was, in fact, a false positive.