
Today’s Infectious Disease (12/4/2025)
Shingles Vaccine May Lowers Dementia Risk by 20% The shingles vaccine may significa8ntly lower the risk of dementia, a new study showed. Individuals who received

Shingles Vaccine May Lowers Dementia Risk by 20% The shingles vaccine may significa8ntly lower the risk of dementia, a new study showed. Individuals who received

Advocates for public health and farmworker safety are calling on the EPA to ban medically important antimicrobials in pesticides. The petition, organized by the Center

Pesticides and common household chemicals can harm beneficial bacteria living in the human gut, a new study indicates. Scientists discovered that a range of chemicals,

Whooping cough (also known as pertussis) cases are surging in the US, with over 25,000 cases recorded so far this year. This is the second

An mRNA flu shot was more effective than a currently available flu shot in a large human trial. Over 18,000 adults participated in the late

Infant Botulism Outbreak Linked to Formula Grows to 31 Hospitalizations Contaminated baby formula has now sickened 31 infants across 15 states, including New Jersey. Since

Pfizer’s RSV vaccine was over 90% effective at preventing severe outcomes from respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in older adults, according to a new study. Previous

Avian Flu Strikes More Poultry Farms and Backyard Flocks Avian flu (also known as bird flu) activity continues to surge in poultry flocks throughout the

The infant botulism outbreak caused by contaminated baby formula has grown to 23 cases. All 23 of the babies have been hospitalized. The babies became

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) confirmed 42 new measles cases this week, raising the national total to 1,723 infections in 2025. Cases