Today’s Infectious Disease News (1/21/24)
Food Poisoning Outbreak from Tainted Cantaloupes Officially Over The food poisoning outbreak caused by cantaloupe has officially ended. The cantaloupe, which contained a harmful bacteria
Food Poisoning Outbreak from Tainted Cantaloupes Officially Over The food poisoning outbreak caused by cantaloupe has officially ended. The cantaloupe, which contained a harmful bacteria
Measles outbreaks have spread to several more states in the Eastern US. The largest cluster of cases has occurred in Philadelphia, where 8 cases have
According to a new study, harmful fungi kill and infect more people than once thought. By examining healthcare data from a variety of countries, the
People Who Have Had a COVID-19 Infection Face a Higher Risk of Digestive Disorders According to a recent study, people who have experienced COVID-19 face
Research out of Tulane University shows that respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) may cause nerve damage. In the past the virus was thought to only infect
Photo Credit: GlaxoSmithKline Gertrude Belle Elion (1918-1999) revolutionized the process of developing new medications. While other researchers used a trial and error approach, Elion pioneered
The FDA is warning Americans about a surge in health issues arising from med spas and IV/hydration clinics. Many med spas and IV clinics have
A measles outbreak in Philadelphia has sickened at least five children, with three more suspected cases yet to be confirmed. The highly contagious virus hospitalized
A particularly dangerous form of Mpox is spreading in multiple world regions, including Europe and the Americas. Outbreaks in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)
RSV, Flu and COVID-19 activity remain active across the country. The Northeast and Midwest regions have felt the worst impacts from COVID-19. Hospitalizations increases by
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