WHO Endorses Clinical Trials of Two New Vaccines for Ebola Outbreak in Congo-Kinshasa
The World Health Organization (WHO) approved clinical trials of two new Ebola vaccines on Wednesday.
WorldThe World Health Organization (WHO) approved clinical trials of two new Ebola vaccines on Wednesday.
WorldThe health consequences of climate change could be devastating. Extreme heat, food shortages and infectious diseases will worsen as the climate changes.
SwedenTorrential rains are expected to hit East Africa as an unusually strong El Niño takes hold. Kenyan smallholder farmer Alfred Omondi Odong’ is among those preparing for the heavy rains. It is understandable that people are worried, because the rains could cause destruction, he says.
WorldA female lab technician has died in a hospital in Russia. Rumor has it that she had pneumonic plague. Russian authorities have since clamped down on information. Here’s what we know - and don’t know - about the suspected plague case.
WorldThe world is demanding transparency following reports of pneumonic plague in Russia. At present, it is not possible to make a full risk assessment, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
WorldThe risk of the general public being infected with plague is low, the World Health Organization (WHO) says after alarm was raised over suspected pneumonic plague in Siberia.
WorldHealthcare workers began being vaccinated against Ebola on Saturday in the epicenter of the outbreak in Congo-Kinshasa.
WorldThe Ebola outbreak in Congo-Kinshasa is still spreading, but efforts to contain the infection appear to be working, according to the World Health Organization.
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