India’s Nipah virus outbreak has already affected five people, prompting nearly 100 others to be placed under quarantine. In a swift response, Thailand has started screening passengers arriving from India, according to media reports
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Hantavirus cases are skyrocketing in Argentina in 2025, with health officials reporting a dramatic surge in infections across rural communities. Authorities are raising the alarm, urging everyone to stay alert and take proactive measures to prevent the virus from spreading even more
Argentina has faced relentless waves of COVID-19, stretching its healthcare system to the breaking point. Explore Our World in Data’s detailed country profile to uncover the newest insights on case trends and vaccination progress
The United Kingdom’s fight against COVID-19 unfolds as a gripping tale of initial hurdles, swift vaccine rollouts, and the emergence of new variants. With insights from Our World in Data, we can dive into a detailed timeline of cases, deaths, and vaccinations that have defined the nation’s journey through the pandemic
Lumpy skin’ protests are igniting a wave of solidarity across France, as farmers band together in a bold stand against the government’s proposed cull to combat the cattle disease. Determined demonstrators are demanding smarter, more effective strategies to protect both their livelihoods and their herds
Flu cases are skyrocketing across Canada, with children hit hardest by the outbreak, raising alarm over growing strain on health-care resources. Hospitals are overwhelmed with a surge in admissions as officials urge everyone to stay vigilant and get vaccinated without delay
Spain has just reported eight new suspected cases of African swine fever, raising alarm bells over potential export restrictions. In response, authorities are intensifying efforts to contain the outbreak and safeguard the economy
Canada has lost its measles-free status after a year of continuous transmission, the World Health Organization confirmed. This resurgence highlights the urgent challenges in maintaining vaccination coverage and strengthening public health efforts
Canada has lost its measles elimination status as outbreaks surge, fueled by declining vaccination rates. Health officials are urging a renewed push for immunization to halt the swift spread of this highly contagious disease
Canada is on the verge of losing its hard-won measles elimination status as cases soar, NBC News reports. At the same time, the U.S. faces a troubling surge in outbreaks, raising urgent concerns about vaccination rates and the resilience of public health efforts
France is grappling with a fresh wave of cattle disease outbreaks, prompting heightened surveillance and swift containment measures. Authorities urge farmers to promptly report any signs of illness to help halt the spread before it takes hold
Measles cases in the Americas have surged dramatically this year, soaring 31-fold, with Canada hit hardest by the outbreak. Even more alarming, 71% of those infected were unvaccinated, highlighting urgent and critical gaps in our immunization coverage
Taiwan has just confirmed its very first case of the chikungunya virus linked to the recent outbreak in China, health authorities revealed. Officials are now closely monitoring the situation and intensifying preventive measures to protect everyone’s health
Brazil confirms a fresh bird flu outbreak, sparking alarm among poultry farmers and public health officials. Authorities are calling for heightened vigilance and strict biosecurity measures to curb the virus’s spread. Stay tuned for continuous updates on goSkagit
Canada is grappling with an alarming rise in measles cases, as health officials sound the alarm over potential outbreaks linked to falling vaccination rates. Experts are urging everyone to prioritize immunization, highlighting its crucial role in safeguarding vulnerable communities and halting the spread of this highly contagious disease.
Influenza cases are on the rise across Australia, and health officials are gearing up for a challenging peak flu season. Hospitals are seeing a spike in admissions, leading to urgent calls for the public to stay alert and get vaccinated to help slow the spread of this virus.