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Viewpoint: Could a fungal infection spur the next pandemic?
Becker’s Hospital Review· 7 days agoIn 2022, WHO created a priority list of pathogenic fungi and noted invasive fungal diseases are on the rise worldwide, particularly in immunocompromised populations. Could fungi spur the next ...
'Govt must now focus on tackling emerging infectious diseases, NCDs'
Investing.com· 2 days agoTalking to IANS, Dr Ishwar Gilada, Secretary General People's Health Organisation-India said that...
FLiRTing with a COVID summer surge? What to know about the newest family of Omicron subvariants
Fortune· 5 hours ago“This is not a surprise; this is always in the cards,” Edwin Michael, PhD, an epidemiologist at the University of South Florida College of Public Health, tells Fortune. “The mutations will keep ...
FDA Extends Upadacitinib Indications to Kids With Arthritis
Medscape· 2 days agoThe JAK inhibitor's safety profile for patients as young as 2 years was similar to known to the...
Awards for outstanding contributions to public health presented during the Seventy-seventh World...
World Health Organization· 5 days agoDuring a special ceremony at the Seventy-seventh World Health Assembly in Geneva on Friday, 31 May...
Cases of gout skyrocket by almost 1,000% in parts of England - hotspots mapped
Daily Express· 6 days agoHealth experts have voiced their concern as some parts of England have seen an almost 1,000 percent...
Why a Little Bit of Dirt May Be Healthy for You
Mercola· 3 days agoOne key to a healthy immune system, a lower rate of allergies and a better mood might be getting dirty. The dirt I’m talking about is in the garden, or your pots if you live in an apartment.
To Your Good Health: Should a fever be treated or allowed to run its course?
The Marshall News Messenger· 6 days agoROACH: Does taking a medicine to reduce fever hurt? ANSWER: There is some experimental evidence that...
Challenges of caring for Alaskans: Fewer people, across more miles, often in cold, dark
Quad-City Times· 2 days agoANCHORAGE, Alaska – When it comes to health care in rural America, every state faces major challenges. Then there's Alaska, where everything is more extreme.
Dr. Roach: Should a fever be treated or not?
Detroit News· 7 days agoDear Dr. Roach: Does taking a medicine to reduce fever hurt? Dear J.S.: There is some experimental evidence that higher temperatures help the body kill bacteria and control virus infections, ...
