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February 27, 2025

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The child dies because of the measles epidemic, marking the first US death in a decade

Listen to the article A child in West Texas died of measles, state health officials said on Wednesday, the first American death from the extremely contagious disease in a decade. It comes after an outburst in Texas, grew up from a handful of more than 130 in two states. The child, who was not vaccinated against the disease, died overnight in a children’s hospital, the Texas Health Department said in a statement. “We had so many kids coming and then we obviously weren’t prepared, probably so early in what we see death,” said Amy Thompson, chief executive of Covenant Children’s

November 15, 2024

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WHO and CDC blame a key factor as measles cases rise 20% worldwide

A vial of measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine is pictured at the International Community Health Services clinic in Seattle, Washington, U.S., March 20, 2019. — Reuters The World Health Organization (WHO) and the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealed that measles cases increased by 20% last year, worldwide. According to health services, this dramatic rise is due to a lack of vaccination coverage in the world’s poorest and conflict-ridden countries. Almost half of all large and troublesome outbreaks occurred in the African region where the number of deaths rose by 37%, they said. “Right now,

July 13, 2024

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The CDC reports three possible cases of bird flu in Colorado

Colorado has reported three suspected cases of H5 bird flu infection in poultry workers, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced Friday. The three people had mild symptoms, the CDC said in a statement. The infections occurred in workers who killed infected animals at a poultry facility experiencing an outbreak of H5N1 bird flu, it said. Symptoms included conjunctivitis, or pink eye, and common symptoms of a respiratory infection, Colorado officials said in a statement, adding that none of the people were hospitalized. State epidemiologists said the infections appear to have come from contact with infected poultry. The

December 28, 2023

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The JN.1 variant accounts for nearly half of all US COVID-19 cases: CDC

Health authorities are concerned about the unprecedented accumulation of JN.1 mutations inherited from the maternal variant A representational image showing masked people crossing a busy street. — Unscrew The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently reported that the new variant of COVID-19, JN.1, now accounts for 44.1% of cases in the United States, indicating a significant increase in the prevalence of the rapidly spreading variant. The increase in JN.1 cases is more than double the 21.3% estimate for the week ended Dec. 9, after Thanksgiving, CBS News reported, citing the CDC’s findings. The highest prevalence among other regions

October 30, 2023

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What does this CDC report reveal about long-term Covid in children?

An 8-year-old girl is tested for the coronavirus disease at a school clinic in South Gate, Los Angeles, California, USA. on August 12, 2021. — Reuters A new report suggested that in 2022, 1% of children in the United States suffered from long-term Covid-19 symptoms, as researchers showed that those infected with the virus can have many symptoms for months. According to the report recently published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about 92% of those 17 and under in the past year harbored antibodies indicating a previous infection with Covid-19. The report’s authors, however, also noted the

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