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MEASLES. “There was a shift in thought that ‘maybe I don’t need vaccines for things that I haven’t seen,’”…”The measles vaccine has in some ways become a victim of its own success; those who haven’t encountered measles before don’t understand why it needs to be prevented…”
Aug 2 2026
EBOLA. “…the primary issue is that more than 80% of new cases in Ituri province, the outbreak epicenter, are not linked to known cases, and more than 60% of Ebola deaths are coming from communities rather than treatment centers.”
Aug 2 2026
MEASLES. “For all practical purposes measles has returned to the United States, both in terms of cases and hospitalizations, as well as two needless deaths. We should expect our annual winter-spring surges of measles to get even worse in subsequent years. And it won’t be just measles—pertussis is also returning, and other childhood infectious diseases might follow.””
Jul 28 2026
HANTAVIRUS. “A small outbreak of a rare hantavirus on a cruise ship earlier this year captured worldwide attention and sparked concerns about a possible new pandemic.”
Jul 28 2026
COVID. “Global threats demand global solidarity. Pathogens with epidemic and pandemic potential, especially respiratory viruses, move faster than borders, politics, and reactive cooperation. No country is safe until all countries are safe. Solidarity must be designed into preparedness, not mobilized after the outbreak has already spread.”
Jul 28 2026
CHIKUNGUYA. “Chikungunya outbreaks have occurred in African, Asian, European countries, and the Indian and Pacific Oceans, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The virus, which is rarely deadly, was found in the Americas and some Caribbean islands in late 2013.”
Jul 28 2026
BIRD FLU. “Why are medical experts concerned about the bird flu?” – “First, birds are highly efficient and effective disease spreaders. Birds do not respect borders, fences or customs.”
Jul 28 2026
EBOLA. “The new outbreak’s origin is still a medical mystery. The vast majority of cases are emerging from unknown chains of transmission, the World Health Organization said.”
Jul 27 2026
EBOLA. “Here in the camps dotted around Ituri Province, the epicenter of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the virus appears to be spreading among the cramped tents that house more than a million displaced Congolese.”
Jul 23 2026
WORLD CUP. “Statement on CDC Public Health Readiness & Response for the FIFA World Cup 2026™”
Jul 23 2026
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