Friday, Feb 14

The US Senate confirms Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as health secretary amidst backlash over his history of promoting vaccine misinformation.

Tuesday, Feb 11

Confirmed Ebola cases in Uganda reach nine as health authorities initiate a trial vaccination program against the Sudan strain amid rising vaccine hesitancy.

Sunday, Feb 09

New York City shuts down live poultry markets through February 14 due to avian flu detection, raising concerns about public health and poultry safety.

Saturday, Feb 08

Flu season in the U.S. reaches 15-year high with unprecedented outpatient visits and rising hospitalizations, as health officials recommend vaccinations.

Friday, Feb 07

A new H5N1 bird flu variant has been found in Nevada dairy cattle, prompting concerns about its potential spread to humans.

Thursday, Feb 06

USAID's significant global humanitarian efforts are at risk due to funding freezes, raising alarms about the consequences for millions in crisis.

Thursday, Feb 06

RFK Jr. advances toward confirmation as Health Secretary after Senate Finance Committee's narrow approval amid vaccine safety concerns and partisan divides.

Thursday, Feb 06

Argentina’s President Javier Milei plans to exit the WHO, aligning with Trump’s previously announced withdrawal, raising concerns over health funding.

Tuesday, Feb 04

Uganda starts an Ebola vaccine trial targeting the Sudan strain, marking a swift response to a recent outbreak linked to a nurse's death.

Saturday, Feb 01

A new study highlights alarming increases in urban rat populations linked to rising temperatures and climate change. Cities must adapt their pest control strategies to address this growing issue.