disease

Researchers warn climate-linked disease leptospirosis spreading south

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Leptospirosis: A Growing Threat in Australia’s Changing Climate A deadly bacterial disease, leptospirosis, is becoming increasingly prevalent across Australia, particularly impacting rural and agricultural communities. Once considered largely confined to the tropical north, new research indicates the disease is spreading southward, posing a growing risk to public health and livestock. What is Leptospirosis? Leptospirosis is … Read more

Measles outbreak at Ave Maria; Collier County health on high alert | Collier County

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Measles Resurgence: What the Ave Maria Outbreak Signals for Florida and Beyond A measles outbreak centered at Ave Maria University in Collier County, Florida, has triggered a health alert and sparked concerns about potential wider spread. As of Thursday, the CDC confirmed measles cases are rising across the United States, and the Ave Maria cluster, … Read more

Colombia: Delays in Medical Food for Children with Cow’s Milk Allergy Risk Lives

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Colombia’s Infant Health Crisis: Delays in Specialized Nutrition Put Babies at Risk A growing number of families in Colombia are facing a harrowing situation: delays in accessing vital, specialized nutrition for their infants with severe food allergies, particularly to cow’s milk protein (CMPA). More than 1,120 complaints have been filed with the National Health Superintendency, … Read more

Unvacinnated infant dies of measles, Health Ministry warns

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Measles Resurgence: Protecting Children in a Changing Landscape The recent death of a one-year-old infant from measles in Israel, marking the 15th fatality in the ongoing outbreak, serves as a stark reminder of the dangers of vaccine hesitancy and the critical importance of public health measures. This isn’t an isolated incident; globally, we’re witnessing a … Read more

Fasting Before Blood Tests: Why It’s Crucial for Accurate Results

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The Hidden Impact of Breakfast: How Food Timing is Revolutionizing Health Testing For years, we’ve been told to fast before blood tests. But a recent surge in awareness, fueled by medical professionals like Spanish traumatologist Inés Moreno (@latraumatologageek), is highlighting just how dramatically food intake can skew results. This isn’t just about inconvenience; it’s about … Read more

Family shares daughter’s story to raise awareness about rare disease

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The Expanding Net of Newborn Screening: A Future of Early Detection The story of Amelia Myers, a 12-year-old Illinois girl who tragically lost her battle with metachromatic leukodystrophy (MLD), is a stark reminder of the critical importance of newborn screening. While Illinois became the first state to include MLD in its screening panel in 2023, … Read more

Weekly health update | Mpox no longer considered a continental public health emergency

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Africa’s Health Landscape: Navigating Progress and Persistent Challenges Africa’s health sector is undergoing a period of dynamic change, marked by significant victories against infectious diseases, innovative approaches to healthcare delivery, and a growing recognition of the impact of social determinants on well-being. However, persistent challenges – from funding gaps to climate-related health risks – demand … Read more

Measles resurgence puts the U.S. at risk of losing its ‘elimination’ status

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The Measles Resurgence: A Looming Public Health Crisis The United States stands on the precipice of losing its measles elimination status – a distinction earned through decades of dedicated vaccination efforts. A recent surge in cases, tragically linked to two child fatalities and over 760 illnesses in the past year, signals a dangerous trend. The … Read more

Case of Legionnaires’ disease confirmed at state-operated developmental center

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Legionnaires’ Disease and Vulnerable Populations: A Looming Public Health Challenge A recent case of Legionnaires’ disease at the Shapiro Developmental Center in Kankakee, Illinois, serves as a stark reminder of the ongoing vulnerability of individuals in congregate living facilities. While Legionnaires’ disease isn’t new, the confluence of aging infrastructure, a growing population with compromised immune … Read more

Diet’s role in avoiding entanglement with our sick-care system

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From Fat-Free to Full-Fat: The Revolution in How We Understand Food For decades, Americans were told to fear fat. Butter was the enemy, eggs were off-limits, and red meat was a dietary villain. This advice, rooted in now-questioned research from the 1970s and 80s, coincided with a dramatic rise in obesity and chronic disease. But … Read more

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