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HEALTH1d agoEbola vaccine trial begins in DR CongoWHO chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on X: 'Science gives us hope. Today, in Bunia DRC, the first participants were vaccinated in a new Ebola vaccine trial called Tumaini, which means 'hope' in Swahili.'Le Monde [en]
HEALTH1d agoAre tear gas agents dangerous to health? What the science saysTear gas agents cause temporary irritation but can also lead to serious complications. Thousands of testimonies have raised concerns about possible gynecological effects, which are still little-studied by science.Le Monde [en]
HEALTH1d agoKenya announces second Ebola death, says ‘no evidence’ of community spreadAl Jazeera [en]
HEALTH1d agoEbola: Nigeria case highly similar to Kenya infection – MinisterPremium Times
HEALTH1d agoKenya announces 2nd Ebola death, a close relative of the first patient - AP NewsAP News
HEALTH1d agoEbola Vaccine Trial Begins In DR Congo – WHO ChiefChannels TV
HEALTH1d agoGenomic Sequencing Links Nigeria’s Case To Kenyan Strain — PateThe finding, according to the minister, provides fresh scientific insight into the case as health authorities intensify efforts to prevent further transmission. The post Genomic Sequencing Links Nigeria’s Case To Kenyan Strain — Pate appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
HEALTH1d agoDRC begins new vaccine trial as outbreak kills over 4,600Premium Times
HEALTH1d agoKenya reports second Ebola death, a close relative of first patientSouth China Morning Post
HEALTHBREAKING1d agoNigeria’s first Ebola case ‘highly similar’ to Kenyan one – MinisterVanguard Nigeria
HEALTHBREAKING1d agoEbola: Kenya announces second deathDW News [en]
HEALTH1d agoFlu hospitalization rate at highest level this time of year since 2010 season: CDCThe flu hospitalization rate in the U.S. is at the highest level for this time of year since the 2010 season, according to an update published Friday from the CDC.ABC News
HEALTH1d agoSpiking ambulance response times spur calls for real-time trackingAn ambulance in New York City now takes an average of 13 minutes to reach someone in life-threatening distress.Politico
HEALTH1d agoUS’s top group of OB-GYNs release first-ever rules for GLP-1 use and pregnancyThe percentage of new mothers receiving prescriptions for the drugs has leapt in the past seven yearsThe Independent World
HEALTH1d agoJohannesburg men run in purple briefs to raise prostate cancer awarenessA sea of purple briefs takes over Johannesburg. Men hit the streets on Friday for the Hollard Daredevil Run, raising awareness about prostate cancer, now the most commonly diagnosed cancer in South Africa.Africanews [en]
HEALTH1d agoZamfara Govt Deploys Medical Personnel To Airport, Motor Parks For Ebola ScreeningThe screening exercise had identified a passenger with an elevated body temperature who arrived in Gusau after returning from Saudi Arabia. The post Zamfara Govt Deploys Medical Personnel To Airport, Motor Parks For Ebola Screening appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
HEALTH1d agoMedicare Advantage plans cut for 1 million seniors, insurers sayTwo of the largest private insurers are discontinuing some Medicare Advantage plans amid higher costs and a spike in utilization.CBS News
HEALTH1d agoEbola Patient Showing Signs Of Recovery, Says FGThis comes days after the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) announced that the patient, a Ugandan-born lady, developed multi-organ failure after contracting Ebola disease. The post Ebola Patient Showing Signs Of Recovery, Says FG appeared first on Channels Television.Channels TV
HEALTH1d agoBristol reports patient death in early trial of CAR-T therapy for multiple sclerosisBristol has reported a patient death during an early trial of CAR-T therapy for multiple sclerosis. This event is a critical development in the ongoing research for this treatment.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTH1d agoFewer Overdoses May Explain US Death Decline“Researchers found that naloxone use did not increase relative to the number of overdoses as deaths have fallen since 2023, suggesting that other factors may be driving the national decline in overdose deaths… Comparing trends before and after May 2023, researchers found that nonfatal drug overdoses were 20.9% below levels projected from earlier trends, while […] The post Fewer Overdoses May Explain US Death Decline appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
HEALTH1d agoProbable Dengue Cases Drop Sharply in Brazil“Brazil reports a drop of approximately 70% in probable cases of dengue in 2026, compared to the same period in 2025. As of September 26, 470.5 thousand probable cases were counted in the country, up from 1.5 million in the same period of the previous year. There was also a reduction in the chikungunya and […] The post Probable Dengue Cases Drop Sharply in Brazil appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
HEALTH1d agoGenmab rises, Corcept falls on late-stage antibody-conjugate data for ovarian cancerGenmab's stock has risen while Corcept's has fallen following the release of late-stage antibody-conjugate data concerning ovarian cancer. These market movements reflect the impact of the clinical trial results on the respective pharmaceutical companies.Seeking Alpha Tech
HEALTH1d agoScreening Linked to Fewer CRC Deaths in Basque Adults 50–69“This population-based cohort study in the Basque Country, Spain, examines whether an organized fecal immunochemical test–based screening program was associated with lower colorectal cancer mortality rates from 2004 to 2024… In this cohort study of 438 134 total all-cause deaths among approximately 2.2 million individuals from 2004 to 2024, biennial FIT-based screening was associated with […] The post Screening Linked to Fewer CRC Deaths in Basque Adults 50–69 appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
HEALTH1d agoMalaria Has Fallen Sharply on Bioko Island“Bioko island, off mainland Equatorial Guinea, has managed to sharply reduce malaria infections and deaths. Bioko, roughly half the size of Rhode Island, has used familiar tools: indoor spraying, mosquito nets and keeping control of the larvae population. Its success, however, has depended on something less easily replicated: two decades of painstaking data collection, sustained […] The post Malaria Has Fallen Sharply on Bioko Island appeared first on Human Progress.Human Progress
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