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Latvia has reported 17 cases of measles this year, predominantly affecting children, with rising concerns over vaccination status.

Dr. Pascual Sánchez Juan argues that Alzheimer’s disease, often mistaken as an ailment of the elderly, has a long onset period and emphasizes the importance of early prevention and treatment.

The article discusses the importance of the liver, its numerous functions, and how herbal teas can be beneficial for liver health and purification.

Neurophysiologist Louisa Nicola discusses a study suggesting a strong correlation between leg strength and the prevention of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease.

The Estonian Health Board has issued a warning for travelers to Latvia regarding an outbreak of measles reported by Latvia's Centre for Disease Prevention and Control.

Since the outbreak of measles, Latvia has registered a total of 14 cases, according to information compiled by the Disease Prevention and Control Center (SPKC).

The Latvian Public Health Agency reassures that there are no current indications of a meningitis outbreak in Latvia, despite reports from England.

The Latvian Disease Prevention and Control Centre calls for passengers on specific Riga-Gulbene-Riga bus routes to contact epidemiologists after confirmed measles cases.

In Latvia, flu activity is gradually decreasing but remains at epidemic levels according to the Disease Prevention and Control Center (SPKC).

Latvia has expanded the ability of its Disease Prevention and Control Center to identify contacts in both international and local passenger transport through new governmental regulations.

Experts warn that ticks are increasingly found in urban areas, including city parks and gardens, highlighting a rising trend in tick-related disease incidents in Lithuania.

A recent study suggests that nearly half of cancer-related deaths could be prevented through reduced risk factors and improved early detection and treatment.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention reports a decline in new Lassa fever infections but an increase in the death toll to 109 so far this year.

World Kidney Day Week is taking place in Itaperuna, Brazil, with a focus on promoting kidney health and vaccinations for chronic kidney disease patients.

Health experts are urging younger individuals to pay attention to cholesterol levels, recommending that monitoring should start as early as age 10 to prevent heart diseases.

A new study reveals that familiar Finnish foods can effectively reduce belly fat and prevent health issues such as high cholesterol, type 2 diabetes, and fatty liver disease, while also lowering cancer risk.

Cuiabá, Brazil reported 323 notifications of dengue in 2026, marking a significant decrease compared to 2025, accompanied by a notable drop in chikungunya cases as well.

The article discusses the importance of starting health practices in childhood to ensure a healthy old age, as some diseases may not manifest until later in life.

The City Hall of Araraquara is launching the 9th Regional Campaign "Together Against Dengue" to promote disease prevention and community awareness.

An expert discusses coping strategies for families facing an Alzheimer's diagnosis, including managing stress, slowing disease progression, and considerations for care.

World Kidney Day emphasizes the need for prevention, early diagnosis, and adequate treatment of kidney diseases, as highlighted by HSJosé Hospital in Criciúma.

World Kidney Day will kick off a series of health education activities and chronic kidney disease screening in São Luís, Brazil.

Doctor Jorge Mena Zúñiga emphasizes the importance of early detection and prevention of chronic kidney disease, highlighting that most individuals with kidney damage remain unaware until it's too late.

International Kidney Day is celebrated every March 12 to raise awareness about the importance of kidneys and their functions in the human body.

Influenza cases in Latvia have decreased, yet virus activity still remains above the epidemic threshold, according to monitoring data from the Disease Prevention and Control Center (SPKC).

The International Vision Clinic of Ecuador (CIVE) enhances its focus on glaucoma prevention, a silent disease that can lead to irreversible vision loss.

A dietary trend called "fibermaxxing" is gaining popularity for its potential health benefits, including improved bowel health and a reduced risk of chronic diseases.

The article discusses the importance of nutrition for liver health and lists the best foods that support its functions and prevent diseases.

Marisa Peters, an American woman, shares her journey of being diagnosed with colon cancer after years of unexplained symptoms, underscoring the increase in cancer cases among those under 50.

Latvia's health minister announces a strategic plan to combat heart and vascular diseases, requiring 47 million euros for effective implementation.

A heart disease prevention program in Lithuania emphasizes the importance of early identification and management of risk factors like obesity and hypertension.

A significant number of Germans are not increasing their physical activity levels, despite the proven health benefits of exercise.

Daily intake of 30 grams of fiber can significantly reduce the risk of serious health issues, including heart disease and certain cancers.

The article discusses eight key actions that can potentially reduce the risk of developing breast cancer, emphasizing preventive measures and ongoing research efforts.

In Finland, thousands of people are inadequately using cholesterol medications without regular check-ups, which has raised concerns among healthcare professionals.

The article discusses the increasing prevalence of fatty liver disease, which is often difficult to diagnose until it progresses significantly, and emphasizes lifestyle changes to prevent it.

A 29-year-old woman, Olivia Martinez, took her own life after struggling with the fear of inheriting Huntington's disease, which had claimed the lives of her mother and grandfather.

World Obesity Day on March 4 aims to raise awareness and promote the prevention and treatment of obesity, a condition that poses significant health risks.

A new study suggests that levetiracetam, a drug long used for treating seizures, may prevent the formation of toxic amyloid beta peptides associated with Alzheimer's disease.

Home microbiome tests claim to provide insights into health and dietary recommendations, but the analysis of microbiomes is complex.

The dengue vaccination campaign has started in Uberlândia, Brazil, targeting healthcare workers involved in disease prevention and control.

This year, Latvia has confirmed three cases of the Chikungunya virus linked to travel to the Seychelles, according to the Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (SPKC).

The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention supports Zimbabwe and Zambia in their disagreements with the US government regarding a new health cooperation framework, citing concerns about transparency and national sovereignty.

The WHO reports that Nigeria is making significant progress in combating malaria, with notable declines in infection rates and improved healthcare access.

The Leprosy Truck is providing free consultations and tests for leprosy in Itapeva, Brazil, until Friday.

Colonoscopy is a crucial procedure for detecting colorectal cancer early, but many people in Acre, Brazil, have misconceptions and fears about it, contributing to low screening rates despite a rising incidence of the disease.

The article discusses insights from Spanish nutritionist Cristina Capella Llace's book on preventing chronic inflammation through five foundational principles.

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention highlights that high transportation costs and data issues are impacting the response to Lassa fever cases in Nigeria.

Recent research in Arizona highlights the significant health benefits of maintaining good oral hygiene, linking it to a longer life and reduced disease risk.

The US will support 271,000 Zimbabweans in accessing a new biannual HIV prevention injection as part of a campaign to combat the disease.