Puerto Vallarta, the Mexican paradise in flames after the death of the drug boss
Puerto Vallarta has descended into chaos following violent outbreaks triggered by the death of drug lord Nemesio Oseguera, known as 'El Mencho'.
Emergency queues continue in Turku - staff at breaking point
Emergency services in Turku are facing ongoing challenges due to high patient volumes caused by influenza and other virus outbreaks.
The murder of the Mexican drug lord caused chaos in the location of the World Cup. FIFA is not worried
The assassination of Mexican drug lord Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes has triggered violent outbreaks in several cities, including Guadalajara, which is set to host World Cup matches.
After the cartel leader's assassination, Mexico deployed 10,000 soldiers
The assassination of cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera, known as 'El Mencho', has led Mexico to deploy 10,000 soldiers in response to violent outbreaks orchestrated by cartel members.
More than five horses have died from the herpes virus - The temperatures of horses will be closely monitored at the Helsinki Horse Show
The upcoming Helsinki International Horse Show is implementing special measures due to serious outbreaks of horse herpes virus EHV-1 recently detected in Finland.
Violence in Mexico after the country’s most wanted drug lord is killed
Following the death of Mexico's most wanted drug lord, violent outbreaks have erupted across various regions of the country.
Violence Erupts in Mexico After Drug Boss's Death
Following the death of a drug cartel leader in Mexico, violent outbreaks have occurred as rival factions vie for control.
The WHO issues a yellow card to Spain for measles management
The WHO has revoked Spain's status as a measles-free country due to declining vaccination rates and recent outbreaks of the virus.
Red-faced howler monkey: species that disappeared during a yellow fever outbreak is recorded again in SC; VIDEO
A red-faced howler monkey was spotted in Jaraguá do Sul, Santa Catarina, marking a rare occurrence since its population was heavily impacted by yellow fever outbreaks.
Farmers fear disease outbreaks from illegal foreign boats
Australian farmers are alarmed about the potential biosecurity risks posed by illegal foreign fishing vessels spotted off Queensland's coast.
Measles outbreaks leave one dead and 306 sick in Michoacán
One death and 306 measles cases have been reported in Michoacán, prompting the governor's call for vaccinations.
'More outbreaks' of deadly zoonotic disease in southern Australia
Researchers in Australia warn that the zoonotic disease leptospirosis is spreading further south due to climate change-related weather events.
Standing water and garbage increase disease risk after rains in Amapá; see how to protect yourself
Recent heavy rains in Amapá have heightened the risk of disease outbreaks, prompting health officials to advise preventive measures and mobilize resources.
City Hall intensifies actions against dengue during the heat and rain period
The city government in Brazil is ramping up efforts to combat the Aedes aegypti mosquito as high temperatures and increased rainfall raise the risk of dengue, zika, and chikungunya outbreaks.
From global leader in vaccines to outbreaks of measles: this is how Mexico lost its golden age
Mexico is experiencing its worst outbreak of measles in decades, resulting in at least 28 deaths, reversing its previous status as a global leader in vaccine production.
Not just street food: these are the products that most commonly cause foodborne illnesses
Foodborne illnesses are increasingly linked not only to street food but also to packed salads, meats, and dairy products, emphasizing the need for strict hygiene standards and proper cold chain management in food handling.
Ethiopia: MSF Establishes a New Project in Southwest Ethiopia Region
Médecins Sans Frontières has launched a new health project in Southwest Ethiopia to address unmet medical needs in a region vulnerable to outbreaks of infectious diseases.
The £10 lip balm that keeps 'nasty cold sores away' on shopper for 'over 4 years'
The LipQ Liquorice Balm, praised for preventing cold sore outbreaks, is trending among UK shoppers, especially leading up to Valentine's Day.
Measles outbreak in Mexico: Which states are the 'red zones' of the disease?
Seven states in Mexico are identified as 'red zones' for measles outbreaks, prompting health officials to accelerate vaccination efforts in these areas.
Why is it important to administer the second dose of the measles vaccine when a baby turns one and a half years old?
The Mexican government is intensifying vaccination campaigns against measles, prioritizing the second dose for children at 18 months to control outbreaks.
New contagious skin disease found in horses in Sweden
A new contagious skin disease caused by the horse parapoxvirus has been detected in Sweden, following outbreaks in Finland; the disease, known for causing severe skin inflammation, poses a low risk of further spread according to officials.
Vaccination is intensified and sanitary cordons are reinforced against measles in the states of Mexico
Health authorities in various states of Mexico are intensifying vaccination strategies and epidemiological surveillance to prevent measles outbreaks primarily among children.
How to locate your nearest vaccination module in Mexico City? Here’s how to find it step by step
Mexico City has introduced vaccination modules to combat the rise of measles outbreaks, providing specific locations and hours for residents.
No Vaccines Against Measles: Outbreaks Occur Everywhere, Warned
Mexico is facing a significant measles outbreak, with over 8,000 cases reported this year, attributed to declining vaccination coverage.
‘Take the vaccine, please,’ Dr Oz urges amid rising measles cases in US
Dr. Mehmet Oz urges Americans to get vaccinated against measles as multiple states report outbreaks, risking the loss of the country's measles elimination status.
Outbreaks of African Swine Fever Occur in Pocheon and Hwaseong, Causing Alarm Among Quarantine Authorities
Afgan Swine Fever has been detected at pig farms in Pocheon and Hwaseong, prompting swift biosecurity measures by authorities to halt its spread.
More than 153 days without new outbreaks of ‘Fusarium’ race 4: agreement signed to prevent its spread
Ecuadorian authorities report over 153 days without new outbreaks of Fusarium race 4, following a signed agreement to enhance biosecurity measures.
Florida on alert for measles: Universities report infections among students
Florida universities are experiencing measles outbreaks, prompting concerns due to the state's significant rise in cases amid a national increase not seen since 1991.
EFSA on sheep pox: There are no vaccines approved at the EU level, the Greek case is complex
The European Food Safety Authority emphasizes that there are no approved vaccines for sheep pox at the EU level, highlighting the complexity of the situation in Greece due to extensive outbreaks.
Is measles more aggressive in adults or in children? This is what health institutions say
On February 3, 2026, the Pan American Health Organization issued an epidemiological alert in the Americas regarding measles outbreaks and ongoing cases in several countries, including Mexico and the United States.
Power Outage, Judicial Mistakes and Norovirus at the Winter Olympics
The article discusses issues such as power outages, legal errors, and outbreaks of norovirus that affected the Winter Olympics.
Norovirus warning as cases 'remain high' with vomiting bug outbreaks in UK hospitals
UK Health Security Agency reports that norovirus cases are currently 50% higher than the five-season average, particularly affecting individuals over 65.
Vomiting chaos at the Olympics
Several countries, including Finland, are facing outbreaks of norovirus and similar illnesses ahead of the upcoming Winter Olympics, with measures being taken to prevent its spread in the shared Olympic village.
Several hospitals affected by norovirus outbreak – must close patient admissions
Several Norwegian hospitals have been experiencing outbreaks of norovirus among staff and patients, leading to the closure of patient admissions in some areas.
Illinois joins WHO's preparedness network
The state of Illinois is joining the World Health Organization's global alert and response network for disease outbreaks, as announced by Democratic Governor Jay Ribert Pritzker, following California's earlier decision to join in January.
Failures in hygiene and food handling increase the risk of bacterial outbreaks in Brazilian homes
A significant number of Brazilians practice inadequate hygiene and food handling at home, raising concerns of bacterial outbreaks according to a national survey of 5,000 households.
Human sporotrichosis enters the mandatory notification list in Brazil
Human sporotrichosis has been added to Brazil's mandatory notification list by the Ministry of Health, effective January 23rd, following urban outbreaks linked to fungal infections from the Sporothrix genus.
Extreme Cold in South Florida: How Long Will the Polar Wave Last and What the Forecast Anticipates
South Florida is experiencing one of the most intense cold air outbreaks in recent years, with temperatures dropping below 40°F, prompting alerts in key counties of the Miami metropolitan area.
Urgent health warning as measles outbreaks spread across Europe
Ireland's Health Service Executive has issued a travel advisory for holidaymakers due to measles outbreaks in European tourist destinations, including ski resorts just before the Winter Olympics in Italy.
The PP will demand in the Senate to strengthen border inspections to avoid outbreaks like that of the swine fever
The PP is urging the Senate to enhance border inspections to prevent outbreaks similar to swine fever and is also calling for a meeting on wolf management.
Manston asylum centre was ‘overcrowded, squalid and insanitary’, inquiry hears
A public inquiry has revealed that the Manston detention centre in Kent was severely overcrowded and unsanitary, leading to health outbreaks among asylum seekers.
Infectious disease expert warns: Viruses will be a big threat in 2026, particularly highlighting one
An expert warns that evolving viruses, exacerbated by climate change and increased human mobility, could lead to significant outbreaks by 2026, with Influenza A remaining a persistent threat.
226 eggs per year per inhabitant: why France struggles to meet its record consumption
France faces challenges in meeting its record egg consumption of 226 eggs per person per year due to the end of cage farming, avian flu outbreaks, and foreign competition.
Extreme Heat and Fires in Australia. 'Conditions are like during the 'Black Summer'
Australia is facing catastrophic conditions for fire outbreaks due to extreme heat, with temperatures reaching 49 °C and warnings in place across most states and territories except Queensland.
Catalonia detects a new focus of nodular dermatitis in cows while already leaving behind other outbreaks
The Department of Agriculture in Catalonia has reported a new outbreak of nodular dermatitis in a farm in Capmany, Girona, requiring the culling of 106 bovines despite some being vaccinated.
Sick young ants send out a 'kill me' scent to prevent deadly epidemics
Scientists found that terminally ill young ants emit a 'kill me' scent to help prevent disease outbreaks in ant colonies by prompting worker ants to care for them.
Bird flu resurfaces in Israel and India
The World Organisation for Animal Health reported new outbreaks of bird flu in Israel and India, highlighting ongoing global spread and its impact on poultry and food security.
Catalonia detects another 18 wild boars with African swine fever, raising the total to 47 affected animals
Catalonia has reported 18 new cases of African swine fever in wild boars, bringing the total number of affected animals to 47 across 13 outbreaks, although officials clarify that these cases reflect accumulated detections rather than a sudden spike.
Catalonia detects 18 new wild boars with African swine fever within 6 km of the initial outbreak
Catalonia has reported 18 new cases of wild boars infected with African swine fever, increasing the total number of outbreaks in the area to 13.
Pandemic 2026 warning: FOUR diseases doctors most worried about after UK outbreaks
Doctors in the UK express concerns about four diseases, including flu, Mpox, and rubella, as they anticipate potential outbreaks in 2026 following a significant 'super flu' outbreak this year.