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Premature babies and children with comorbidities in Feira de Santana, Brazil, can now receive the monoclonal antibody Nirsevimab to prevent severe cases of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV).

The Paraná Health Department confirmed its first mpox case in 2026, involving a Paraguayan man seeking treatment in Foz do Iguaçu.

A 19-year-old girl hospitalized in Mossoró, Brazil, has tested negative for mpox, with no cases reported in the state so far in 2023.

This winter, Lithuania is facing a significant outbreak of a different virus, causing symptoms like cough, runny nose, and fever.

The Brazilian state of Amapá has received 500 doses of a vaccine designed to prevent severe forms of bronchiolitis in infants caused by the respiratory syncytial virus.

Claims that the water in Rio is contaminated with a dangerous virus that causes cardiac arrest in children are false and have been debunked multiple times since 2020.

Danish researchers have identified a previously undocumented virus in the gut bacteria of colorectal cancer patients, potentially aiding in earlier cancer detection in the future.

UK health officials warn that hand sanitizers are ineffective against norovirus, advising people to wash hands thoroughly to combat the spread of the illness.

The Campinas region in Brazil has confirmed five cases of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, with additional suspected cases reported.

Argentina is advancing its influenza vaccination campaign in response to a newly identified and more contagious strain of the virus.

Thai officials confirm that the deaths of 72 tigers at two zoos were not caused by bird flu and reassured the public about animal-to-human transmission risks.

A study from the University of São Paulo reveals that the cold virus can hide in tonsils and adenoids, leading to prolonged infections without symptoms.

A spike in hantavirus cases, linked to the Puumala virus carried by forest mice, has been reported in Central Ostrobothnia, Finland, urging residents to be aware of symptoms.

Emergency services in Turku are facing ongoing challenges due to high patient volumes caused by influenza and other virus outbreaks.

An investigation has been called following the deaths of 72 tigers in Thailand due to a virus not harmful to humans.

In Thailand, 72 tigers have died in two parks over a span of 10 days, prompting health officials to monitor visitors who may have come into contact with them.

The Health Secretariat of Brazil has confirmed a case of mpox in the Federal District, with diagnosis made last month.

Petrolina, Brazil, has started registering infants for vaccination against respiratory syncytial virus, the leading cause of bronchiolitis and pneumonia.

In Finland, nearly all adults have had chickenpox as children, and the virus can reactivate later in life, potentially leading to shingles, which affects one in three Finns.

Miia's family experienced a nightmarish vacation at a spa hotel in Leppävirta due to a stomach virus epidemic that affected their health.

Alagoas has begun administering the nirsevimab vaccine to newborns to provide immediate protection against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), a leading cause of bronchiolitis in young children.

Argentina's government has expedited its flu vaccination campaign in response to a more transmissible variant of the H3N2 influenza virus observed in the Northern Hemisphere.

The upcoming Helsinki International Horse Show is implementing special measures due to serious outbreaks of horse herpes virus EHV-1 recently detected in Finland.

The Municipal Hospital of Cubatão starts using Nirsevimab, a monoclonal antibody, to protect premature infants from Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV).

A highly contagious virus has led to the deaths of 72 captive tigers in Thailand, prompting officials to work to prevent its spread.

A contagious virus, IPN, was discovered in a fish farm in Malgomaj, forcing the facility to slaughter all its fish and replace them with new stock.

A stomach virus epidemic is suspected at Sport & Spa Hotel Vesileppis in Leppävirta, a popular destination for families, prompting increased sanitation efforts and preventative measures from the hotel.

Sofía Rivera Torres shared her emotional experience as a mother when her 10-month-old son Ferrán faced health challenges, highlighting the struggles many mothers face during difficult times.

The WHO has revoked Spain's status as a measles-free country due to declining vaccination rates and recent outbreaks of the virus.

New research indicates a virus hidden within gut bacteria may significantly increase the risk of colorectal cancer.

An outbreak of the EHV-1 herpes virus among horses in Finland has led to several deaths, particularly at a stable in Helsinki, prompting local quarantines.

Denmark understands the decision of three nations regarding sports participation but will not follow suit, prioritizing athlete experience over political statements.

Finnish skier Iivo Niskanen has contracted a respiratory virus just before a major competition, significantly affecting his performance potential.

Finnish ski star Iivo Niskanen had to withdraw from the 50-kilometer race due to a virus, raising concerns about the national team's infection control measures.

Over 70 tigers have died from viral and bacterial infections at a private zoo in northern Thailand.

Seventy-two tigers have died from distemper in a private predator park in Thailand due to a viral infection.

Over 70 tigers have died at a private zoo in Thailand due to a virus and bacterial infection.

Seventy-two tigers in a northern Thailand zoo have died from a highly contagious viral and bacterial infection, according to local authorities.

Over 70 tigers have died in a private wildlife park in northern Thailand due to a contagious virus and bacterial disease, according to authorities.

Over 70 tigers have died in Thailand's Tiger Kingdom due to a highly contagious canine distemper virus and respiratory bacteria, raising concern from animal rights organizations.

The planned release of a carp herpes virus to control invasive fish in Australia has been postponed until 2028 due to ongoing research.

Seventy-two captive tigers have died in northern Thailand due to a virus outbreak, prompting urgent containment efforts from officials.

A new study suggests that the chikungunya virus, historically transmitted by mosquitoes in tropical regions, may soon reach Northern Europe.

Finnish skier Iivo Niskanen has contracted a virus and missed a press event as he is currently isolated due to his illness.

NHS officials warn of a looming second surge in norovirus cases as hospitalizations rise significantly in England.

A new recombinant variant of the mpox virus has been identified in the UK and India, while São Paulo, Brazil, reports 44 confirmed cases in 2026.

A new study indicates that the chikungunya virus, transmitted by tiger mosquitoes, may spread significantly across Europe, with notable risks in southern countries due to rising temperatures.

A group of veterinarians in Spain is working to protect cattle from a virus spread by bloodsucking insects, which can lead to severe economic consequences.

Mexican authorities have mandated the use of face masks due to a rise in measles cases, but official Eduardo Clark states that it does not significantly prevent virus transmission.

A two-year-old baby in Guerrero, Mexico, has died from measles, marking the first death due to the virus in the state this year.