Spanish resort hotel closed after suspected salmonella ails over 100
More than 100 holidaymakers, including children and a 15-month-old baby, were struck by suspected salmonella poisoning at a four-star hotel in southern Spain…
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More than 100 holidaymakers, including children and a 15-month-old baby, were struck by suspected salmonella poisoning at a four-star hotel in southern Spain…
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Chikungunya could be a potential future pandemic threat.
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The Department of Health has also ordered hospitals to activate dengue fast lanes to ensure patients are managed immediately.
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An outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease in New York City’s Harlem neighborhood, thought to have originated in contaminated cooling towers, has killed five people…
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A public health advocate is urging the government to speed up the procurement and distribution of vaccines, warning that delays are putting vulnerable…
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An urgent food recall was undertaken in Italy after a suspected botulism outbreak left one man dead and nine others hospitalized.
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‘Recent floods, affecting large parts of the country, are expected to worsen hunger and fuel more outbreaks.’
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The San Lazaro Hospital has reported 13 deaths and 104 admissions from leptospirosis following recent typhoons and widespread flooding.
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The Quezon City government is raising the alarm Sunday following a sharp rise in leptospirosis cases, exacerbated by relentless rains and widespread flooding…
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Of the 30 leptospirosis cases, four were confirmed dead, while 16 remained confined in local hospitals.
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AU rejects the fragmentation of Sudan.
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PORT SUDAN (AFP) — A coalition led by Sudan's Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on Saturday named a civilian prime minister and unveiled a presidential council to…
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JUBA (AFP) — A group of eight criminal migrants, deported from the United States (US) and stranded for weeks at a military base in Djibouti, arrived in South…
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Civilians are trapped in the city with nearly no aid allowed in, and families are forced to survive by eating leaves and peanut shells.
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The country’s anti-crime agency has suspended its operations against illegal Philippine Offshore Gaming Operators (POGOs) after contagious diseases were…
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‘We urge the public to cooperate and remain vigilant. Prevention starts with early action.’
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CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — The City Health Office (CHO) has reimposed the mandatory wearing of masks as part of measures to prevent the spread of Mpox and…
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