A cholera outbreak in Iraq has spread to neighboring Syria, Kuwait and Bahrain, and risks turning into a region-wide epidemic…
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Congregant: No hard feelings over botulism at church potluck
One of the 30 congregants sickened with botulism after an Ohio church potluck in April says no one there has…
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CAPE TOWN – Africa’s Ebola outbreak has not run its course and around 30 people are still getting infected each…
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53 people in 9 states sickened after eating raw tuna
LOS ANGELES – A salmonella outbreak likely linked to raw tuna has sickened 53 people in nine states, health officials…
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30 babies placed under home isolation as California grapples with measles outbreak
Thirty babies have been placed under home isolation in Alameda County after possible exposure to measles, as California grapples with…
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Deadly Japanese encephalitis surges in northeast India
Cases of deadly mosquito-borne Japanese encephalitis have risen nearly five-fold in five years in India’s northeast Assam state as a…
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CDC: Risk low for human infection from US strains of bird flu
CHICAGO – The strain of avian flu that has been identified in 12 U.S. states and led to the extermination…
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Ebola unlikely to become airborne, US scientist says
It’s incredibly unlikely that Ebola would mutate to spread through the air, and the best way to make sure it…
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Liberia president sacks 10 officials told to return to fight Ebola
Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has sacked 10 senior officials because they failed to heed a warning to return from…
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Ethical questions emerge over who gets Ebola drug
In a development that raises a host of ethical issues, Spain announced it had obtained a scarce U.S.-made experimental Ebola…
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