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Innovative Nutrition Class Combines Paneer, Protein, and Hip-Hop
A unique nutrition class blends paneer, protein, and hip-hop to engage students in healthy eating.
Atomy India Partners with Paralympic Committee for Nutrition Support
Atomy India becomes the official nutrition and wellness partner for the Paralympic Committee of India, enhancing support for athletes.
IIHM Introduces Egg Bank to Combat Child Malnutrition
IIHM's Egg Bank aims to improve child nutrition by providing eggs to those in need.
Kerala High Court Criticizes Kuthiravattom Mental Health Centre Conditions
The Kerala High Court has highlighted inadequate conditions at the Kuthiravattom mental health facility, urging immediate improvements.
Study Links Cats to Increased Mental Health Issues in Children
New research suggests children with cats may face more mental health challenges than those with other pets.
Runners Unite to Combat Mental Health Stigma in Community Effort
A community run aims to challenge misconceptions about mental health and encourage open dialogue.
Urgent Efforts to Close Immunization Gaps in Southern Yemen
The IRC highlights critical immunization shortfalls in southern Yemen, stressing the need for immediate action.
Maternal Vaccination: Safeguarding Newborns Through Immunization
Maternal vaccines provide newborns with critical protection against infectious diseases, highlighting the importance of immunization during pregnancy.
Ervebo: Latest Developments in Ebola Vaccine Deployment
The Ervebo vaccine is a key tool in combating Ebola, showing promise in recent trials and deployments.
Over 16,000 Ervebo Vaccine Doses Delivered to Ebola-Stricken DR Congo
The Democratic Republic of Congo receives 16,000 doses of Ervebo to combat the ongoing Ebola outbreak.
WHO and Africa CDC Applaud Ebola Vaccine Allocation to Congo
WHO and Africa CDC have endorsed the distribution of Ebola vaccines to the DRC, aiming to curb the ongoing outbreak.
DR Congo Begins Vaccination Campaign Amid Ebola Outbreak
The Democratic Republic of Congo has received its first shipment of Ebola vaccines to tackle a recent outbreak.
Alfalfa Sprouts Linked to E. coli and Salmonella Outbreak Across U.S.
Health officials link alfalfa sprouts to E. coli and salmonella cases, affecting several states.
Ebola Workers in DR Congo Face Unpaid Wages Amid Escalating Crisis
Frontline workers in DR Congo's Ebola crisis report unpaid wages, while the outbreak spreads rapidly, surpassing 5,200 cases.
Institut Pasteur Launches Online Diploma in Infectious Diseases
Institut Pasteur introduces an online diploma program to enhance understanding of infectious diseases.
Innovative Model Highlights Social Factors in Disease Spread
A new model identifies social elements influencing infectious disease outbreaks, aiding global health responses.
Key Infectious Disease Updates: August 15-21, 2026
A new malaria vaccine shows promise, while a surge in RSV cases challenges healthcare systems.
Revised Pandemic Declaration Prepares for UN Assembly Scrutiny
Ahead of the UN meeting, the pandemic declaration undergoes crucial revisions, reflecting global health priorities.
South American Rare Diseases May Predict Future Pandemics
Exploring rare diseases in South America could provide insights crucial for anticipating and mitigating future pandemics.
Measles Epidemic in Schools Overlooked by County Surveillance
County health systems missed the epidemic threshold of measles in schools, raising concerns about surveillance efficacy.
WHO Addresses Bundibugyo Virus Outbreak in DRC at Emergency Meeting
WHO's Director-General highlights urgent measures needed to combat the Bundibugyo virus in the DRC.
CDC Intensifies Efforts to Eradicate Global Tuberculosis
The CDC outlines strategies to combat tuberculosis worldwide, aiming for eradication by 2030.
Zylox-Tonbridge Reports 31.1% Revenue Surge in H1 2026
Zylox-Tonbridge Medical Technology sees a 31.1% revenue increase in the first half of 2026, driven by strong market performance.
Japan and India Explore Health and Medical Device Collaboration
Japan and India are in talks to strengthen ties in the health and medical device sectors, potentially enhancing innovation and access.