Measles resurgence in US: cases reach highest level in 35 years South Carolina has become the center of infections. This state has experienced the largest measles outbreak in decades
Erica Schwartz defends the US withdrawal from the WHO in the Senate and promises to protect science Donald Trump's nominee to head the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defended the "America First" policy
Measles resurges amid declining vaccination rates The CDC has identified 625 people over age 20 with the disease this year; In 2025, 11% of those infected required hospitalization
Kennedy Jr. proposes that people with consequences caused by the COVID vaccine be compensated Kennedy Jr. will promote a rule aimed at compensating Americans with consequences caused by the COVID vaccine
WHO warns of a possible outbreak of diseases after double earthquake in Venezuela The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that the double earthquake poses an enormous challenge to the health system in Venezuela
WHO warns of a possible outbreak of diseases after double earthquake in Venezuela The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that the double earthquake poses an enormous challenge to the health system in Venezuela
Health experts report that the risk of an Ebola outbreak in the US is very low 'We can be quite calm, but it is still a big local problem,' says Dr. Schaffner
Cases of tetanus are increasing, it is a rare but dangerous disease Initial symptoms, which usually begin several days or weeks later, include jaw stiffness, neck pain, and difficulty swallowing.
Hope for Alzheimer's patients: experimental copper-based drug could restore memory Cu(ATSM) has anti-inflammatory and neuroprotective properties and has already advanced to the clinical trial phase for conditions such as Parkinson's and ALS.
Use of ivermectin increases among cancer patients, without scientific evidence of its effectiveness The FDA has not approved ivermectin for cancer, although it remains an approved drug for the treatment of parasitic diseases.
FDA endorses first flu vaccine that uses mRNA, technology that was key to ending the COVID-19 pandemic Studies have shown that the Moderna vaccine reduced flu cases by 27% in a study of 40,000 participants over the age of 50
Infant mortality in the US reaches a historic low Despite reaching this record, the US infant mortality rate remains less favorable than that of other high-income nations
Experimental fentanyl vaccine shows promising results They highlight that, if the vaccine meets efficacy standards, it could become a key tool in the battle against the opioid epidemic.
Alpha-gal syndrome, a life-threatening meat or dairy allergy Ticks can also transmit serious infections such as Lyme disease or Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
Crowd diseases to which you could be exposed in this Soccer World Cup Public health authorities have created response plans for possible outbreaks, focusing on vaccination and awareness of prevalent diseases
Vaccines against HPV allow establishing deadlines for the elimination of cervical cancer With the WHO supporting the HPV vaccine, 164 countries implement its use, highlighting the Australian model that seeks to eradicate the disease by 2035
World on alert: PAHO asks to reinforce vaccination against measles due to alarming wave of cases The crowds and the arrival of millions of fans from all over create the perfect scenario for a contagion multiplier effect, says PAHO.
Brazil investigates two suspected cases of Ebola Nearly 250 people have died in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the last two weeks. The WHO declared an international public health emergency.
It's not just a matter of genetics! Factors that cause women to live longer than men Women live, on average, five years longer than men globally. However, the duration of this difference varies significantly between countries.
The flu vaccine didn't work in the US: the worst effectiveness rates in more than a decade were recorded A new subtype of the A H3N2 virus has predominated this season, contributing to a considerable increase in infections, especially in New York
3 economic effects of the war in Iran beyond the increase in the price of oil The economic repercussions of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East go far beyond fuel production and will be felt around the world
'Investing in pharmacy staff is investing in patient safety' Supermarket pharmacists express concerns about staff shortages
Free vaccination for Mexicans in Houston: location, date, and time The Consulate General of Mexico announced a free influenza vaccination campaign for Mexicans in Houston
Viruses that affect your stomach the most: these are the germs you should avoid What are the most common ones? How do they enter the body? Is it possible to avoid them?
Snooki confided that she has cervical cancer: the silent signs that save lives Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi announced that she was diagnosed with cervical cancer. What it is, what the symptoms are, and how it is detected.
Be careful when giving antibiotics to children Experts suggest that the risks of adverse reactions should be considered when prescribing antibiotics
Asian countries tighten health controls due to the Indian Nipah virus; does it threaten to spread? Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and China implement security and prevention measures to prevent the virus from crossing into their territories
Measles outbreak in South Carolina surpasses Texas outbreak, reaching nearly 800 cases 89 new cases have been documented. Currently, 557 people are under quarantine due to the spread of the virus
Parents reject vitamin K injections for newborns, considering them dangerous Experts attribute this phenomenon to misinformation and distrust in the medical system
US at risk of losing meals-free status with the PAHO due to increase in cases Increase in measles cases in several states puts the United States at risk of maintaining its meals-free status with the PAHO
Drug Price Increases: How Much More Will You Pay in 2026? Among the drugs that will have a price increase this year are the COVID-19 vaccine and Ozempic
People reluctant to get vaccinated as flu cases continue to rise: expert explains the reasons According to research, it is essential to contextualize the data to facilitate a more effective understanding of the risks and benefits of vaccination
Deadly Fungus Candida auris Is Spreading Across the United States The dense cell wall structure of Candida auris contributes to its remarkable drug resistance
More than 2,000 cases of measles were reported in the US in 2025 Active outbreaks, especially in South Carolina and the Arizona-Utah border, are contributing to the growth in weekly cases
5 reasons to look to the future with optimism On the cusp of 2026 and after a year of devastating news, at BBC Mundo we highlight 5 areas in which we have made significant progress
These were the 10 most outstanding medical advances of 2025 The international scientific community demonstrated an extraordinary capacity for innovation this year
Flu vaccine: where to get it for free in the U.S. and why it's key this year The flu vaccine is free for millions of people in the U.S. With new strains circulating, immunization is key. Where to get it for free.
Aluminum salts in the eye of the storm: their use in childhood vaccines is questioned However, health professionals have defended the use of adjuvants such as aluminum salts, highlighting their role in vaccine efficacy
WHO reports health progress in 2025 and warns of cuts The organization's 2025 assessment, as described by Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, was marked by significant progress
Academy of Pediatrics sues the US Government for millionaire cuts to child health programs The organization went to court to stop the cancellation of nearly $12 million in federal funds earmarked for pediatric programs
COVID projections for 2026: Will it remain a threat or just a dire memory? Experts suggest that a new variant with greater transmissibility or resistance to previous immunity could emerge
'It seems like a city of zombies': the serious epidemic transmitted of viral diseases by mosquitoes that Cuba Dengue, chikungunya, and oropouche spread in a country hit by healthcare collapse, shortages of everything, and power outages.
Liam Neeson reacts to the controversy for narrating an anti-vaccine documentary The actor sparked a wave of divided opinions after participating in a documentary that questions the legitimacy of vaccines. We tell you what is known
