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'So much suffering': Five years after pandemic began, those involved in the fight reflect on its disruption
Five years after an official state of emergency was declared, this is the first in a series of Herald articles exploring the ...
The Covid pandemic was catastrophic. But don’t overlook what went right.
We ended up getting lucky with SARS. The coronavirus that caused it turned out to be far less infectious than it first ...
COVID-19’s consequences still ripple through society 5 years later
Academically, socially, and institutionally, America has not yet recovered from COVID-19 on the fifth anniversary of lockdowns.
Highly infectious disease linked to travellers from Bali
An urgent warning has been issued following a viral outbreak linked to hotspots in Bali and South East Asia.
'Not a matter of if, but when': What Coloradans should know about US measles outbreaks
As measles outbreaks in the US continue to grow, particularly in Texas and New Mexico, Colorado public health officials are ...
Measles confirmed in 3 more states as cases multiply
More than 300 cases of measles, one of the most contagious viruses in the world, have now been confirmed across more than a ...
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First cases of measles reported in Northeast Texas. Here's what to know about the disease.
Measles cases have made their way into Northeast Texas, and officials are speaking out about how the disease can be prevented ...
Frontline health care workers reflect on early days of COVID 5 years after WHO declared pandemic
Five years after the WHO declared the COVID global outbreak to be a pandemic, frontline health care workers reflect on what they remember of the early days of COVID.
Bird flu mutation associated with increased disease severity found in two cats
Scientists say a concerning genetic mutation has appeared in H5N1 bird flu infected cats living in a New Jersey suburb of New ...
COVID doctors look back on pandemic five years later: 'Lines wrapped around the building'
Doctors and nurses at the time were being pushed to their capacity as hospitals and urgent care facilities piled up, putting strain on the system.
They're back! No-see-ums return en masse as temps warm up the Lowcountry.
After a cold winter, rising temps trigger the emergence of a perennial Lowcountry nuisances: the no-see-um or sand gnat.
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Host factors in hepatitis B virus: Mechanistic insights and implications for interferon therapy
Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection remains an urgent global health concern, affecting hundreds of millions of people and significantly heightening the risk ...