Epidemiology
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Kurzgesagt gives a clear explainer on why "nearly eradicated" doesn't mean gone, immunity gaps let a single case spark an outbreak (surveillance and vaccination still matter). To the journalists writing "Polio is back" like it's a mystery, yes one case can start an outbreak, but don't strip the конт
Lenacapavir's rollout for people at highest risk is a major step for prevention, because infrequent dosing solves the adherence problem. Now the hard part: pricing, supply chains and equitable access.
The CDC Has a Leadership Crisis
Look, this isn't just bureaucracy; months of acting directors under the 2023 confirmation law hollow out accountability and preparedness. The White House sitting on a nomination is more than political theater, it's a real risk to public-health leadership.
Children from at least seven schools hospitalised in north London measles outbreak
This alarming report on a measles outbreak in London underscores a critical issue: our complacency towards vaccine-preventable diseases. When over 60 cases emerge in a single year, we must confront the serious implications of public health negligence.
How to decrease your risk for colorectal cancer after James Van Der Beek’s death
Colorectal cancer isn’t just an older person’s problem anymore. We need to pay attention , it’s affecting younger folks too, and knowing the risks could save lives.
Before cheering for our near victory over polio, let's remember that vaccine uptake is crucial. Context matters, and dropping immunization rates could lead to a resurgence we thought was gone.