A joint U.S. government advisory warns of attacks on temperature monitoring systems used by grocery stores, hospitals and refrigerated transport operators
A woman infected with Bundibugyo ebolavirus has been evacuated from Nigeria to Switzerland for treatment as health authorities continue contact tracing
A nurse was killed and another health worker was severely injured while responding to an Ebola alert in Bafwasende, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
The first known human Shamonda virus infection was reported in France in a patient who died in early October
Singapore has begun distributing two-pack N95 or equivalent masks to eligible residents, with collection available at community clubs and selected public locations
WHO is seeking more information after a Russian laboratory worker died of severe pneumonia amid initial reports of possible pneumonic plague
The CDC's latest Green Sheet data shows which cruise ships earned perfect inspection scores and which came closest to failing sanitation checks
A large-scale global study shows significant gaps between countries in cholesterol levels and the associated complications of the disease
The World Health Organization warns eclipse viewers that improper eye protection can cause permanent damage, urging travelers to use certified solar viewing equipment
Authorities in Italy are issuing a sun warning for large parts of the country. Tourists have been warned not to drink water from the famous fountains
Leaders of the spa and medical tourism industry in Europe will gather this year in the city of Druskininkai from September 24-27, as announced by the European Spas Association (ESPA). The conference, focusing on the Well Being trend that has taken the world by storm, will showcase modern spa treatments, trends, and updates in the field of medical tourism
