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Oropouche virus ‘massively underdiagnosed’ in Latin America, new study suggests
Antibodies to the virus linked to still births and defects found at high levels in Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and Peru
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Fears new mpox strain spreading in UK after case with no travel history
The UK Health Security Agency has launched an investigation to determine how a person in North East England caught the virus
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Fungal infections are ‘taking over the world’. Can they be stopped?
As a landmark WHO report warns of a lack of treatments and diagnosis, we investigate a threat that now kills twice as many people as TB
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Texas children poisoned after RFK Jr touts vitamin A as measles treatment
Vaccine-hesitant parents are taking treatment into their own hands after claims from the US Health Secretary, experts fear
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Fungal infections are ‘taking over the world’. Can they be stopped?
As a landmark WHO report warns of a lack of treatments and diagnosis, we investigate a threat that now kills twice as many people as TB
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The looming antibiotic emergency and why the time for global action is now
The fight against antimicrobial resistance is reaching a critical moment: drug-resistant infections are outpacing our ability to treat them
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Team behind immunity breakthrough plan to unleash ‘natural antibacterials’ on AMR superbugs
Discovery in Israel raises hopes that major obstacle to developing new treatments for drug-resistant infections has been overcome
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Antibiotic ‘more than halves’ TB risk for vulnerable children, say scientists
UK-funded trial conducted found levofloxacin substantially reduced the risk of children developing multi drug-resistant tuberculosis
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WHO tests pandemic response with Arctic ‘mammothpox’ outbreak
Exclusive: Exercise Polaris, run from Geneva, tested 15 countries on their response to a deadly outbreak – with some laissez-faire results
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Fears new mpox strain spreading in UK after case with no travel history
The UK Health Security Agency has launched an investigation to determine how a person in North East England caught the virus
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Farm workers avoiding bird flu testing because of deportation threat, officials fear
The threat of immigration raises concerns that cases of H5N1 are potentially being missed
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Why we need a pandemic treaty now
The consequences of failing to strike a deal extend well beyond how the world will grapple with health emergencies
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New modelling predicts up to 10 million additional HIV infections following aid cuts
Overall new infections and deaths could match numbers last seen in the early 2000s, according to peer-reviewed study
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Gavi does more than save the lives of children – cutting it will impoverish us all
Trump is poised to stop funding vaccines for developing countries. It’s a huge mistake for MAGA from an economic and security point of view
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H5N1 is greatest pandemic threat to Britain, says health watchdog
The ‘relatively small’ infections detected in Britain so far is the ‘tip of a potential iceberg’, UKHSA’s annual conference is told
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Scientists use alpaca antibodies to make new pandemic flu drug
Trial could ‘usher in a new era’ of affordable antibody therapies to protect against dangerous infectious diseases like Mers, Ebola and mpox
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Vaccines rushed to French island amid major Chikungunya outbreak
Thousands have been infected and two have been killed by the debilitating, mosquito-borne virus in the space of a few weeks
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‘We’re losing ground’: Britain sees worrying rise in infectious disease since pandemic, report shows
Pathogens like measles, whooping cough, and tuberculosis cost taxpayers £6 billion in 2024 alone
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UKHSA unveils Britain’s first priority pathogens list
New database identifies 24 viral, bacterial and fungal diseases that leave Britain vulnerable to future outbreaks
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Five years on from the pandemic, long Covid remains a neglected public health legacy
The road to recovery has been rocky for those affected – half a decade later the effects of Sars-Cov-2 are far from over
