CDC Travel Surveillance Reaches 1 Million Participants
The CDC's voluntary airport bio surveillance program has enrolled over one million travellers, enhancing early detection of respiratory viruses and pathogens at US borders.
The CDC's voluntary airport bio surveillance program has enrolled over one million travellers, enhancing early detection of respiratory viruses and pathogens at US borders.
Health authorities worldwide implement enhanced airport screening after two Nipah virus cases confirmed near Kolkata, India. The rare bat-borne disease has a 40-75% fatality rate and can spread between humans.
Health experts warn that millions travelling for Chinese New Year could trigger Nipah virus spread. Multiple countries implement airport screening as UK warns of 75% fatality rate.
UK health officials issue warning as Nipah virus outbreak in India prompts Asian nations to implement airport health screenings. Essential travel safety guide.
The World Health Organisation assesses low risk of Nipah virus spreading from India after two health worker cases, advising against travel restrictions.
The World Health Organization states the risk of Nipah virus spreading from India remains low, with no evidence of increased human transmission, advising against travel restrictions.
India races to contain a Nipah virus outbreak in West Bengal with two confirmed cases. Learn about symptoms, transmission methods, and global health implications of this deadly pathogen.
UK health officials have issued a new warning following confirmation of two Nipah virus cases in West Bengal, India. The UKHSA stresses the risk remains low but advises travellers to affected regions to take precautions.
Health experts call for enhanced border safeguards as Nipah virus cases emerge in West Bengal, prompting travel precautions across Asia during Lunar New Year celebrations.
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Leading UK virologists provide expert analysis on the Nipah virus outbreak in India, assessing transmission risks, fatality rates, and the likelihood of global spread.
Countries worldwide are implementing enhanced screening at airports after two confirmed Nipah virus cases in India, with health authorities monitoring the potentially deadly bat-borne disease.
Pakistan has introduced enhanced health checks for all international travellers following Nipah virus cases in India, with other Asian nations also stepping up airport screenings.
Pakistan has introduced mandatory health screenings at all entry points following India's confirmation of two Nipah virus cases, joining several Asian nations in heightened vigilance against the deadly pathogen.
Australian health authorities have issued precautionary advice for travellers after two Nipah virus cases were confirmed in India's West Bengal region, highlighting hygiene and avoidance measures.
Researchers highlight influenza D and canine coronavirus as emerging zoonotic threats with potential for human-to-human spread, urging enhanced monitoring and vaccine development.
The UK Health Security Agency has designated Nipah virus as a high priority pathogen. Health experts warn up to 75% of infected individuals could die, with cases confirmed in India.
Researchers identify influenza D virus and canine coronavirus as emerging threats with potential to cause epidemics, calling for improved monitoring and preparedness.
CDC officials are closely monitoring a Nipah virus outbreak in India that has placed nearly 200 people under surveillance and prompted travel restrictions across Asia.
Multiple Asian nations, including Singapore and Hong Kong, have introduced airport health screenings to combat the spread of the deadly Nipah virus from India.
UK Health Security Agency monitors Nipah virus outbreak in India as Thailand and Nepal implement airport screenings. Experts explain transmission risks and low UK threat.
Health authorities worldwide implement screening measures as deadly Nipah virus outbreak in West Bengal raises concerns. Learn about symptoms, transmission, and containment efforts.
UK health officials have issued an urgent warning about the Nipah virus spreading in India, with estimates suggesting up to 75% mortality among infected individuals.
Asian airports, including in Thailand and Vietnam, are screening arrivals as India confirms Nipah virus cases in West Bengal. The deadly virus has no vaccine and a high fatality rate.
UK health authorities have issued a new warning following two confirmed cases of the deadly Nipah virus in West Bengal, India, urging travellers to affected regions to remain vigilant.
UK health authorities have issued a new warning following confirmation of two Nipah virus cases in West Bengal, India, urging travellers to understand risks despite low UK threat.
Professor Paul Hunter highlights challenges in detecting Nipah virus at borders due to long incubation periods, though global spread risk remains low.
UK health authorities issue urgent guidance as Nipah virus outbreak in India sparks pandemic concerns. The rare bat-borne disease has no vaccine or treatment.
Indian authorities confirm containment of Nipah virus in West Bengal, while five Asian countries implement enhanced health screenings for arrivals from India.