Health
Every published file in reverse chronological order.
- 0013
Pediatricians release 2026 vaccine schedule that diverges from CDC guidance
The American Academy of Pediatrics published its 2026 childhood vaccine schedule, continuing to recommend vaccines against 18 diseases. The guidance differs from a revised CDC schedule that reduced routine recommendations for several immunizations.
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- 0014
Ethiopia ends Marburg outbreak, highlighting the risks to health workers and the importance of surveillance
Ethiopia’s declaration that its first Marburg outbreak is over underscores how fast identification, infection-control measures and sustained monitoring can stop transmission of a lethal virus that has no widely approved vaccine or specific treatment.
- 0015
Ethiopia declares end of its first Marburg virus outbreak after 42 days with no new cases
Ethiopia said its first Marburg outbreak has ended after completing the WHO-recommended 42-day period without new confirmed cases, closing a response that recorded 14 confirmed infections and nine deaths.
- 0016
Ethiopia ends first Marburg outbreak after 42-day countdown; officials urge vigilance for future flare-ups
Ethiopia has declared its first Marburg virus outbreak over after 42 days with no new confirmed cases, marking a major containment milestone while health experts stress ongoing surveillance and preparedness.
- 0017
FDA links Salmonella outbreak to Super Greens supplement; recall underway after 45 illnesses
Federal health officials are investigating a Salmonella outbreak tied to a dietary supplement powder, with dozens sick across many states. The FDA says the company agreed to a voluntary recall and urges consumers not to use affected products.
- 0018
Pediatricians back broader childhood vaccine guidance as vitamin K refusals raise alarms
The American Academy of Pediatrics issued updated vaccine recommendations that keep a broad schedule, diverging from a narrowed federal approach, while doctors also warn about rising refusals of vitamin K shots for newborns. Public health experts say both trends highlight increasing strain on routine prevention as misinformation and distrust reshape family decisions.
- 0019
Canned tuna recall update: products previously quarantined were mistakenly shipped, raising botulism concerns
An updated recall notice warns consumers that canned tuna linked to a manufacturing defect was mistakenly shipped by a third-party distributor, potentially increasing the risk of contamination with Clostridium botulinum, which can cause botulism.
- 0020
Pediatricians reaffirm full childhood vaccination recommendations amid CDC schedule dispute
The American Academy of Pediatrics says children should still receive vaccines against 18 diseases, diverging from a CDC schedule that was recently narrowed. The split has intensified debate over who sets national immunization guidance and how policy shifts affect routine pediatric care.
- 0021
CDC investigates multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to “super greens” supplement powder; voluntary recall announced
CDC and state officials are investigating a multistate Salmonella Typhimurium outbreak linked to a greens supplement powder. The agency advised consumers to discard or return recalled products as investigators work with FDA on traceback and testing.
- 0022
PAHO urges preparedness as flu and RSV circulate together across the Americas this winter
PAHO issued an alert urging countries to strengthen readiness as seasonal influenza and RSV circulate simultaneously, potentially increasing pressure on hospitals. The agency warned that respiratory-season dynamics could strain systems through the remainder of the winter in the Northern Hemisphere.
- 0023
CDC says it has acted on a presidential memorandum to update the U.S. childhood immunization schedule
The CDC announced it accepted recommendations following a federally directed review of childhood vaccination practices, igniting debate over scientific process, authority, and public trust.
- 0024
FDA and CDC investigate multistate Salmonella outbreak linked to Super Greens supplement; recall underway
Federal officials are investigating Salmonella Typhimurium infections tied to Live it Up-brand Super Greens powder, with 45 cases reported across 21 states. The FDA says the company agreed to a voluntary recall on Jan. 14.