US EditionPfizer to seek approval for RSV vaccine for people as young as 18
- Pfizer's RSV vaccine, Abrysvo, demonstrated a strong immune response in adults aged 18 to 59, protecting against RSV-associated illness.
- The vaccine trial included adults with underlying chronic conditions like asthma and diabetes, who are at higher risk of RSV.
- Hawaii Department of Health is investigating cases of pertussis, a highly contagious respiratory illness causing severe coughing fits and other complications.
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Get Healthy: As measles spread, doctors offer advice on preventing infection
From some of his earliest memories as a child to his current role as a practitioner, Dr. Richard Ceragioli has spent a lifetime navigating the challenges of one of the world’s most contagious viruses.
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British tourists given fresh warning over virus that causes bleeding eyes
Spots like the Brazilian beach of Ipanema, pictured, are popular with both beachgoers and disease-carrying mosquitos (Picture: Gonzalo Azumendi/Stone RF/Getty) British travellers have been warned about a potentially deadly virus that can cause bleeding from the eyes. Yellow fever is spreading in destinations popular with tourists in the Caribbean, Central and South American and parts of Africa. Three people have died in Colombia and one in Peru,…
For months now, alarm bells have been lit in America for the presence of Aedes Aegyti, a mosquito that can transmit dengue.According to the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), there have been 3.5 million cases in the continent alone.In neighbouring nations, such as Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay, the picture is critical for the worrying number of patients who have died after the disease.Although in our country the situation has not been so …
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