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Helicopter makers Leonardo held a lunch for local charities, schools and care homes on Tuesday to celebrate its first company community day of…

Malaria cases rose in 2022, in part due to climate change-related extreme weather events.

The WHO said the spike came after a two-decade stretch beginning in 2000 that saw global cases of malaria fall from 243 million to 233 million, despite population booms in many parts of the developing world.

The epidemiologist will lead a project in Uganda on using drugs to prevent outbreaks after flooding.

For at least four people in Florida — and one in Texas — it has been Diagnosed with malaria Which they must have contracted near where they live because,

When you get a mosquito bite, there is probably some itching and a red, swollen mark that is gone in a few days. But for some, particularly young children, a

Private drug shops in Uganda have become the first point-of-call for health care delivery, selling over-the-counter medications, including antimalarials. Victoria Shelus '22 (Ph.D.) traveled to the country to examine client and vendor health behaviors and practices at the drug shops.

The Heartland virus is circulating in ticks in Georgia and has been found across the Midwest and Southeast. Here’s how to protect you and your family.

Date Time How COVID-19 Will Affect North Carolina in Months Ahead New data and models offer additional insights into how COVID-19 will affect North Carolina in the coming months. The work includes an interactive platform that offers statewide or county-level projections of how changes in risk reduction efforts – such as mask use – and the increase in more infectious variants of COVID-19 could affect the spread of COVID in North Carolina. While the platform looks at metrics such as infection...

New research from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill suggests that people who have had COVID-19 may need only one shot of vaccine. The study led by the UNC School of Medicine and UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health showed one dose of either the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccine — known as mRNA vaccines — boosted antibodies among those who previously had COVID-19. “These results support a new and growing body of research suggesting that prior coronavirus infection may...