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Visiting Saudi Arabia? Be Sure To Get Meningococcal Vaccine First, CDC Says - Vimarsana News

Visiting Saudi Arabia? Be Sure To Get Meningococcal Vaccine First, CDC Says

Twelve cases stemming from people who either traveled to the nation or were close contacts prompted the travel and health alerts. In other news, a more severe mpox outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo could have global implications.

Trichophyton Fungus, Capable Of Dodging Drugs, Becoming A US Threat - Vimarsana News

Trichophyton Fungus, Capable Of Dodging Drugs, Becoming A US Threat

In other news, health officials are keeping an eye on meningococcal infections found in people who traveled from Saudi Arabia and a potential threat caused by a hepatitis A exposure in California.

Review article falsely links COVID-19 vaccine to cancer growth - Vimarsana News

Review article falsely links COVID-19 vaccine to cancer growth

SciCheck Digest: COVID-19 vaccines do not cause or accelerate cancer. A review article misinterprets a study on mRNA cancer vaccines in mice.

Some Hazardous Materials Containers Were Breached In Key Bridge Collapse - Vimarsana News

Some Hazardous Materials Containers Were Breached In Key Bridge Collapse

The NTSB says that the cargo ship involved in the Baltimore bridge collapse carries dozens of hazardous material containers and that some were breached during the collision. Other public health news is on U.S. preparedness for a smallpox outbreak, STI rates among older Americans, the relationship between exercise and insomnia, and more.

Bird Flu Detected In Some Dairy Cows In US - Vimarsana News

Bird Flu Detected In Some Dairy Cows In US

The Department of Agriculture said Monday that the milk supply is safe due to pasteurization, after samples collected from sick cattle in Kansas and Texas tested positive for the avian influenza virus.