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Scientists Can Watch Cell-to-Cell Communication Across Entire Bodies in Real Time
A new imaging technique called WHOLISTIC captures calcium signaling across whole transparent organisms, revealing previously hidden body-wide communication patterns between distant organs.
CDC Declares End of Largest Recorded Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Linked to Lettuce
U.S. health officials declared the largest cyclosporiasis outbreak in American history over Friday. The contaminated iceberg lettuce that sickened 12,883 people across 21 states has been removed from stores and restaurants after a four-month investigation.
Novel Neuroprotective Drug Improves Stroke Recovery in Phase III Trial
A phase III clinical trial published in JAMA found that intravenous loberamisal given within 48 hours of acute ischemic stroke onset significantly improved functional outcomes at 90 days compared to placebo.
NYC Health Department Honors World Trade Center Health Registry on 25th Anniversary
On September 10, 2026, NYC’s Health Department recognized the World Trade Center Health Registry’s 25‑year effort to track long‑term health impacts of 9/11, highlighting its role in shaping public‑health policy and care for 71,000 enrollees.
WHO prequalifies multi‑dose RSV vaccine vial, expanding infant protection worldwide
The World Health Organization (WHO) has prequalified a multi‑dose vial of the maternal RSV vaccine RSVpreF (ABRYSVO®), a step that could make maternal immunisation more affordable and increase coverage in low‑ and middle‑income countries.
Bangladesh Measles Outbreak Claims Over 1,000 Child Deaths as Health System Struggles
A surge in measles cases across Bangladesh has killed more than 1,000 children, exposing vaccination gaps and prompting urgent emergency response measures.
WHO prequalifies multi‑dose RSV vaccine vial, expanding protection for infants worldwide
WHO prequalifies a multi‑dose vial of the maternal RSV vaccine, a step that could make immunisation more affordable and reach more infants in low‑ and middle‑income countries.
WHO prequalifies multi‑dose RSV vaccine vial, paving the way to protect more infants globally
WHO prequalified the multi‑dose vial of the maternal RSV vaccine RSVpreF, promising lower cost and easier delivery to protect infants worldwide.