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Analysis of data from 14 African countries finds high AMR rates for key bug-drug combinations, but the study also reveals large gaps in testing capacity.
Among the findings, 90% of Democrats, 68% of Republicans, and 66% of MAGA supporters agree with school vaccine mandates.
Also, Utah now has 3 measles cases in unvaccinated adults.
US officials confirm the nation's first H5N1 avian flu detection in US dairy cattle in 3 weeks.
The announcement comes ahead of a summit that aims to raise at least $9 billion for Gavi, which helps provide vaccines to low-resource areas.
Secondary bacterial pneumonia rates were significantly higher in the RSV group.
Worldwide HPV vaccination coverage is only 27% for girls and women with the first dose and 20% for full doses, study finds.
The initial patient in Michigan's outbreak was exposed to a sick out-of-state traveler.
The $12 million will help state and tribal governments, research institutions, and universities to combat chronic wasting disease.
Listed in critical condition, the woman had recently handled and cooked sick poultry.
Some of the recent wild bird positives were sampled recently in a region where outbreaks were reported at Arizona layer farms.
This week's meeting of ACIP is likely to mark its end—for now—as a vaccine advisory body.
It is not yet known which strain of H5N1 was involved in the latest Cambodian case.
A study in Denmark finds FMT was most effective against C difficile infection when administered as multidose capsules or via colonoscopy and after extended antibiotic pretreatment.
The letter from the American Society for Microbiology and 40 other groups calls for the President's Advisory Council on Combating Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria to meet 'as soon as possible.'
Whole animal carcasses cannot leave or be transported outside of certain county lines.
Ethiopia has 4 new cases caused by circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2, while Benin reports 1.
With 1,214 confirmed cases, the US is inching closer to the highest number of cases reported in a single year since the disease was eliminated from the country in 2000.
A pregnant woman who was sickened has also reported fetal loss following her infection.
The authors said the findings may help develop environmental risk alerts.
