U.S.measles cases top 1,000 cases, hit 31 states

As of May 15, a total of 1,024 cases were reported across 31 states amid the deadliest outbreak in years. Per the CDC, 96 percent of individuals with confirmed cases are either unvaccinated or have an unknown vaccination status.

Thirteen percent of individuals have been hospitalized, and there have been three confirmed deaths due to the disease this year, according to the data.

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WHO grapples with US funding cuts for medical care

U.S. FDA approves Novavax's COVID-19 vaccine but only for older and high risk people.

Bird flu his Brazil, triggering trade bans

Trum administration funding cuts to South Africa will undermine TB and HIV research--analysis

RFK Jr. clashed with Congressional committee in hearing focusing on vaccines

US health chief Kennedy clashes with lawmakers over vaccine commentshttps://

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Some of the most heated exchanges centered on his remarks on vaccines. Kennedy has for years sown doubt about the safety and efficacy of vaccines, but pledged to maintain the country's existing vaccine standards to secure his appointment in the Trump administration.

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Some U.S. biotech companies are considering moving clinical trials overseas because of U.S. FDA budget cuts and staff layoffs.

Trump administration's medcal research cuts reached $2.7 billion--Senate report

Majority of Americans support measles vacinations, worry about Trump administration's handling of outbreaks --poll

How wastewater testing can predict community's COVID cases--new study

US health officials advise older travelers not to get a chikungunya vaccine

A vaccine that protects against swine, human and bird flu could eliminate need for yearly shots -- research

Analysis: Measles Could Become Endemic in US if Surge Continues, Expert Warns

Trump administration staff cuts leave fewer experts to counter bird flu --sources

Staff exodus at US farm agency leaves fewer experts to battle bird flu

May 12 (Reuters) - Hundreds of veterinarians, support staff and lab workers at the animal health arm of the U.S. Department of Agriculture have left under the Trump administration's push for resignations, according to three sources familiar with the situation, leaving fewer specialists to respond to animal disease outbreaks.
 
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Spikes of Bird Flu in Cats Could Be a Warning of a Future Pandemic --study

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