What was 'Disease X' and what can we learn from it?The outbreak in Congo revealed the necessity of strengthening primary health-care systems to respond effectively to health crises.
Mystery Disease X outbreak in Congo kills more childrenA mystery illness in DRC has infected over 400 and killed dozens of children, with causes still unclear.
Disease X: What is the illness spreading in Congo? DW 12/09/2024The undiagnosed Disease X in DRC may not be a novel outbreak, but rather an existing illness exacerbated by poor health conditions.
How worried should we be about Disease X?Disease X is a mysterious illness in the DRC with over 400 cases and 31 deaths, raising international health concerns.
UN Deploys Investigators as Mysterious "Disease X" Continues to SpreadInternational health officials are in DRC to combat Disease X, a mysterious respiratory disease affecting mainly children, amid fears of further spread.
DR Congo mystery illness: What we know DW 12/10/2024The Disease X outbreak in DR Congo is concerning, but health officials suspect it's linked to known illnesses rather than a new pathogen.
What was 'Disease X' and what can we learn from it?The outbreak in Congo revealed the necessity of strengthening primary health-care systems to respond effectively to health crises.
Mystery Disease X outbreak in Congo kills more childrenA mystery illness in DRC has infected over 400 and killed dozens of children, with causes still unclear.
Disease X: What is the illness spreading in Congo? DW 12/09/2024The undiagnosed Disease X in DRC may not be a novel outbreak, but rather an existing illness exacerbated by poor health conditions.
How worried should we be about Disease X?Disease X is a mysterious illness in the DRC with over 400 cases and 31 deaths, raising international health concerns.
UN Deploys Investigators as Mysterious "Disease X" Continues to SpreadInternational health officials are in DRC to combat Disease X, a mysterious respiratory disease affecting mainly children, amid fears of further spread.
DR Congo mystery illness: What we know DW 12/10/2024The Disease X outbreak in DR Congo is concerning, but health officials suspect it's linked to known illnesses rather than a new pathogen.
Disease X: Are we ready for the next killer pandemic?COVID-19 revealed global unpreparedness for future pandemics, highlighting urgent need for research and combating vaccine hesitancy.
A month-by-month look at the misinformation that caught our attention in a busy news year - PoynterMisinformation spread rampantly in 2023, fueled by major events and sensational claims, emphasizing the need for reliable information.
Disease X: Are we ready for the next killer pandemic?COVID-19 revealed global unpreparedness for future pandemics, highlighting urgent need for research and combating vaccine hesitancy.
A month-by-month look at the misinformation that caught our attention in a busy news year - PoynterMisinformation spread rampantly in 2023, fueled by major events and sensational claims, emphasizing the need for reliable information.
Why the Mysterious 'Disease X' Outbreak Is So Hard to InvestigateThe DRC is grappling with a mysterious illness causing high mortality among children in a remote health zone, jeopardizing emergency response capabilities.
Health officials grapple with deadly mystery 'Disease X' in CongoThe mysterious disease, dubbed "Disease X," is impacting the Democratic Republic of Congo with a high mortality rate, particularly among children and malnourished individuals.
Why the Mysterious 'Disease X' Outbreak Is So Hard to InvestigateThe DRC is grappling with a mysterious illness causing high mortality among children in a remote health zone, jeopardizing emergency response capabilities.
Health officials grapple with deadly mystery 'Disease X' in CongoThe mysterious disease, dubbed "Disease X," is impacting the Democratic Republic of Congo with a high mortality rate, particularly among children and malnourished individuals.
Next pandemic likely to be caused by flu virus, scientists warnInfluenza is identified as the pathogen most likely to cause the next global pandemic, as indicated by 57% of senior disease experts in an international survey.