What to know about the Oropouche virus, also known as sloth fever
Health officials alert U.S. doctors to Oropouche virus infection following over 20 cases from Cuba; no deaths reported or evidence of local transmission.
Fresh warning over 'sloth fever' as virus is passed to unborn baby
Oropouche virus ('sloth fever') poses serious risks, including transmission from mother to fetus leading to stillbirth.
The virus has spread beyond South America, raising international health concerns.
Everything to Know About the Oropouche Virus, Also Known as Sloth Fever
Oropouche virus disease, linked to travelers from Cuba, raises health concerns but shows no evidence of local spread in the U.S.
What to know about Oropouche, the potentially deadly "sloth virus," and where it's spread
Oropouche virus poses significant health risks, particularly for pregnant travelers.
There are no vaccines or treatments available for Oropouche virus disease.
Emerging outbreaks raise concerns about transmission in non-endemic areas.
'Sloth fever' in Florida? Miami-Dade sees Oropouche cases linked to Cuba. What to know
Florida reports Oropouche virus cases related to Cuba travel; caution advised for travelers.
Oropouche mainly transmitted by biting midges and some mosquitoes.
Sloth fever' cases rising in South Florida, carried by travelers from Cuba
The Oropouche virus, or sloth fever, poses a significant public health risk in Florida with cases linked to travelers from Cuba.
What to know about the Oropouche virus, also known as sloth fever
Health officials alert U.S. doctors to Oropouche virus infection following over 20 cases from Cuba; no deaths reported or evidence of local transmission.
Fresh warning over 'sloth fever' as virus is passed to unborn baby
Oropouche virus ('sloth fever') poses serious risks, including transmission from mother to fetus leading to stillbirth.
The virus has spread beyond South America, raising international health concerns.
Everything to Know About the Oropouche Virus, Also Known as Sloth Fever
Oropouche virus disease, linked to travelers from Cuba, raises health concerns but shows no evidence of local spread in the U.S.
What to know about Oropouche, the potentially deadly "sloth virus," and where it's spread
Oropouche virus poses significant health risks, particularly for pregnant travelers.
There are no vaccines or treatments available for Oropouche virus disease.
Emerging outbreaks raise concerns about transmission in non-endemic areas.
'Sloth fever' in Florida? Miami-Dade sees Oropouche cases linked to Cuba. What to know
Florida reports Oropouche virus cases related to Cuba travel; caution advised for travelers.
Oropouche mainly transmitted by biting midges and some mosquitoes.
Sloth fever' cases rising in South Florida, carried by travelers from Cuba
The Oropouche virus, or sloth fever, poses a significant public health risk in Florida with cases linked to travelers from Cuba.
TB reclaims title of deadliest infectious disease. That's an 'outrage' says WHO
TB has resurged as a major global health threat, causing 1.25 million deaths in 2023, surpassing COVID-19 mortality rates in the same year.
The new COVID vaccine is here. Why these are the best times to get immunized
Get the updated COVID-19 vaccination in September or October for optimal protection, with current recommendations emphasizing the importance of getting vaccinated.
Dr. Fauci Hospitalized With Rare Disease
Fauci, known for his COVID-19 response, was hospitalized due to West Nile virus but is recovering well.
Dr. Anthony Fauci was hospitalized with West Nile virus and is now recovering at home
Dr. Anthony Fauci is recovering at home after being hospitalized due to West Nile virus infection, which he likely contracted via a mosquito bite.
Post-Labor Day poses new COVID risk for California. Will the wave get worse?
COVID transmission in California may increase after the Labor Day holiday due to high travel rates and ongoing virus mutations.
Bill Gates sees another pandemic within 30 years. Disease experts say it's not if but when.
Bill Gates predicts that another pandemic or major conflict could occur within three decades, supported by experts in infectious diseases.
TB reclaims title of deadliest infectious disease. That's an 'outrage' says WHO
TB has resurged as a major global health threat, causing 1.25 million deaths in 2023, surpassing COVID-19 mortality rates in the same year.
The new COVID vaccine is here. Why these are the best times to get immunized
Get the updated COVID-19 vaccination in September or October for optimal protection, with current recommendations emphasizing the importance of getting vaccinated.
Dr. Fauci Hospitalized With Rare Disease
Fauci, known for his COVID-19 response, was hospitalized due to West Nile virus but is recovering well.
Dr. Anthony Fauci was hospitalized with West Nile virus and is now recovering at home
Dr. Anthony Fauci is recovering at home after being hospitalized due to West Nile virus infection, which he likely contracted via a mosquito bite.
Post-Labor Day poses new COVID risk for California. Will the wave get worse?
COVID transmission in California may increase after the Labor Day holiday due to high travel rates and ongoing virus mutations.
Bill Gates sees another pandemic within 30 years. Disease experts say it's not if but when.
Bill Gates predicts that another pandemic or major conflict could occur within three decades, supported by experts in infectious diseases.
Bird flu case of unknown origin increases fears about human transmission
The global H5N1 bird flu epidemic is escalating, with unknown infection routes and potential person-to-person transmission raising concerns.
The H5N1 virus has infected both birds and mammals, increasing its pandemic potential despite current measures indicating a low risk for humans.
Can I get bird flu from eating eggs? Drinking milk? We asked a California disease expert
Avian influenza outbreaks in California poultry raise concerns about food safety, but risk to consumers remains low if food is properly handled and cooked.
Bird flu case of unknown origin increases fears about human transmission
The global H5N1 bird flu epidemic is escalating, with unknown infection routes and potential person-to-person transmission raising concerns.
The H5N1 virus has infected both birds and mammals, increasing its pandemic potential despite current measures indicating a low risk for humans.
Can I get bird flu from eating eggs? Drinking milk? We asked a California disease expert
Avian influenza outbreaks in California poultry raise concerns about food safety, but risk to consumers remains low if food is properly handled and cooked.