This Tropical Virus Is Spreading Out of the Amazon to the US and Europe
Oropouche virus is rapidly spreading beyond South America due to environmental changes and increased travel, now affecting North America and Europe.
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.
Oropouche virus 101: A guide to a little-known virus that's raising concern this year
The Oropouche virus is emerging as a significant health threat, with rising cases in new regions and implications for public health.
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.
This Tropical Virus Is Spreading Out of the Amazon to the US and Europe
Oropouche virus is rapidly spreading beyond South America due to environmental changes and increased travel, now affecting North America and Europe.
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.
Oropouche virus 101: A guide to a little-known virus that's raising concern this year
The Oropouche virus is emerging as a significant health threat, with rising cases in new regions and implications for public health.
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.
Daily briefing: How long can we hold off more controversial 'CRISPR babies'?
Gene editing of babies is being considered by some scientists despite ongoing controversies.
Research indicates that environmental factors significantly impact brain ageing, particularly in socio-economically disadvantaged regions.
The Oropouche virus is expanding its range, raising public health concerns due to recent fatalities.
It's a virus you may not have heard of. Here's why scientists are worried about it
Oropouche virus cases surged dramatically in 2024, posing new public health risks, particularly concerning transmission through sexual contact and biting midges.
'Sloth fever' update: Symptoms and what U.S. travelers need to know as the CDC issues a new Oropouche virus warning
There is a significant increase in Oropouche virus cases linked to travel to Cuba, raising health concerns in the U.S. and beyond.
What you need to know about 'sloth fever' after 21 cases confirmed among US travelers
Health officials warn of Oropouche virus cases in travelers, urging awareness among clinicians and preventive measures against insect bites.
'Sloth fever' detected in New York, state warns
Oropouche virus, or 'sloth fever,' has spread beyond the Amazon, with health warnings issued due to recent Florida cases.
Daily briefing: How long can we hold off more controversial 'CRISPR babies'?
Gene editing of babies is being considered by some scientists despite ongoing controversies.
Research indicates that environmental factors significantly impact brain ageing, particularly in socio-economically disadvantaged regions.
The Oropouche virus is expanding its range, raising public health concerns due to recent fatalities.
It's a virus you may not have heard of. Here's why scientists are worried about it
Oropouche virus cases surged dramatically in 2024, posing new public health risks, particularly concerning transmission through sexual contact and biting midges.
'Sloth fever' update: Symptoms and what U.S. travelers need to know as the CDC issues a new Oropouche virus warning
There is a significant increase in Oropouche virus cases linked to travel to Cuba, raising health concerns in the U.S. and beyond.
What you need to know about 'sloth fever' after 21 cases confirmed among US travelers
Health officials warn of Oropouche virus cases in travelers, urging awareness among clinicians and preventive measures against insect bites.
'Sloth fever' detected in New York, state warns
Oropouche virus, or 'sloth fever,' has spread beyond the Amazon, with health warnings issued due to recent Florida cases.
Sloth Fever infects three more people in popular European hotspot
Three cases of 'sloth fever' caused by the oropouche virus have been identified in the Canary Islands, linked to travelers from Cuba.
What to know about 'sloth fever' as U.S., Europe warn of imported cases
Oropouche virus cases are rising in Florida and New York with potential implications for pregnant women, lacking available treatments or vaccines.
Outbreak of Oropouche virus in Brazil should be a wake-up call', say experts
The Oropouche virus is causing deaths, miscarriages, and birth defects in Brazil, linked to climate change and genetic changes, urging vigilance from health authorities.