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Pilgrim kneeling in prayer during Hajj or Umrah travel, illustrating meningitis vaccination requirements

Hajj Travel: Meningitis Vaccine Performs Well for Older Pilgrims

January 2026

A meningitis vaccine generated bactericidal antibodies in Hajj/Umrah travelers, with solid postvaccination safety through 30 days.

A New Way to Spot Severe Tick-Borne Encephalitis

RT-PCR detection of tick-borne encephalitis virus RNA in cerebrospinal fluid identified high-risk TBE cases in Sweden, in practice.

Hand holding a red paper cutout shaped like an intestine against a light background

Alzheimer's Disease Gut Microbiome Signals in Colon

Transverse colon tissue in Alzheimer’s disease showed gut microbiome and proteome profile very closely tied to pathology in adults.

Healthcare workers in a hospital break room, illustrating Mediterranean diet non-adherence linked to workplace stress and hectic schedules

Why Healthcare Workers Quit the Mediterranean Diet

Workplace stress and unrealistic goals were associated with Mediterranean diet non-adherence among hospital staff surveyed recently.

Military Health System vaccination record concept for measles mumps rubella varicella surveillance

Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Varicella Decline in Military Health System

Measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella cases in Military Health System beneficiaries declined from 2019 through 2024, notably, too.

Parent and teenager discussing parental COVID-19 vaccination decisions and wellbeing

Parental Vaccination Non-Response Tied to Highest Burden in Children

Parental COVID-19 vaccination decisions were associated with children’s mental health and lifestyle in South Tyrol 2022-23 surveys.

Woman wrapped in a red blanket on a sofa, holding a mug and coughing, with tissues and cold remedies nearby showing flu symptoms.

Flu Symptoms Return as Winter Viruses Rebound

After COVID-19 measures eased, flu symptoms aligned with revived winter peaks for RSV and Influenza A.

Gloved healthcare worker collects a surveillance swab sample into a sterile tube for Candida auris screening in a clinical setting

Candida auris Becomes a Persistent Hospital Threat

Candida auris is shifting from outbreaks to endemicity propelled by resistance, persistence, and efficient healthcare transmission.

Pediatrician speaking with a young child and parent in a clinic waiting room, representing pediatric hepatitis B monitoring and liver health follow up care.

Pediatric HBV-Related Cirrhosis Shows Silent Course

Pediatric HBV-related cirrhosis often appears silent yet early antiviral therapy in children was tied to better long-term outcomes.

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