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Aedes aegypti mosquito, an invasive species found breeding in London homes

Disease Carrying Mosquitoes Found Breeding in London, UK

September 2026

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes have been found breeding in London homes for the first time, prompting intensified public health surveillance.

Aedes aegypti mosquito, an invasive species found breeding in London homes

Disease Carrying Mosquitoes Found Breeding in London, UK

Aedes aegypti mosquitoes have been found breeding in London homes for the first time, prompting intensified public health surveillance.

Physician discussing respiratory virus vaccines with a patient during a clinical consultation

Doctors Unite on Respiratory Virus Vaccine Guidance

New respiratory virus vaccine recommendations align physician groups on protection against influenza, COVID-19, and RSV.

Older patient receiving oxygen in a hospital bed during treatment for sepsis.

New Research Maps the Changing Sepsis Immune Response

Sepsis immune responses follow three distinct states that may not align with a patient’s clinical stage.

Clinician preparing an MMR vaccine amid rising Pennsylvania measles cases and two confirmed deaths.

Pennsylvania Records First Measles Deaths in 35 Years

Two measles-associated deaths in unvaccinated Pennsylvania residents mark the state’s first such fatalities in 35 years.

Patient experiencing chronic sinusitis inflammation and nasal congestion

Chronic Sinusitis Inflammation Remains Difficult to Control

Chronic sinusitis inflammation remains difficult to control, despite therapies that can suppress key inflammatory mediators.

Clinician reviewing a bone X-ray beside an anatomical knee model.

Lymphatic Vessels Enter Bone in Disease, Not Repair

Lymphatic vessels were absent from healthy and regenerating bone but invaded bone in rare disease models.

Physician discussing sexual dysfunction in chronic hepatitis B during a confidential patient consultation.

Sexual Dysfunction in Chronic Hepatitis B Often Overlooked

Sexual dysfunction in chronic hepatitis B is common, multifactorial, and frequently missed in routine clinical care.

Piglets on a farm representing the suspected swine origin of influenza A(H1N2)v infection.

First Human Swine Influenza A(H1N2)v Case Detected in China

China’s first human swine influenza A(H1N2)v case highlights zoonotic exposure and the value of influenza surveillance.

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