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FDA Grants Emergency Use Authorization To Novavax’s COVID-19 Vaccine Booster

The Washington Post (10/19, McGinley) reports that on Wednesday, the FDA “granted emergency use authorization to a booster shot for the coronavirus vaccine from Novavax.” The FDA “said people 18 and older can receive the booster six months after completin...

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Genetic Mutations That Protected Against Bubonic Plague May Increase Risk For Autoimmune Disorders, Study Indicates

The New York Times (10/19, Zimmer) reports, “Many Europeans carry genetic mutations that protected their ancestors from the bubonic plague, scientists reported” in a study published in the journal Nature. According to the findings, certain variants of the...

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Moderna Says Strong Immune Response Generated By Omicron-Tailored COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Lasts For At Least Three Months

Reuters (10/19, Mishra) reports, “Moderna Inc said on Wednesday its COVID-19 vaccine booster targeting the BA.1 subvariant of Omicron generated a strong immune response against that variant, with antibody levels staying high for at least three months.” Th...

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Uganda To Deploy Experimental Ebola Vaccines In About “Two Weeks,” WHO Official Announces

The AP (10/19, Muhumuza) reports, “Experimental Ebola vaccines will be deployed in Uganda in about ‘two weeks,’ a World Health Organization official said Wednesday, as the East African country carried out tough preventive measures that include a lockdown...

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WHO, Partners Recommend Temporarily Switching To Single Dose Of Cholera Vaccine Due To Shortage

The AP (10/19, Perrone) reports, “The World Health Organization and its partners are recommending that countries temporarily switch to using a single dose of the cholera vaccine instead of two due to a supply shortage as outbreaks of the water-borne disea...

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WHO Says COVID-19 Remains A Global Emergency

Reuters (10/19, Mishra, Rigby) reports the World Health Organization on Wednesday “said...that COVID-19 remains a global emergency, nearly three years after it was first declared as one.” WHO “has said in recent months that while cases are falling in part...

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Biden Administration Urging Healthcare Providers To Prepare For End Of COVID-19 Public Health Emergency

CNBC (10/19, Kimball) reports “the Biden administration is telling health-care providers to begin preparing for an end to the” COVID-19 public health emergency. This “change will have broad implications for Medicaid health insurance recipients and could s...

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CDC Panel Says Low-Income Children Should Receive Free COVID-19 Vaccinations Under Vaccines For Children Program

Bloomberg (10/19, Rutherford, Milton, Baumann) reports that “low-income children should be able to receive Covid-19 vaccinations at no cost under the federal Vaccines for Children Program, according to” the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practic...

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Black, American Indian/Alaska Native, And Hispanic Adults More Likely Than White Peers To Be Hospitalized For Flu, But Less Likely To Be Vaccinated, CDC Report Says

CNN (10/18, Hassan) reports, “Black, American Indian/Alaska Native and Hispanic adults are more likely than their White peers to be hospitalized for the flu, but less likely to be vaccinated against it, a new report from the US Centers for Disease Control...

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People With Higher Levels Of Carboxylic Acids On Their Skin More Likely To Attract Mosquitoes, Researchers Say

The Washington Post (10/18, Amenabar) reports researchers found that “people who have higher levels of certain acids on their skin are 100 times more attractive to the female Aedes aegypti, the type of mosquito responsible for spreading diseases such as d...

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Multiple Versions Of Omicron Variant Could Drive Winter Surge, Experts Warn

The Washington Post (10/18, A1, Johnson) reports that “this fall and winter...experts are nervously eyeing a swarm of” Omicron variants, as “one or more of the multiple versions of the Omicron variant that keep popping up could drive the next wave.” The v...

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Rate Of Hospital-Acquired Vancomycin-Resistant Enterococci Bloodstream Infections Remained Consistent After Screening Protocols Updated, Study Shows

Healio (10/18, Stulpin) reports, “In Alberta, Canada, the rate of hospital-acquired vancomycin-resistant enterococci bloodstream infections remained consistent regardless of patient risk, even in units that changed or discontinued screening protocols, acc...

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Researchers Identify TikTok Videos Featuring Monkeypox Conspiracy Theories That Emerged After WHO News Alert

MedPage Today (10/18, Hein) reports, “On the same day in May that the WHO released a news item addressing the global monkeypox outbreak, researchers identified over 150 videos featuring conspiracy theories about the virus on TikTok, which had received nea...

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US Sends Drugs To Uganda To Help Safeguard Healthcare Workers Against Ebola Outbreak

Reuters (10/18, Steenhuysen) reports the US “sent Gilead Sciences’ remdesivir and Mapp Biopharmaceutical Inc’s experimental Ebola antibody drug MBP134 to Uganda last week to help safeguard healthcare workers responding to an outbreak that has infected 60...

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President Biden Announces National Biodefense Strategy For Future Biological Threats

Bloomberg (10/18, Griffin) reports President Biden’s “strategy for the next deadly pandemic calls for the US to produce a test for a new pathogen within 12 hours of its discovery and enough vaccine to protect the nation within 130 days,” per instructions...

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CDC Stepping Up Outreach To Minority Communities To Improve Influenza Vaccine Access

HealthDay (10/18, Munez) reports the CDC “is stepping up outreach to minority communities, including Black, Hispanic and American Indian/Alaska Native (AI/AN) groups,” to improve influenza vaccine uptake, and is “working to reduce barriers to vaccination....

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White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator Urges Older Adults To Get Omicron Booster

CNBC (10/17, Kimball) reports White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator Ashish Jha, MD, MPH, “on Monday issued a stark warning to older people about the health risk they face this fall and winter from COVID-19.” Jha “said everyone older than 50 and senior...

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Officials Brace For Potential COVID-19 Surge In US As Europe Sees Rising Cases

The Hill (10/17, Choi) reports, “Rising COVID-19 cases in Europe are setting off warnings that the U.S. could experience a new surge this winter.” Previous spikes “in the U.S. have followed a pattern in which cases first rise in Europe, making officials n...

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Florida County Reports Spike In Infections Caused By Vibrio Vulnificus Following Hurricane Ian

CBS News (10/17, Czachor) reports, “Recovery efforts are underway in southwestern Florida as communities face a range of new challenges in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.” For instance in Lee County, “officials say storm surges and subsequent flooding led...

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Tumor on the Brain

FDA Grants Emergency Use Authorization To Novavax’s COVID-19 Vaccine Booster

Genetic Mutations That Protected Against Bubonic Plague May Increase Risk For Autoimmune Disorders, Study Indicates

Moderna Says Strong Immune Response Generated By Omicron-Tailored COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Lasts For At Least Three Months

Uganda To Deploy Experimental Ebola Vaccines In About “Two Weeks,” WHO Official Announces

WHO, Partners Recommend Temporarily Switching To Single Dose Of Cholera Vaccine Due To Shortage

WHO Says COVID-19 Remains A Global Emergency

Biden Administration Urging Healthcare Providers To Prepare For End Of COVID-19 Public Health Emergency

CDC Panel Says Low-Income Children Should Receive Free COVID-19 Vaccinations Under Vaccines For Children Program

Black, American Indian/Alaska Native, And Hispanic Adults More Likely Than White Peers To Be Hospitalized For Flu, But Less Likely To Be Vaccinated, CDC Report Says

People With Higher Levels Of Carboxylic Acids On Their Skin More Likely To Attract Mosquitoes, Researchers Say

Multiple Versions Of Omicron Variant Could Drive Winter Surge, Experts Warn

Rate Of Hospital-Acquired Vancomycin-Resistant Enterococci Bloodstream Infections Remained Consistent After Screening Protocols Updated, Study Shows

Researchers Identify TikTok Videos Featuring Monkeypox Conspiracy Theories That Emerged After WHO News Alert

US Sends Drugs To Uganda To Help Safeguard Healthcare Workers Against Ebola Outbreak

President Biden Announces National Biodefense Strategy For Future Biological Threats

CDC Stepping Up Outreach To Minority Communities To Improve Influenza Vaccine Access

White House COVID-19 Response Coordinator Urges Older Adults To Get Omicron Booster

Officials Brace For Potential COVID-19 Surge In US As Europe Sees Rising Cases

Florida County Reports Spike In Infections Caused By Vibrio Vulnificus Following Hurricane Ian