LLifeHealthMpox less likely to lead school closures, say US public health experts‘Unless you are directly touching them, you are not going to get infected,' says head of poxvirus, rabies at Centers for Disease Control1 ay önceSend
WWorldWorldMpox virus can be halted, brought under control: WHO‘Transmission is now centered in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, with 90% of the reported cases in 2024,' says head of UN agency1 ay önceSend
WWorldAfricaUNICEF appeals for $16.5M for mpox response in east, southern AfricaFunds needed to provide immediate lifesaving response, risk communication efforts and cross-border collaboration, says UN children's agency1 ay önceSend
LLifeHealthMpox risk low but imported cases may increase in Europe: EU agencyHealth agency calls on European countries to be prepared for disease1 ay önceSend
WWorldWorldWHO suggests 'targeted vaccination' for mpox instead of mass jab'It's not recommended for mass vaccination; that's very important. It really needs to be targeted vaccination where the virus is transmitting,' WHO spokeswoman Harris tells Anadolu1 ay önceSend
LLifeHealthWHO Europe chief fears mpox spread, urges member states to enhance surveillance'It was only matter of time before mpox clade I, appears to be more severe than clade II, was detected in other @WHO Regions, given our interconnected world,' says Hans Kluge1 ay önceSend
NNewsLocal NewsAncient 6,400-year-old oven unearthed in Türkiye's Arslantepe MoundMassive 2-meter-wide oven discovered at UNESCO World Heritage site in Türkiye's eastern Malatya province1 ay önceSend
LLifeHealthTürkiye reports no cases of mpox, no plans to impose restrictions‘In 2024, no cases of Mpox disease, particularly observed on the African continent, have been detected in Türkiye,' says Health Ministry1 ay önceSend
WWorldAfricaCholera death toll in Nigeria rises to 156National emergency declared in Nigeria on June 26 due to cholera outbreak2 ay önceSend
LLifeCulture and ArtsAnatolia's first rock mosque cave opens for tourismAni archaeological site spanning 100 hectares was ruled by various empires, including Bagratids, Byzantines, Seljuks, and Ottomans2 ay önceSend