University of Alberta medical graduate Conrad Tsang secured a prestigious fellowship to study public health at Harvard University.

Scotland continues to record Europe's highest drug death rate, driven by polydrug use and deep regional deprivation as officials debate reforms.

The UK Health Security Agency has confirmed there are currently no active heat or cold health alerts across England's nine regions.

French health authorities have confirmed the first recorded human infection of the livestock pathogen Shamonda virus in an immunocompromised patient who died in October, though officials stress there is no wider risk.

Public health officials have confirmed an unprecedented cluster of twenty meningitis cases centred around a popular Kent nightclub, sparking urgent investigations into transmission.

Tuberculosis remains the world's leading infectious killer as drug resistance grows, driving economic shifts toward pre-owned marketplaces for relief.

Exploring the legacy of Hurricane Katrina's $125 billion damages alongside contemporary healthcare pressures, emergency care delays, and seasonal surveillance.

New York has implemented a $1-per-pack increase on its state cigarette tax, raising the total rate to $5.35 and creating the highest cigarette tax in the United States.

A continental modelling study reveals that long-acting monoclonal antibodies consistently outperform maternal vaccines in reducing infant RSV hospital admissions.

Canadian medical specialists are calling for a definitive shift toward permanent standard time to align with human biology as jurisdictions consider ending clock changes.

New scientific models project a devastating public health crisis as a super El Niño threatens Nigeria with the world's highest national heat-related death toll.

Official figures show Scotland's drug-related deaths increased by 11 percent to 1,133, fueled by a sharp rise in deadly synthetic nitazenes and cocaine.

Public health experts have dismissed claims by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that the U.S. has a superior measles response, as the nation faces its worst outbreak in decades.

An anthrax outbreak in northern Zambia has killed dozens of wild animals and infected twelve residents who consumed contaminated meat.

While the US struggles with over 20,000 stillbirths annually and lags behind 151 nations, Australia has successfully reduced its mortality rate through coordinated federal action and public health campaigns.

France’s public-health agency confirmed a 36% rise in mortality during a late-June heat wave that surpassed the toll of the previous summer. Officials are now calling for stronger heat-risk strategies as extreme temperatures impact the nation.

A widespread cyclosporiasis outbreak has sickened thousands across the U.S., with investigations focusing on Taylor Farms and federal surveillance challenges.

Despite historically low rates, diphtheria remains a persistent global threat that can trigger severe complications like myocarditis. Medical experts emphasize that maintaining high vaccination coverage is essential to prevent potential outbreaks.

England is bracing for a sustained period of heat as temperatures climb toward 35C in several counties. Authorities are preparing for potential strain on infrastructure and health services.

Federal health officials have linked shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell in five states to a widespread cyclospora parasite outbreak. While investigations continue, authorities are working to trace the contamination through the supply chain.