The West Nile virus is spreading further in the Netherlands, with now nine hospitalized patients and reports of infections in horses, indicating a significant outbreak and the necessity of attention to preventive measures. (translated)

The West Nile virus is spreading further in the Netherlands, with now nine hospitalized patients and reports of infections in horses, indicating a significant outbreak and the necessity of attention to preventive measures. (translated)

At least nine people have contracted the West Nile virus in the Netherlands this year, according to new figures from the National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), with one patient having died and the infections occurring in the provinces of Utrecht, North Brabant, North Holland, and South Holland. (translated)

Jumbo has recalled cheeses again, including Jumbo Lepelkaasje and Jumbo Cheese Plateau Surprising, due to possible contamination with the listeria bacteria. (translated)

Supermarket chain Jumbo has recalled brie and gorgonzola due to possible contamination with listeria bacteria, with customers able to get a refund even without a receipt. (translated)

A person has died from the West Nile virus in Utrecht, where four infections have been confirmed this year, but the risk of infection remains very low according to the RIVM. (translated)

A Dutch person has died from an infection with the West Nile virus. This virus is also present in our country. Should we be worried? Not in the sense that there is reason for panic. However, it is wise to be a bit more consistent with regular mosquito repellent measures during the mosquito season. (translated)
In the Utrecht region, an elderly patient has died from West Nile virus, while two others have been hospitalized, showing that the West Nile virus, which is transmitted by mosquitoes, is now definitely a problem in the Netherlands, with reports of infections in both humans and horses in various provinces. (translated)

In Belgium, more than 300 people have fallen ill due to eggs contaminated with salmonella from a large poultry farm in Geel, with the Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain (FAVV) describing it as the largest salmonella outbreak ever in the country. (translated)

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo threatens to become the largest ever, with 5,000 infections in three months, many of which are not linked to previously known patients, leading experts to conclude that there are chains of infection that have not yet been identified. (translated)
The number of confirmed Ebola infections in the Democratic Republic of Congo has risen to over 5000, with at least 2378 fatalities, while there is still no approved vaccine available for the current outbreak of the Bundibugyo variant. (translated)

In the Netherlands, for the first time since 2020, a blood donor has been infected with the West Nile virus, and the possible infection of a donor patient has led to extensive screening of blood donations from the province of Utrecht, where the donor lives. (translated)

The Ebola outbreak in Congo has claimed 2325 lives so far, making it the deadliest outbreak in the country, and the United Nations points to the urgency of international action as the number of confirmed infections has now reached 4945. (translated)

The Ebola outbreak in Congo is now the deadliest ever in the country, with 2,325 deaths and 4,945 confirmed cases, and the UN has warned that the outbreak is the fastest growing, with someone dying from the virus approximately every thirty minutes. (translated)

In the article, medical coordinator Ronald Kremer describes the concerning Ebola situation in Beni, where 4,400 infections have been reported in three months, while he prepares for the opening of a new Ebola center and the challenges and concerns that come with it. (translated)

Ebola in eastern Congo is spreading faster than ever, with more than 2000 deaths and 4381 confirmed infections, while conflicts, misinformation, and a lack of vaccine for the Bundibugyo variant complicate the fight against it. (translated)

Het gaat spijtig genoeg niet goed! Even leek het retreat in Spanje verlichting te bieden. Bij thuiskomst echter weer down the drain. Slaaploosheid, paniekaanvallen en een heliobacter pylori besmetting die inmiddels met een bismut quadruple antibioticakuur hopelijk succesvol is uitgeroeid, maar ondertussen de hele darmflora heeft gesloopt. Slaap nu gemiddeld 2-3 uur per nacht sinds 4 maanden en alleen Lorezepam geeft wat slaap. En dat soort medicatie is een hele slechte lange termijn oplossing, wat ook weer voor piekeren en angst zorgt. Daarnaast is mijn vrouw er ook niet al te best aan toe door mijn crash + het Iran familietrauma van de laatste tijd. Het ergste is nog dat we iedere dag proberen te overleven voor de kinderen en je het gevoel hebt er niet te kunnen zijn voor ze. Het is bizar hoe het leven van het een op het andere moment in een crisissituatie kan belanden. Hopen op betere tijden! Beetje een wanhopig verhaal, maar aangezien jullie om een update vragen zal ik eerlijk zijn. Het gaat zwaar klote! En de beurshandel is echt het laatste waar ik momenteel aan denk. #MentaleGezondheid #Familie #Hoop
In the Congolese city of Beni, the situation regarding Ebola is critical, with almost all beds for potentially infected patients already full and a rapidly increasing number of infections, while medical coordinator Ronald Kremer is under high pressure to get the treatment center operational amid construction delays and other challenges. (translated)

The death toll from Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo has risen to over 1800, with nearly 4000 reported cases, making it the second-largest Ebola outbreak ever. (translated)

A 13-year-old Italian boy, Mattia Maestri, has died after spending nine years in a coma due to infection with the Escherichia coli bacteria from raw milk cheese, which his family describes as a 'hell unleashed by a piece of cheese.' (translated)

Uganda has announced that the Ebola outbreak in the country is under control, despite a continuing epidemic in neighboring Democratic Republic of the Congo, where the number of infections and deaths continues to rise without an approved vaccine available. (translated)
