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)

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, more than 3,000 people have now died from Ebola, with the current outbreak being one of the deadliest ever, while there is no vaccine or treatment available for the Bundibugyo variant of the virus. (translated)

Congo has started a vaccination campaign against Ebola with a vaccine for a different variant, while the Ebola outbreak in neighboring Uganda has officially been declared over. (translated)

Congo has started vaccinations against the largest Ebola outbreak ever, using the Ervebo vaccine despite uncertainty about its effectiveness against the Bundibugyo type of the virus. (translated)

The World Health Organization (WHO) has confirmed that the Ebola outbreak in Uganda is definitively over, following earlier confirmation from the government that the country is Ebola-free, although the outbreak in the neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo is still ongoing with thousands of cases. (translated)

In Belgium, the largest salmonella outbreak ever has resulted in more than 300 illnesses, caused by contaminated eggs that were also sold in the Netherlands, although there have not yet been any reported cases of illness there. (translated)

Jean Kaseya, director general of Africa CDC, advocates for African sovereignty in the fight against the current deadly Ebola outbreak in Congo, emphasizing the importance of local involvement in managing the epidemic and developing solutions. (translated)

At least 300 Belgians have fallen ill due to a salmonella outbreak at a poultry farm in De Kempen, which has led to recalls of contaminated eggs in eight other European countries. (translated)

‘De huidige ebola-uitbraak in de Democratische Republiek Congo dreigt de dodelijkste uitbraak van de ziekte te gaan overschaduwen’
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 United Kingdom, one person has died and more than 200 others, including babies and the elderly, have fallen ill due to a salmonella outbreak, which is believed to be linked to imported eggs, while the health agency and the food authority continue their investigation into the cause. (translated)

The Japanese beetle has emerged in the Netherlands, causing great concern among experts and the agricultural sector, as an outbreak could have disastrous consequences for both nature and the economy. (translated)

The Ebola outbreak in Congo is the deadliest to date, with nearly 2,500 deaths and a survival rate of only 50%, which makes the fight against this disease extremely difficult, as discussed with Marcella Kraaij from Doctors Without Borders. (translated)

The recent outbreak of the Ebola virus in Congo, with 2,325 deaths so far, is the deadliest ever in the country and the fastest growing in world history, partly due to later diagnoses and a lack of vaccine or treatment, while internal conflicts and distrust towards authorities also complicate the response. (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 the Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed 2325 lives so far, making it the deadliest outbreak in the country's history, caused by deficiencies in surveillance and access to care. (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)

Two weeks after the failed migration attempt to Ceuta, Moroccan youth feel disillusioned and defeated, with stories about the horrific experiences they have encountered there, while the Moroccan authorities are busy trying to prevent a new outbreak. (translated)
Two people in Michigan have died and thousands of others have become ill following a diarrhea outbreak that was initially linked to contaminated iceberg lettuce from Taco Bell, although the source of the outbreak is still under investigation. (translated)
