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Host Cities Ramp Up Measles Surveillance as World Cup Begins

Public-health teams use wastewater, emergency‑room and lab data to detect cases early, supporting rapid isolation and vaccination efforts.

UK Study Finds Maternal RSV Shot Two Weeks Before Birth Cuts Infant Hospitalizations by 80%

HMPV Activity Climbs Across U.S., Reaching 5% of Positive Respiratory Tests

Infant Study Reveals Divergent Immune Responses to RSV and COVID-19 With Treatment Implications

Texas, Houston Warn of Whooping Cough Surge as U.S. Cases Stay Elevated

Lab-Grown 'Mini-Noses' Reveal Why RSV Hits Infants Harder

U.S. Whooping Cough Cases Top 25,000 in 2025 as Kentucky Confirms Third Infant Death

Texas Whooping Cough Cases Quadruple to 3,500 as State Issues Second Straight Health Alert

Whooping Cough Rebounds Above Pre-Pandemic Levels, Pediatricians Warn of Infant Risks

Swedish Study Finds Healthy Newborns at High Risk of Severe RSV, Spurring Expanded Protections

Respiratory Viruses Can Awaken Dormant Cancer Cells via IL-6-Driven Inflammation

COVID and Flu Infections Reactivate Dormant Breast Cancer Cells, Study Finds

FDA Expands Moderna RSV Vaccine to Adults 18–59 at Risk

Infant Microbiota Profiles Linked to Lower Risk of Severe Viral Respiratory Infections