Victoria to Offer Free Meningococcal B Vaccines for Year 10 Students From 2027
Victoria’s decision to fund free meningococcal B vaccines for Year 10 students from 2027 is more than a school health update. It is a shift in how the state handles…
Indian Techie, 37, Dies In California After Rare Valley Fever Infection Attacks Lungs
Chiranjeevi Kolla, a 37-year-old Indian technology professional in California, has died after a month-long fight with Valley fever, a fungal infection that can begin with ordinary flu-like symptoms but, in…
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World Thalassemia Day 2026 Theme Explained: Why Millions Still Remain Undiagnosed
World Thalassemia Day 2026 will be observed on May 8, with this year’s theme placing a sharp focus on people who remain outside the reach of diagnosis, treatment and long-term…
Thousands in Sudbury Told to Boil Tap Water After Adverse Samples Reported
Thousands of people in Sudbury, New Sudbury and Falconbridge have been told to boil their tap water after public health officials reported adverse water samples from the municipal drinking water…
Toronto Legionnaires’ Outbreak: 9 Cases Confirmed as Health Officials Investigate Source
Toronto is facing a new public health investigation after nine cases of Legionnaires’ disease were confirmed in the city’s southeast end, with officials saying the infections appear to be connected.…
FDA Proposal Could Restrict Access to Popular GLP-1 Weight Loss Ingredients
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has signaled a major shift in how some of the world’s most sought-after weight-loss and diabetes drugs are handled, proposing to block outsourcing facilities…
Celtic Season Ticket Prices Rise to ÂŁ626 as 2026/27 Renewals Open With May 29 Deadline
Celtic have opened their 2026/27 season ticket renewal window, confirming that adult prices will begin at ÂŁ626 and that existing holders must renew by 5PM on Friday, May 29. The…
Australia Detects Vaccine-Derived Poliovirus in Perth Wastewater, No Community Spread Reported
Australia has reported a rare detection of vaccine-derived poliovirus in wastewater from Perth, prompting health authorities in Western Australia to increase surveillance while stressing that there is no evidence of…