As Medicare’s expanded access to general telehealth services nears expiration, it is critical to recognize the profound impact virtual care has on public health. Telehealth is not just a convenience—it is a necessity for millions of Americans, particularly those at high risk for severe illness, those living with chronic conditions, those with mobility limitations, and … Continued
Imaginez une réunion de famille typique aujourd’hui. La plupart des gens ont abandonné les masques : les enfants courent librement, les oncles et tantes discutent autour d’un goûter, et seuls quelques membres de la famille choisissent encore de porter des masques bien ajustés. Bientôt, les questions fusent : « La pandémie n’est-elle pas terminée ? … Continued
Imagina una típica reunión familiar hoy en día. La mayoría ya no usa mascarilla: los niños corren libremente, los tíos platican mientras comen algo, y solo un par de familiares siguen usando mascarillas bien ajustadas. Pronto empiezan las preguntas: “¿No se acabó ya la pandemia?”, “¿Todavía no te has cansado de las mascarillas?”, “¡Pero si … Continued
This page provides real-time updates on emerging health threats and important public health developments. Our goal is to keep healthcare professionals and the public informed about critical outbreaks, potential risks, and evolving situations. Check back regularly for verified alerts from trusted sources. June 16, 2026Oxfam Warns Ebola Response’s “First Line of Defence” Has Collapsed in … Continued
Stellen Sie sich ein heutiges, typisches Familientreffen vor. Die meisten haben sich längst vom Masketragen verabschiedet: Kinder tollen unbeschwert herum, Tanten und Onkel unterhalten sich bei kleinen Snacks, und nur wenige Familienmitglieder entscheiden sich noch bewusst für gut sitzende Masken. Doch kaum ist man wieder beisammen, kommen die Fragen: „Ist die Pandemie nicht vorbei?“, „Werdet … Continued
Dear [ADDRESSEE], We appreciate the dedication of [HOSPITAL/HEALTHCARE NAME] to providing quality care and ensuring the well-being of patients, staff, and visitors. With this in mind, we are writing to share our concerns regarding the current infection control policies at [HOSPITAL/HEALTHCARE NAME], particularly in relation to masking and other airborne pathogen prevention strategies. The harms … Continued
Picture a typical family gathering today. Most people have moved on from masking: kids run around freely, aunts and uncles chat over snacks, and only a couple of family members still choose to wear well-fitted masks. Soon, the questions start rolling in: “Isn’t the pandemic over?” “Aren’t you done with masks yet?” “But you’re not high-risk!” This Q&A provides evidence-based responses to these and other common objections, offering insight into why we still mask, filter the air, and open windows—knowledge we’ve gained and continue to put into practice.
Symptoms of Long COVID according to Appendix A of [1]. References [1] Davis et al. (2021). Characterizing Long COVID in an international cohort: 7 months of symptoms and their impact. EClinicalMedicine, 38, 101019. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.eclinm.2021.101019
Prepared for Dr. Jonathan B. Perlin, President and Chief Executive Officer, The Joint Commission by the World Health Network December 26, 2024 Throughout history, foundational public health measures—such as hygiene protocols, vaccination campaigns, and universal blood safety standards—emerged in response to widespread morbidity and mortality. While these measures faced initial resistance, they have since become … Continued
Authors: Europe-A-Patient and World Health Network Executive Summary We provide a detailed overview of the evolving risks posed by H5N1 avian influenza and recommendations for proactive measures to safeguard countries around the world. Here is a summary followed by a detailed analysis. Detailed Analysis: H5N1 Risks and Preparedness 1. Dairy Industry Infections and Preventing U.S. … Continued