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Malaria in the states: A sign of climate change?
Yes and no. It’s a little complicated. Here’s why.
Jul 5
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Remember monkeypox? It may be back in headlines
Remember monkeypox? Well, it’s now known as “mpox.” And you may start seeing it pop up in the news again. We have learned a lot since the massive…
Jun 6
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Norovirus has entered the chat
Tired of respiratory viruses this winter? Not so fast. Norovirus has entered the room. Norovirus—a virus that causes stomach cramping, intense episodes…
Feb 23
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Katelyn Jetelina
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The Last of Us: Perspectives from an epidemiologist and a plant scientist
The hit TV show The Last of Us is taking the world by storm. It’s about a pandemic, but a very different one from the what we are experiencing now. It’s…
Feb 9
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Cassandra Quave
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Why are there no eggs? Avian flu and keeping human risk low
Egg prices are up 60%, which means we are paying upwards of $5-7 for a dozen eggs. That is if you can find them. Why? A constellation of reasons, but…
Jan 24
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Lauren Leining
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RSV is back: FAQ
We are seeing a tsunami of respiratory illnesses and, in its wake, severe disease and overcrowded hospitals. This is mainly driven by RSV, with flu…
Nov 10, 2022
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Katelyn Jetelina
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The "common" viruses for our kids may be back
Emerging infectious diseases like monkeypox and polio capture many headlines, but parents of young children know it’s the “normal” viruses (now…
Sep 23, 2022
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Katelyn Jetelina
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Caitlin Rivers
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