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Instead of hunting the infection, MeMed is reading the body’s response
What if a blood test could end the antibiotics guessing game? Israeli company MeMed reads the body’s immune response to distinguish bacterial from viral infections in about 15 minutes, helping doctors make faster treatment decisions
ynet Global
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09.09.26
Ebola outbreak in Congo expands rapidly, raising fears of regional spread
Ebola is spreading exponentially in eastern Congo, with more than 2,500 deaths and infections outpacing response efforts; The outbreak has surpassed the 2018-2020 epidemic, while a vaccine’s effectiveness against the current strain remains unclear
Oren Reis, News Agencies
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08.21.26
AI designed a virus, scientists brought it to life
Stanford and Arc researchers used AI to design bacteriophage genomes, producing 16 working viruses that attacked E. coli, a potential step toward fighting antibiotic resistance that also raises urgent questions about biological safety and oversight
Eitan Gefen
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08.15.26
Hantavirus detected in semen after six years, but is it really dangerous?
A Swiss study of one man sparked global reports, but found no live virus in semen; Dr. Noam Levitan explains why there is little reason to panic over sexual transmission fears
Oren Reiss
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05.17.26
Ebola outbreak kills 65 in Congo, with first victim confirmed in Uganda
Health officials say hundreds of suspected cases have been recorded in mining towns in eastern Congo’s Ituri province; tests point to the Bundibugyo strain, for which there is no licensed vaccine, raising fears the virus circulated undetected for weeks
News Agencies
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05.16.26
Virus outbreak on another cruise ship: 90-year-old passenger dies, 1,700 others in quarantine
Ambassador Cruise Line's ship Ambition has docked in Boudreaux but no one on board can disembark; experts suspect it has no connection with the hantavirus outbreak that killed three on a Dutch cruise ship last week, and believe it is norovirus
News Agencies, ynet
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05.13.26
Hantavirus isn’t the next COVID — here’s why experts aren’t alarmed
Flashing headlines, dramatic music and influencers warning about a 'deadly virus' — often without any medical expertise; before panic spreads online, here’s what science actually says about hantavirus
Dr. Roy Zucker
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05.12.26
Hantavirus-hit cruise ship passengers face special evacuation and quarantine after deadly outbreak
The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control says all passengers on the MV Hondius should be treated as high-risk contacts as a precaution; 8 people have fallen ill, including 3 who died, while asymptomatic passengers will return home by special transport
Reuters
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05.10.26
CDC criticized as muted response to cruise ship hantavirus outbreak raises concerns
Experts say the CDC’s muted response to a cruise ship hantavirus outbreak involving Americans signals a weakened role in global health emergencies
AP
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05.09.26
Deadly 'COVID-style' cruise shock: three killed in rare rodent-borne virus outbreak on board
Three people have died aboard the MV Hondius cruise ship from a suspected hantavirus outbreak, officials say; the ship, off Africa with 150 passengers and 71 crew, is under WHO monitoring; origin unclear
Oren Reis
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05.04.26
Why a common cold knocks some people down while others feel nothing
A new study shows why the same cold virus causes mild sniffles in some people but severe illness and asthma flare-ups in others, finding that the difference depends on how fast and how strongly the immune system reacts in the first hours after infection
Tzur Gueta
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02.13.26
Unvaccinated children removed from Israeli kindergartens as measles outbreak worsens
In an unprecedented move, six unvaccinated children were barred from two kindergartens in a Samaria community after exposure to measles, as officials warn parents cannot endanger other children; 14 have died so far
Or Hadar
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02.10.26
What is the Nipah virus? New outbreak in India puts Asia on health alert
Thailand and Nepal have stepped up screening of travelers from India after five Nipah virus cases were confirmed in West Bengal, with about 100 people isolated in Kolkata, as experts warn of fatal encephalitis and mortality rates of up to 75% but say the risk of wider spread remains relatively low
Oren Reis, Tzur Gueta
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01.28.26
Israel confirms first case of more aggressive monkeypox strain as vaccine shortage persists
The Health Ministry said the case was detected last week in a traveler returning to Israel, likely from the UAE, where officials say the strain is spreading in the community; no additional cases have been identified so far
Or Hadar
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01.06.26
Flu surge in Israel: ICUs fill, Health Ministry urges masks and vaccination
Hospitals in Israel are coming under growing strain as hundreds are hospitalized with influenza, including children in intensive care; doctors warn that wards are filling up and many parents regret not vaccinating their children
Or Hadar
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12.18.25
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