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Flu cases on the rise amid holiday travel, gatherings, latest CDC data shows Public health experts previously told ABC News that many of this season's cases are linked to a new flu strain called subclade K -- a variant of the H3N2 virus, which is itself a subtype of influenza A -- that has been circulating since the summer in other ...
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Melanoma cancer cells secrete extracellular vesicles to paralyze immune cells A new international study led by Prof. Carmit Levy of the Department of Human Genetics and Biochemistry at the Gray Faculty of Medical & Health Sciences at Tel Aviv University finds that melanoma cancer cells paralyze immune cells by secreting ...
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Doctors warn of deaths caused by 'holiday heart syndrome' (WCSC/Gray News) — With the holidays wrapping up, doctors said they are expecting a spike in heart failure caused by stress as the year comes to an end. The last week of December ...
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Health officials see spike in flu cases in Cook County after Christmas holiday Chicago health officials are urging residents to get the influenza vaccine to keep themselves safe as the region and nation are seeing an uptick in cases. "It's been rising for the last month. As expected, we saw a little bit of a bump after the ...
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New York state sees highest number of flu cases ever in a single week "We are closely reviewing hospital bed capacity data to better understand hospitalization trends and to guide any necessary response related to impacts from respiratory viral infections." According to ...
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'Don't give the gift of influenza' | Health expert says it's not too late to get your flu shot KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The number of flu cases is climbing as we head deeper into the season. Health officials are keeping an eye on a variant that's emerging called Subclade K. It's caused severe outbreaks abroad, and it's dominating cases here in the ...
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Flu surge sends families to the hospital, forces holiday changes across the Triad Hospitals across the region have responded by limiting visitation and encouraging masking, hoping to slow the spread of respiratory illness as emergency rooms fill with sick patients.
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Arizona doctors warn of 'holiday heart syndrome' as New Year's events approach PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Toasting into the New Year may seem like jolly good fun, but the celebration can lead to serious health consequences. Doctors are warning about a condition called holiday heart syndrome as New Year's celebrations approach, ...
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Higher Frequency or Quantity of Alcohol Intake Tied to Several Cancers Obesity (eight of 62), alcoholic liver disease (five of 62), and diabetes (four of 62) were other alcohol-associated comorbidities. Dose-response relationships were commonly seen, suggesting that risk is not limited to heavy or chronic use.
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Bird flu found in commercial poultry in Newark Following further testing, highly ...
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Trying to improve your health and wellness in 2026? Keep it simple But resolutions, lofty as they may be, can turn daunting quickly with all the advice and sometimes contradicting information coming at you from news reports, advertisers, influencers, friends and even politicians.
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Avian flu confirmed in commercial poultry near Newark Monday, 29 December 2025. Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) has been confirmed in commercial poultry near Newark. The Council is working with Government agencies to ensure that all safety measures are being put in place and being adhered to.
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Can a quick drop in temperatures actually make you sick? JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — If you're feeling "under the weather," it may be because of the weather. Quick, big swings in temperature can increase your risk of feeling sick. Cold air can weaken immune systems. Drier air dries out and weakens mucous membranes, ...
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