public health

The newly reported illness marks the nation's second suspected "community spread" of COVID-19 in a new phase of disease in the U.S.
We must all act together now to limit further spread, said the WHO's director-general of the virus that has already spread to 18 countries outside China.
The number of deaths from the virus has risen to 25 and at least one man from a province bordering Beijing has died after visiting Wuhan.
Cases of the infectious respiratory disease have been reported in China, the U.S., Thailand, Japan, Taiwan and South Korea.
Hundreds of millions of people are expected to travel both domestically and abroad for Lunar New Year, prompting fears the coronavirus could spread quickly.
Heatwaves, drought, wildfires and infectious disease threaten to undermine decades of gains in global public health.
As the death toll rises, health officials suspect products containing THC are a major factor.
Hunters are urged to be on the lookout for symptoms of chronic wasting disease, though they can take years to appear after infection.