FOI Clinical - Issue 15
Connecticut confirmed its first clade I mpox case in a traveler returning from Western Europe, and CDC disclosed two H1N2 variant influenza infections this season.
Connecticut confirmed its first clade I mpox case in a traveler returning from Western Europe, and CDC disclosed two H1N2 variant influenza infections this season.
Seattle is preparing for FIFA World Cup matches in June as Washington state reports 43 measles cases. The MV Hondius docked in Tenerife and as the hantavirus case count climbed to 11, with 18 Americans now repatriated.
Measles rebounds. Three passengers die aboard an expedition cruise ship in a suspected Andes virus outbreak.
South Carolina's measles outbreak is over after 997 cases but Utah's outbreak still active. VRSA case surfaces in North Dakota, and valley fever signals an early start to its seasonal surge.
Mpox climbs to 1.8x its prior-year pace as clade Ib reaches Denmark, rotavirus surges through a widening gap in childhood vaccination, and measles continues to slow
Measles cases are past 1,500, vaccination rates are sliding, and a Hepatitis A outbreak in the Amalfi Coast region has health authorities banning raw seafood.
Measles cases top 1,487 with major outbreaks in four states. Plus clade I mpox in Missouri, a rare hantavirus case in New York, and a meningococcal outbreak in the UK.
Flu season is nearly over, but measles continues. RSV is peaking unusually late this year. A large-scale infant formula recall spans 99 countries.
NYC and Toronto report new clade I mpox cases linked to international travel, adding to a growing reports of clade Ib globally.
Flu is finally turning a corner, but measles continues to spread across more than 30 states, mumps activity is ticking up in Maryland, and two suspected hemorrhagic fever cases in DRC are worth knowing about before your patients ask.
Measles surges to 1,136 cases across 28 states; RSV rising; updates on legionellosis, Hansen's disease, and infant botulism.
Something worth watching is developing in flu data this week. Activity that looked like it was winding down may have more to go, and it's showing up in children.